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The PowerSwim Program is developing highly efficient, human-­powered swimming devices for use by combat and reconnaissance swimmers.

What would it be like to see different wavelengths of light or at a different time scale? Check out these videos to find out.

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Natasha talks about her Primo Posthuman prototype, whole body prosthetics and various related technologies and ideas.

One worry about the possibility of radical germ line enhancement of the human species is that it may, at some point, produce a being so genetically superior to the regular human that the race would split in two. 

“No contribution would be more generally applicable than one that improves the performance of the human brain.”

Proposals Submission Deadline: March 15, 2013! The target audience of this book will be composed of researchers, graduate students, practitioners, and professionals in academe and the medical industry who should all find value in this publication.

A report this week in Nature documents the work of Duke University researcher Miguel Nicolelis who have implanted sensors that enable rats to “touch” and respond to infrared light.

Ben and Natasha discuss cyborgs, the future of the human body, H+ TV , and Natasha’s new book.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine are testing the first “brain pacemaker”, a device which provides for deep brain stimulation, for Alzheimer’s patients.

Ben Goertzel converses with Hugo de Garis on his transhumanist argument for the reality of a Creator.