Extreme Science: Transplanting Your Head: And Other Feats of the Future
Nov 2015 · St. Martin's Griffin
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About this ebook
From the pages of Scientific American comes the latest information and explorations into the futuristic world of biotechnology.
-Recent breakthroughs in human longevity and life extension
-Tissue engineering and the regeneration of limbs and organs
-Biochemistry, from transgenic crops to biological warfare
-The results and ramifications of the Human Genome Project
-The current and future state of cloning and artificial wombs
-Radical biotech: head transplants, artificial intelligence, and virtual senses
-Recent breakthroughs in human longevity and life extension
-Tissue engineering and the regeneration of limbs and organs
-Biochemistry, from transgenic crops to biological warfare
-The results and ramifications of the Human Genome Project
-The current and future state of cloning and artificial wombs
-Radical biotech: head transplants, artificial intelligence, and virtual senses
About the author
Established in 1845, Scientific American has long been the world's premier science journal. Through its reports of ground-breaking discoveries and inventions written by leading scientists, it has become known as the first and foremost source on innovations in science and technology.
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