Teemu Arina will be speaking at TNW Conference, which takes place on June 15 & 16 in Amsterdam. If you want to experience the event (and say hi to our editorial team!), we’ve got something special for our loyal readers. Use the promo code READ-TNW-25 and get a 25% discount on your business pass for TNW Conference. See you in Amsterdam! I often fantasise about biohacking my useless brain. At TNW Conference, my dreams could finally be fulfilled. On the second day of the event, biohacker Teemu Arina will immerse attendees in the fascinating realm of human enhancement. Arina is one of the world’s…This story continues at The Next Web

Here's what you need to know about biohacking, a health and wellness movement that's gaining popularity among celebrities like Brooke Burke, Tom Brady and Jeff Bezos.

Brooke Burke, 51, shared in a recent interview that she is incorporating biohacking into her lifestyle which helps her stay in great shape.

The advertisement—posted on Mirror, a Web3 publishing platform, in March last year—outlined an eye-catching if perhaps confusing proposal: “Access NFTs for a follistatin plasmid phase I clinical trial in Prospera ZEDE, Honduras.” The ad had been posted by a biotech startup called Minicircle, which was recruiting participants for a clinical trial of gene therapy. But…

Try these 3 simple and little-known biohacks for managing stress.

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io9 is proud to present fiction from LIGHTSPEED MAGAZINE. Once a month, we feature a story from Lightspeed’s current issue. This month’s selection is “The CRISPR Cookbook: A Guide to Biohacking Your Own Abortion in a Post-Roe World” by MKRNYILGLD. You can read the story below or listen to the podcast on Lightspeed’s… Read more...

Here's Ben Angel on the top three motivation myths and how to use biohacking to become more focused.

Here's Ben Angel on how to apply biohacking and neuroscience to take back control of your life.

Kiss procrastination goodbye with these tips from Ben Angel.

Harmful fungi cause enormous agricultural losses. Conventional techniques for combating them involve the use of poisonous fungicides. Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), working with partners from Germany, France, and Switzerland on the DialogProTec project, have developed environmentally safe alternatives that trick the pathogens' chemical communication with plants. Now that the research has been completed, the new technology is ready for use.

The founder and CEO of Flo Living on the future of biohacking and hormonal healthcare.

In my newest video, I'll show you how this method will help you to obliterate excuses and dial in your focus.

Any entrepreneur battling mental-health issues needs to watch this video.

Time to ensure fewer pit stops and more forward progress.

In this video, we answer the question, "Do smart drugs really work?"

British transhumanist Lepht Anonym has implanted more than 50 cybernetic devices in her body to become a cyborg, just as Thanos transformed Nebula in the Marvel universe. And it is not the only one.

Diabetes is the seventh-leading cause of death in America.About 463 million people (including 34 million Americans) are diabetic.The cost of insulin continues to surge, so the Open Insulin Project is fighting back by replicating medical-grade insulin that can be made at a lab in your neighborhood. The Biohackers Making Insulin 98% Cheaper www.youtube.com The sticker price for a

Diabetes is the seventh-leading cause of death in America.About 463 million people (including 34 million Americans) are diabetic.The cost of insulin continues to surge, so the Open Insulin Project is fighting back by replicating medical-grade insulin that can be made at a lab in your neighborhood. The Biohackers Making Insulin 98% Cheaper www.youtube.com The sticker price

Biohacking, a type of do-it-yourself biology, is becoming popular in Dubai. For enthusiasts, its practices can range from big or small changes to improve health and well-being to more extreme examples of implants and gene editing. But some critics are warning about potential health risks.

In this mini-masterclass, Ben Angel breaks down why optimizing your body and brain doesn't have to be difficult.

Full mitochondrial control for the ultimate anticancer biohack  Phys.Org

Full mitochondrial control for the ultimate anticancer biohack  Phys.Org

Full mitochondrial control for the ultimate anticancer biohack  Phys.org

Full mitochondrial control for the ultimate anticancer biohack  Phys.org

Insofar as variants for mitochondrial disease are supposed to be rare in the genome, don't think for even a minute that it can't happen to you. In fact, the closer one looks at the full mitonuclear genomes of normal folks, the more one realizes that no one is actually normal—we are all, shall we say, temporarily asymptomatic.

The final installment in a four-part video series from the author of 'Unstoppable' offers four tips for those considering cognitive-function supplements.

The third in a four-part video series from the author of 'Unstoppable' debunks common perceptions about a widely trending lifestyle tech.

The second in a four-part video series from the author of 'Unstoppable' breaks down a trio of powerful biohacking tools.

The first in a four-part video series from the author of 'Unstoppable' breaks down eight triggers hijacking your focus.

A biotech thriller and a German take on The X-Men are good—just not as good as Dark

“You want a monkey tail? Good for you.”

