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: Google is trying to cure diabetes with bioelectronics, Scientists discover a hormone that can prevent aging, Dolly’s clones shown to be healthy, NASA will explore the Sun in 2018, and a new antibiotic found in the human body. Google’s Investment in Bioelectronics By forcing startups like Google X, Fiber and Nest to behave lik

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: Gravitational waves discovered ushering in a new era for physics and astronomy, Bionic “spinal cord” gives hope of walking again, NASA’s first launch of the Space Launch System will carry 13 satellites on deep space missions, researchers engineer a flexible transistor for flexible devices, and the federal government recognize

This week: Radically extending lifespans with genetic engineering, wirelessly charging self-driving cars, suturing wounds with lasers, mile high skyscraper to be built in Japan, and Elon Musk wants to build an electric powered jet that can vertically take of and land. Scientists Can Now Radically Extend The Lifespans of Mice – And Humans Could Be Next With a bit of clever genetic engineering, a team of scientists has just found an astonishing way to  significantly expand the

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: New Horizons vastly increases our understanding of Pluto, future smart watches can lead to a world with touchless screens, exoskeletons that help the paralyzed walk, google maps goes offline, and a breakthrough in quantum computing. New Horizons Pluto Flyby Leads to more than 50 Exciting Discoveries New information from NASA’s New Horizons Mission has revealed more than 50 exciting discoveries about Pluto. From possible ice volcanoes to twirling moons, scientists c

Author: Samantha Sharf Source: Forbes There’s a new Google named Alphabet, but the old Google is still Google GOOGL -0.44%. Confusing yes, but the company is counting on its new structure painting a clearer picture for investors. The company is forming a new umbrella structure where the parent company, Alphabet, will house distinct segments. The products you use everyday like search, maps, YouTube and the Android operating system will retain the Google name. A separate bucket