Scientists are fusing biology and electronics in new and promising ways.

New technology allows computers and fMRI machines to decode what you're thinking as a stream of text. It sounds creepy, but it could save lives.

Our nearly inevitable cyborg overlords may have a lot more squish and atomic scale wiring than we were taught to expect by science fiction.

With so many imagining a future where machines exist not just by our side but as parts of us, we may have made sure that we have no choice but to become part robot.

Thanks to science fiction we're all familiar with the term cyborg, but what it means is actually a lot less defined than it appears at first glance.

Humans have been thinking about modifying themselves to survive the rigors of space flight for a long time now. Thankfully, out ideas for how to do it have vastly improved.

Elon Musk's startup is raising money to protect humanity from runaway adoption of artificial intelligence by merging our minds with machines. Here's how it could succeed.

An experiment to enable humans to exchange thoughts is very underwhelming when you look at the details. But that's only because it barely scratched the surface of what's possible...

Researchers test a neural mesh that envelops the brain in electrodes without invasive, complex surgery in an exciting step forward in human-machine interfaces.

A new experiment is trying to marry the best of health monitoring technology and organs grown from stem cells.

Advanced prosthetics are making an appearance at the Olympics and showing how inhuman form can restore human function.

The artificial hearts of tomorrow might replace the familiar beat of the heart with a steady hum. And millions might live longer thanks to that innovation.

A Russian mogul's PR firm is talking to bloggers about his plan to fast-track The Singularity.

A new technology to tap into individual neurons offers amazing possibilities for prosthetics and intricate implants.

Transhumanism is a common theme in comic books. But which one of the scenarios they present has the most scientific merit?