When wearable electronics devices disappear into clothes
Powered by “microsupercapacitors” woven into fabrics
Social-media news consumers at higher risk of ‘information bubbles’
How “friends” or people you “follow” limit your sphere of information by keeping you in a “collective social bubble”
Stanford researcher scans his own brain for a year and a half — the most studied in the world
Psychologist experiments on himself, documenting his neural, metabolic, and genetic changes over 18 months
New mass spectral imaging instrument maps cells’ composition in 3-D at more than 100 times higher resolution
May allow for analysis of effects of new medications to combat disease and to customize treatments, identify sources of pathogens, or investigate new ways to overcome antibiotic resistance
