Wire up hives to keep bees happy and healthy
9 April 2014
A do-it-yourself hive, complete with sensors to track temperature, humidity and pollution will keep your bees happy and stress-free
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The white walker: Longest horse trek crosses icy lake
9 April 2014
See a re-enactment of a 17-year-old Cossack officer's ride across frozen Lake Baikal in 1889 – part of a 9000-kilometre journey through a Siberian winter
Synthetic biology can supplement traditional farmers
9 April 2014
Traditional spice producers and synthetic biologists don't have to compete – there's room for both
Parental guidance advised over virtual embryos
9 April 2014
The ability to create simulations of unconceived children by virtually shuffling the prospective parents' genomes poses questions for us all
DNA nanobots deliver drugs in living cockroaches
9 April 2014
A swarm of nanobots made of DNA can store molecules in their folds and deliver them to specific cells by performing complex calculations
Meet your unborn child – before it's even conceived
9 April 2014
A service that creates digital embryos by virtually mixing two people's DNA will allow parents to screen out genetic disorders – and perhaps much more
We're offering $2m for the best ocean acidity mapping
9 April 2014
To keep the seas healthy, we need to measure how they are changing. It's no simple task, but here's an incentive, says oceans X Prize director Paul Bunje
