Welcome to Technology Tuesday! Every week The Job Shop Blog will bring you our 5 top science and technology news stories from around the web. This week: Computers solving moral dilemmas, the world’s first electric highway, “Martian” crops, CRISPR gene modification approved for first human trial, and Japan to approve human trials for science based anti-aging drug. Structure Mapping Engine Allows Computers To Solve Moral Dilemmas Northwestern University’s Ken Forbus is closing

Welcome to Technology Tuesday! Every week The Job Shop Blog will bring you our 5 top science and technology news stories from around the web. This week: Cancer’s Achilles heel, turning plastic waste into edible mushrooms, using nano-technology to build a biological computer, scientists create naive pluripotent stem cells from human embryos, and SpaceX’s successful satellite launch. Scientists Find Cancer’s “Achilles Heel” Scientists believe they have discovered a way to “stee

Welcome to Technology Tuesday! Every week The Job Shop Blog will bring you our 5 top science and technology news stories from around the web. This week: An AI made to fight cancer, the first ever artificial kidney, New T-Cell Therapy leads to extraordinary results for terminal patients, a jacket made mostly of air that keeps you warm no matter the temperature, and a new semiconducting material that could revolutionize computer speed. An Artificial Intelligence Made To Fight C

This week: A huge breakthrough in Quantum Computing, British scientists given the okay to edit the genome of a human embryo, Australian scientists to begin trialing fully implantable bionic eye, new finding may explain mysterious heat loss in fusion reactions, and Apple is working on long distance wireless charging for future generations of iPhones. Heat Transference Breakthrough Could Mean Giant Leap Forward For Quantum Computing Scientists at Aalto University, Finland, have

This week: A new anti-aging drug, Earth’s water could be native, meaning other planets may be more likely to have water, animal hair could inspire self cleaning devices, computers with neural networks, and google takes aim at heart disease. Alzheimer’s Drug Has Anti-Aging Proporties New research from the Salk Institute shows that the experimental Alzheimer’s drug J147 has a host of unexpected anti-aging effects in animals. The Salk team expanded upon their previous developmen

This week: Drinking beer with mind controlled robots, intelligent handheld robots, smartphone app keeping elections fair and open in Nigeria, disaster response robots, and biodegradable computer chips. Paralyzed Man Sips Beer With Mind Controlled Arm A brain implant that can decode what someone wants to do has allowed a man paralyzed from the neck down to control a robotic arm with unprecedented fluidity – and enjoy a beer at his own pace. READ MORE Intelligent Handheld Robot