Новости за 19.02.2016

It's the size of a paper clip, and it translates brain waves into computer language so we can interface with electronics.

Keeping our seniors active, from the comfort of home.

When it's closed, a new side table looks like a typical piece of furniture. But with a couple of pulls, it unfolds into a workout station designed for elderly people who might not otherwise go to the gym.

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Invest in glasses.

Half the world will be short sighted by 2050, says Brien Holden of the Brien Holden Vision Institute, Sydney, Australia, mostly because of lifestyle changes, and staring at computer screens all day long. That's an eight-fold increase in the number of people with myopia, in just a few decades.

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If you want to make yourself smarter, go for a run.

Which makes you smarter: running or lifting weights? Meathead jokes aside, there's new evidence that moderate aerobic exercise helps increase new brain cells, while strength training may not be much healthier for the brain than sitting on the couch.

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In hard to reach places, sometimes the condoms and birth control pills have to come from the skies.

Robotics, artificial intelligence, haptic interfaces, and more. This isn't just the future of technology, it's the future of sex.

The first-ever marijuana editor at a major media outlet, Ricardo Baca talks to Co.Create about the doc Rolling Papers.

The solution to government dysfunction? Start your own country, where everyone chips in and everyone gets a chance—as long as you're "innovative."

Here's how you can channel your frustration over your friends' promotions into your own career progress.

This week's top stories may help you wake up earlier, read more books, and stop writing cover letters.

Holographic telepresence could be the future of communication and exploration.

They say those who can't do teach. On the other hand, Seth Rogen does roll joints all the time and now he's teaching you how to do it too.