Glow-in-the-dark mice, gene-modded weed and payment microchips in your hand? That’s the surprisingly realistic science backdrop of Biohackers, but that’s where it stays.  Biohackers, the six-episode German sci-fi series set in Freiburg, was released on August 20th. Biohacking is an umbrella term comprising synthetic biology, DIY science, bodyhacking, and health optimization.  Expensive genetic engineering experiments […]

Scientists have developed a method that permits the stable storage of large quantities of data on DNA for over 1000 years.

Sheena Scott, Contributor / Forbes Business News‘Biohackers’, The German Series On Netflix, Is Not What You’d Expect - Created by Christian Ditter, director of How to Be Single, this series is a gripping sci-fi thriller.Created by Christian Ditter, director of How to Be Single, this series is a gripping sci-fi thriller. ...

A promising new series from Christian Ditter, best known for the 2017 comedy Girlboss.

March 27, 2020 — The ELIXIR & European Bioinformatics Communities are organizing the Global COVID-19 Biohackathon on April 5 – 11, 2020. The goal of the biohackathon is to create a cohesive effort and work on tooling for COVID-19 analysis. This biohackathon will lead to more readily data accessibility, protocols, computational analysis tools, protein predictions […] The post Global COVID-19 Biohackathon Announced appeared first on HPCwire.

Anonymous bitcoiners are taking the search for a coronavirus vaccine into their own hands, bypassing academia, pharmaceutical firms and U.S. regulators.

New takes on resistance training, nutritional tweaks and mobile apps lead the way

Gripping a scalpel, Vladislav Zaitsev makes an incision in the fold of skin between his client’s thumb and index finger and pushes in a small ...

Gripping a scalpel, Vladislav Zaitsev makes an incision in the fold of skin between his client’s thumb and index finger and pushes in a small glass cylinder.Alexei Rautkin, a 24-year-old programmer in a hoodie, is having a chip inserted in his hand so he can open the door to his office without swiping a card.“It’s something I decided a long time ago,” he says.“Mainly because it’s convenient but there’s also a kind of exclusivity, because practically no one else has this.”Rautkin and Zaitsev are…

This female tech entrepreneur, biohacker and author sat down with Jessica Abo to explain how women can biohack their health.

Matt Milano / Top News - WebProNewsSoftware Engineer ‘Biohacks’ His Body, Has Computer Chips Implanted - Cyborgs may be a mainstay of science fiction, but at least one software engineer is bringing the future to the present. ABC News is reporting that Ben Workman, a 29 year-old software engineer, has implanted RFID and NFC computer chips in his hands. He also has a magnet implanted in ...

In the marvel universe, a short and thin guy named Rogers underwent a series of gene transformations and

Breaking down, and demystifying, what's going on with the new science of self-improvement.

Trusii's hydrogen water machines were supposed to help users with their health problems, but customers claim the company is running a scam.

Trusii's hydrogen water machines were supposed to help users with their health problems, but customers claim the company is running a giant scam.

Trusii's hydrogen water machines were supposed to help users with their health problems, but customers claim the company is running a giant scam.

A group of independent biologists say they plan to copy a costly gene therapy. Are they medicine’s Robin Hood or a threat to safety?

Taking control of your body systems to achieve fitness and optimum functioning is fast becoming popular. What does it entail, and what do medical practitioners feel about it?

As a teenager, founder of Bulletproof, Dave Asprey, began experiencing health issues that typically plague older adults.After surrounding himself with anti-aging researchers and scientists, he discovered the tools of biohacking could dramatically change his life and improve his health.He's now confident he'll live to at least 180 years old. "It turns out that those tools that make older people young make younger people kick ass," he says. Super Human: The Bulletproof Plan to Age Backward and Maybe Even Live Forever List Price: $28.99 New From: $20.29 in Stock

As a teenager, founder of Bulletproof, Dave Asprey, began experiencing health issues that typically plague older adults.After surrounding himself with anti-aging researchers and scientists, he discovered the tools of biohacking could dramatically change his life and improve his health.He's now confident he'll live to at least 180 years old. "It turns out that those tools that make older people young make younger people kick ass," he says. Super Human: The Bulletproof Plan to Age Backward and Maybe Even Live Forever List Price: $28.99 New From: $20.29 in Stock

Genetic engineering technologies are quickly becoming mature and cheap enough for people to start using them in their own homes. That’s got scientists and officials worried, and California has now passed the first bill aimed at restricting the sale of home gene therapy kits. Efforts to boost both the span of human life and the […]

Alcohol is kryptonite to a peak performer's brain.

Renewed health helped Ben Angel reach $500,000 in sales in just four months.

Welcome to the bro-y world of extreme dieting. Or is it disordered eating?

