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Bionic humans: not just science fiction

Posted by Paul Raven @ 03-04-2006 in Technology •

…at least, not any more. Over in San Francisco this week, the Experimental Biology symposium is getting into swing; among the many topics being discussed are the many ways that science can be used to augment, repair and replace elements of the human body. Continue reading “Bionic humans: not just science fiction”

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