Nanomedicine: The application of nanotechnology to interact, at various levels, with DNA, proteins, tissues, cells, or blood within organs

Senolytic: Selectively induce death of senescent cells to improve humans’ health

Phage Therapy: Alternative to antibiotics when superbugs become immune

Mobile Collaboration: The workplace of the future, and the perspectives on working methods that are both mobile and collaborative

Suspended Animation: Are you prepared to have your body temperature substantially decreased so that you may have your life stopped, temporarily?

Genetic Engineering: The practice of engineering is focused on making things better; can living organisms be improved for human benefit?

Brain Implant: The research that supports Neuralink, Elon Musk's proposed brain chip

Virotherapy: A virus to find and destroy cancer cells without harming healthy cells

Robot Assisted Surgery: Performing complex surgeries with more precision, flexibility, and control

Stem Cell Therapy: Repairing damaged cells for treating or preventing a disease

Enzybiotics: Energizing antibiotics as an effective weapon in the fight against infections

Nanosensor: Developing a networked intelligent nanosensors to light the brain chemsitry, and early detect the cancer

Synthetic Biology: Redesigning organisms to have new abilities