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Life Eternal
This article is about how environment, genes, and behavior affect longevity. It also explores how genes can be manipulated to increase lifespan, and the ethical implications of immortality.

BCI Technology, Not Just a Dream
Describes all the different field related to by brain-computer interfacing.

The Future Present of Brain Interfacing
This article describes the current commercially available devices for interfacing a brain with a computer game, as well as what may be possible in the near future.

The Truth of Fiction

Discusses anime/manga representations of cyborgs in warfare and general prosthetics, as well as their applications in the real world.

Bacterial Therapeutics
Bacteria can now be engineered to be an organic cyborgian component for use in medical therapeutics.

Nature Using Technology Using Nature
A summary of the current and past research being done on medical nanomachines built from or inspired by organic material. Looks at nanobots and their use with DNA to solve problems, nanocomputers, and nanobot design.

Emergence of Virtual Idols
Looks into Japan's use of mechanical and cyber technology in pop culture in creating virtual cyborgs.

The Invisible Machine
Discusses the uses of nanotechnology in the biomedical field. It covers nanotechnology's role in the treatment of cancer, the use of liposomes in drug delivery, the use of archaesomes as vaccine adjuvants. It further outlines the potential for nanomachines capable of creating proteins on the cellular level, or signal transmission. It also review power sources, military applications, the game series Metal Gear Solid, and nanoparticles.

Cyborg Philosophy: Ethical Issues Concerning Augmentation
Loss of Taste
Brain-Computer Interface Systems
Cyborg Bodies in Medicine

More coming soon.

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