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  • Belcher has genetically engineered a virus to get its coat to bond with tiny metal bits.
  • Clunky metal robotic arms can be dangerous for humans to work near.
  • They survived because they were able to shut off their body's demand for oxygen.
  • This innovation could revolutionize ER medicine and save thousands of lives.
  • Host David Pogue learns how hagfish slime might be used in the clothing of the future.
  • The arm is controlled by inflating an accordion-like tube on one side to bend the arm.
  • The procedure that saved her life is called therapeutic hypothermia.
  • Some patients previously thought dead have been revived with little brain damage.
  • Festo designed its FinGripper based on the movements of a fish tail.
  • When the muons hit denser material, they are deflected and their angle changes.
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