Stranger Dimensions Proving we actually live in a b-movie since 2011

The Grey Goo may be hypothetically dangerous, a potential warning for those who think unrestricted, self-replicating nanobots are, you know, a good idea. But there’s something else out there. Something worse. Something that could pose a real threat to humanity ...

Japanese scientists have successfully created an artificial, inorganic synapse, which emulates “the synaptic plasticity underlying the sensory, short-term, and long-term memory formation in the human brain.” In other words, get ready for nanotechnology that can fix your brain, and maybe ...

It’s a perfectly ordinary day at the lab sometime in the distant future. Your team of scientists are working on a new batch of self-replicating molecular nanobots, this one meant to help clean up some ozone pollution around Los Angeles. ...