Brief - The Hustle | Science and research

Clean blood is trendy, if you can afford it

Sam Barsanti
Updated 4/3/25
The $1k chair that feels good to throw away

Sam Barsanti
Updated 3/10/25
Glowing bunnies and real-life unicorns: Biohacking is coming for our pets

Sara Friedman
Updated 2/23/25
Scientists agree: The 5-second rule isn’t real

Sam Barsanti
Updated 1/7/25
Humans might finally be entering their battery era

Sam Barsanti
Updated 12/16/24
Would you like 2%, oat milk, or fish milk?

Sam Barsanti
Updated 11/26/24
One startup might have the solution to donor bone marrow in the bank

Sara Friedman
Updated 11/18/24
Is the key to scaring sharks the worst thing about driving?

Sam Barsanti
Updated 11/14/24
A de-extinction startup is bringing Tasmanian tigers back to life

Sara Friedman
Updated 10/20/24
What is going on with 23andMe — and your data?

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 10/8/24
The startup teaching your computer how to smell

Sara Friedman
Updated 8/27/24
Forget the cloud, save your files to a strand of DNA

Sara Friedman
Updated 12/14/23
Cooling the planet is as easy as putting an umbrella on an asteroid and blocking out the sun

Ben Berkley
Updated 8/7/23
Life on (not actually) Mars

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 7/6/23
Indiana Jones inched archaeology forward, but tech is bringing the big leaps

Ben Berkley
Updated 6/30/23
The legacy of this late Nobel-winning chemist deserves a plug

Ben Berkley
Updated 6/28/23
Is egg freezing ready for a high-tech upgrade?

Ben Berkley
Updated 4/18/23
Earth’s deepest problems are being confronted on the surface

Ben Berkley
Updated 4/11/23
A woman is suing Jack Daniel’s over whiskey fungus

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 3/3/23
Is it possible to get younger?

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 1/26/23

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