Things are alive at MIT these days, even tattoos! Recently, it was a team over at the university that was experimenting with genetically modified bacteria cells that led them into creating a new technique of 3D printing regarding tattoo design. It was through this concept that something special occurred, a living tattoo that provided varied responses based on different provocations.

The most complex electrical system on earth just became slightly more visible due to the efforts of researchers in the Pacific Northwest.

There is a new discovery that is so powerful, yet so terrifying, it almost wasn’t published. That is, until they realized it’s implications just aren’t possible.

The race to cure cancer is an ongoing battle. New research may be showing positive signs for it’s eradication. Researchers with Northwestern University in Illinois may have found a way to kill cancer cells.

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We see them every day. The white puffy things in the sky that bring us shade on the hot days, and rain on the dry days. However, clouds in the sky are doing more for us than just that, but that could be changing.

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Researchers may have found a link between the organisms in your body, and how you react to cancer treatments.

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Researchers have been trying to do it for quite some time, and now they may be one step closer. Thanks to research into aquatic life, electronic skin has now taken a huge leap forward in development.

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Earthquakes are one of Earth’s most destructive forces, mainly because they are not very predictable. However, a group of scientists may have figured out a way to at least see if some of the tectonic plates are getting ready to unleash havoc, or if they already have.

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No one knows how big space truly is, what all is out there, and the processes of how it all formed in the first place. There are many questions that astronomers are trying to answer every day about the universe, but they may have just answered one.

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