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Surgically-Altered Locusts May Be Able to Smell Cancer

A team of researchers surgically altered locusts to help detect cancer in humans. The idea of using animals to detect sick humans is good, and a team of researchers from Michigan State University has released a new study that details how locusts can help with this.

by April Fowell

Tech
Hybrid Robot Can Now Hear Using Dead Locust's Ear, Can Move Upon Interpreting Sounds
by Joen Coronel
Science
Engineers Working On Cyborg Locusts That Can Sniff Out Explosives
by Aaron Mamiit
Robotics
This Tiny Robot Is Inspired By The Locust And Can Jump 11 Feet In The Air
by Christian de Looper
Science
Engineers May Build Better Airplanes Due To Inspiration From Insect Legs
by Ted Ranosa
Culture
Locust swarm of Biblical proportions in Madagascar
by Jason McClellan
Science
Forgotten amber collection is a new window to the past
by Rebecca Kaplan

Locusts

Surgically-Altered Locusts May Be Able to Smell Cancer

Hybrid Robot Can Now Hear Using Dead Locust's Ear, Can Move Upon Interpreting Sounds

Engineers Working On Cyborg Locusts That Can Sniff Out Explosives

This Tiny Robot Is Inspired By The Locust And Can Jump 11 Feet In The Air

Engineers May Build Better Airplanes Due To Inspiration From Insect Legs

Locust swarm of Biblical proportions in Madagascar

Forgotten amber collection is a new window to the past

Apple Hopes $100 Million Investment Proposal Could Convince Indonesia to Stop iPhone 16 Ban

'GTA v' Is Available to Download for Free if You're a PS Plus Subscriber, Back Again After Pullout

PayPal Down: Users Complain They Can't Log In, No Means to Access Money but Outage Now Fixed

Apple Pay Under Fire, CFPB Puts Mobile Wallet Giant on Watchlist

Tesla Supercharger V4 Upgrade Coming Next Year, Offering 500kW for EVs, 1.2MW for Semi