But short of testing on humans, there are few good ways to determine ... researchers at the INL built a unique brain-emulating microchip as part of a two-year research effort called BrainChip4MED ...

"Humans cannot really understand them." From smartphones to modems to air traffic radar, you'll be hard pressed to find communications infrastructure that doesn't use wireless chips. So far, those ...

A connected implant held the vibrating microchip, and another implant was ... Anatomically modern humans migrated from Africa sometime between 80,000 and 50,000 years ago. Our original genetic ...

It's standard practice in the veterinary field to microchip pets. So standard, in fact, that some 3.5 million household animals in the US have little rice-sized chips in them, helping rescue ...

A microchip implant is being developed by researchers that would allow humans to control the sleep cycle and treat sleeplessness. The chip, which is called ‘ living pharmacy ’, is still in the ...

Forget National Identity cards - why not microchip humans like we do for pets? THE recent Press letter from Mary Morton 'Bring back National Identity cards' rings true. A few people of my ...

Dystopian nightmare or a simple convenience? A Swedish company implanting microchips under the skin is promoting its devices for use as a Covid-19 health pass in a country with thousands of early ...

The closure of national pet microchip company Save This Life has left many pet owners worried and scrambling. Since collars can be removed and collar tags can fall off, microchips are a crucial ...

El Paso Animal Services has launched an initiative, Straylight Savings, to encourage pet owners to check and update their pets’ microchip information to prevent their pets from entering the shelter ...