Welcome to the bro-y world of extreme dieting. Or is it disordered eating?

James Thorne / GeekWireFormer HHS tech chief says biohackers are the ‘Lewis and Clark’ of healthcare data - As U.S. federal agencies work to define how healthcare data should be shared, Susannah Fox, the former chief technology officer of the Department of Health and Human Services, says its the little-known pioneers of biohacking who are showing whats possible when people have access to their own health data. The ...

The Ethics of 'Biohacking' and Digital Health Data: Brainstorm Health

Josiah Zayner, who injected himself with CRISPR to try to enhance his muscles, is under investigation by California state officials for practising medicine without a license.

These shifts in mindset, diet and lifestyle can help maximize your performance.

Josiah Zayner injected himself with CRISPR to try to enhance his muscles.

Biohacker Josiah Zayner accused of being an unlicensed practitioner  EngadgetCelebrity biohacker Josiah Zayner says he's under investigation for practicing medicine without a license. The onetime NASA scientist, known on social media ...

Biohacker Josiah Zayner accused of being an unlicensed practitioner  EngadgetCelebrity biohacker Josiah Zayner says he's under investigation for practicing medicine without a license. The onetime NASA scientist, known on social media ...

He taunted the health authorities. Now he stands accused of pretending to be one.

Technology has become increasingly intrusive. Just a few decades ago, the idea of being near-constantly tethered to a device may have been unpalatable, particularly when that device sends your every activity to corporations and means you are contactable 24 hours a day. In 2018, though, we can hardly imagine living without one. Willingly integrating technology into your body, or biohacking, therefore seems like the next logical step. We have welcomed smartphone devices into our lives – often paying substantial amounts for the privilege – because they are unbelievably useful. Many expect the next logical progression in personal technology to be… This story continues at The Next Web

Have you ever wanted to learn how to biohack your way to greater mental clarity, reduced stress and heightened focus?

This “human upgrade” center is all about fusing exercise with advanced technology to yield the best results in a shorter amount of time.

Spain's Banco Sabadell has been demonstrating the use of implanted NFC chips to authorise payments w...

Tea was cultivated in China nearly 5,000 years ago.Its molecular makeup makes it the perfect biohack for regulating mood, alertness, and concentration throughout the day.Tea may not be a panacea, but studies suggest promising long-term health benefits.NoneChinese sage-king Shennong discovered tea when the leaves of a Camellia sinensis shrub drifted into his cauldron of boiling water. An agriculturalist and medicinal pioneer, Shennong decided to test the fortuitous brew and relished its uplifting properties. In other botanical tests, Shennong would be poisoned more than 70 times. Each time, he cured himself with tea. That's one version of the story anyway. While Shennong is a mythical figure, tea does originate from China, where it was cultivated nearly 5,000 years ago as a vegetable. Over time it made the shift from food staple to a beverage that closely resembles what we call matcha. Today, only water is a more widely consumed beverage. Another debunked aspect of the

In a bizarre experiment, a curious mind created unnamed DNA patterns which, if translated, will tell you something about the creation of the universe and the might of Allah. The endeavour left some scratching their heads over its aim, and the biohacker himself conceded that it might not entail far-reaching changes for society.

To err is human, to inject oneself with DIY DNA is divine… apparently? At least, that may have been the thinking behind one of 2018’s most sensational science experiments. Teenager Adrien Locatelli from the French city of Grenoble translated the names of Jewish characters from the book of Genesis in the Bible and the entire 13th chapter of the Koran, the Surah Ar-Ra'd, into DNA code, all the while asking himself: “Is it even possible to do this?” Locatelli switched every Hebrew character in the Book of Genesis with DNA code, made up of the letters “ACGT.” He did, however, exclude the certain passages he considered “controversial.” Using an online tool, the teenage biohacker was able to translate the nucleotide (building blocks of DNA and RNA) information into protein sequences which he then injected into each of his thighs.

Adrien Locatelli, from Grenoble in France, translated religious passages into DNA code to build unknown proteins which he then injected into his body.

An implant inserted near the pelvis to deliver “on-demand” vibrations is in development by American biohacker Rich Lee. Designed for men, the Lovetron9000 device will be inserted beneath the skin of the pelvis to “enhance the shared experience of lovemaking, emanating a passionate vibration that connects you to your partner,” Lee says. Lee from St. George, Utah, has spent $15,000 developing the toy – although is yet to sell one or use it himself. “We’re the first movers [in the biohacking field],” he told Bloomberg. “But as the technology becomes more mainstream, there will be potential uses for pretty much everybody.” The Lovetron9000’s… This story continues at The Next Web

Meet the biohackers - the people who want to make their bodies and brains function better by "hacking" their biology.