Jenny Straiton

Feb 22, 2024 | future-science.com | Jenny Straiton

Aging; whether you embrace it and age with grace or attempt to turn back the clock with skincare products, for most of us it's inevitable (and preferable to the alternative). With each passing year comes a cake with an ever-increasing number of candles, each of which documents your existence for another rotation around the sun. Our chronological age is linear, a measure of the time we have lived on earth that increases year on year until we die; but what about biological age?

Aug 25, 2023 | future-science.com | Jenny Straiton

For decades, reading the mind or ‘decoding the brain’ fell into the realm of science fiction. In recent years, however, the concept has left the pages of books and entered the lab. With the right technology, scientists are able to elucidate the thoughts of individuals without a word being uttered. Implantable electrodes in the brain have allowed those living with paralysis to speak for the first time, the electrodes converting brain activity into text on a screen [1].

Jun 12, 2023 | pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov | Jenny Straiton

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Jun 12, 2023 | future-science.com | Jenny Straiton

BioTechniquesVol. 74, No. 5Tech NewsOpen AccessAbstractWith advances in imaging technologies and the development of artificial intelligence-based predictive software, has the protein folding problem finally been solved? As humans, we love to predict things. Predictions dominate conversations from the weather to sports results as we debate what is still to come.