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 treating nanoparticles, recovering memories for Alzheimer’s victims, DARPA is trying to build a “learning machine”, 3D printing cartilage, and creating “Omnifocal” glasses. Nanoparticles Effectively Treat Cancer in Mice For most cancer patients, it’s not the original tumor that poses the greatest risk. It’s the metasta

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: Scientists create artificial sperm cells and then fertilize an egg with it, using light to rewrite memories, the most realistic robotic hand ever made, Google applies their DeepMind AI Program to healthcare, and the ability to step into virtual reality. Artificial Sperm Cells That Work For Reproduction Scientists have used em

This week: Scientists find evidence of a ninth planet in the solar system, researchers discover the brain has the same memory capacity as the entire internet, DARPA is working on a brain implant to connect the human brain to the digital world, a breakthrough in prosthesis technology, and nanoparticles that kill antbiotic resistant bacteria while leaving healthy cells alive. Scientists Find Evidence of Ninth Planet Astronomers at the California Institute of Technology announce

This week: A super sponge to soak up oil leaks, the world’s largest fusion reactor comes to life, “kill switches” engineered into bacteria, new research into drug resistance, and a Matrix style memory prosthesis. New Super Sponge Could Be Used To Clean Oil Spills Australian scientists have developed a new material that could dramatically lower the impact of oil spills on mother nature. Researchers from Deakin University have invented a new sponge material made of thin, nanosh