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Supercharged Biotech Rice Yields 40% More Grain

Revolutionary Brain-Computer Interface Offers Hope to Paralyzed Patients

Slovenia Is Ending its Ban on Same-Sex Marriage and Adoption

Botswana Is Close to Eliminating Mother-to-Child HIV

Centers of Progress, Pt. 37: Dubrovnik (Public Health)

Baidu Launches Robotaxi With Detachable Steering Wheel

UK Authorizes New Nuclear Power Plant

Robert Zubrin: The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 30 Transcript

Scholz Opens Door for Extending Nuclear Power in Germany

Dr. Kristian Niemietz: Socialism: The Failed Idea That Never Dies | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 26

Giant Tortoises Successfully Moved to Galapagos Island

A Tool for Fighting Superbugs Has Been Found Deep in the Desert

Can We Hack Plant DNA to Help Fight Climate Change?

Self-Driving Tractors Rolling Out in California Could Fuel the Future of Farming

Cordless Drills on Sale: Buy One, Get 41.8 Free

One-Time HIV Treatment on the Horizon After Gene-Editing Breakthrough

Once Nearly Extinct, Bison Are Returning to the Plains

Crispr for the Masses Gets a Little Closer to Reality

Cheetahs to Prowl India for First Time in 70 years

Even with Gas Prices at Historic High, Your Time Takes You Farther

The Country Trailblazing the Fight Against Natural Disasters

New AI Tools Let You Chat with Dead Relatives

Giant Tortoise Believed Extinct Confirmed Alive in Galápagos Islands

What Was the Worst Year in Human History?

This Mother’s Day, Celebrate Progress for Mothers and Children

New Discoveries Are Rewriting the Rulebook for Regenerating Limbs

Scientists Confirm the First Live Sighting of the Sato’s Beaked Whale

Mechanochemical Breakthrough Unlocks Cheap, Safe, Powdered Hydrogen

AI Art Is Challenging the Boundaries of Curation

Are Gas Prices Really the Highest in History?

Brain-Computer Interface Startup Implants First Device in U.S. Patient

Alzheimer’s Genetic Link to Gut Disorders Confirmed

SIM Cards Could Soon Be Obsolete

Bison Roam England Again for the First Time in Thousands of Years

Centers of Progress, Pt. 36: Seville (Navigation)

Microsoft Launches Simulator to Train Drone AI Systems

Frederick Douglass: Abolitionism | Heroes of Progress | Ep. 48

Advanced E.V. Batteries Move From Labs to Mass Production

Scientists Zero in on Genetic Causes of Parkinson’s

Heroes of Progress, Pt. 51: Frederick McKinley Jones

Augmented Reality’s First Great Use: Never Get Lost Again

New Catalysts Make Efficient Use of Precious Metals

Electric Seaplanes Could Soon Serve Hawaii

Fighting Climate Change with Deep-Sea Water

The Simon Abundance Index 2022

Saskatchewan, Ontario to Roll Out Mini-Nuclear Reactors

In West Africa and Beyond, Mali’s Famed Manuscripts Are Put to Use

‘Watershed Moment’: Doctors Finding New Hope in Treatments for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer

Two Pig Hearts Successfully Transplanted into Brain-Dead Patients

Is the Arctic Ice about to Disappear?

New CRISPR Tool Protects Against Viruses Without Making Any DNA Cuts

Why Disasters Are Getting More Severe but Killing Fewer People

The James Webb Space Telescope Can Help Protect Us from Deep-Space Danger

Scientists Get $1 Million Prize to Fight Climate Change With ‘Photosynthesis 2.0’

Centers of Progress, Pt. 35: Agra (Architecture)

Guinea Worm Disease Is Close to Being Eradicated

Is the World Really Falling Apart, or Does It Just Feel That Way?

Zephyr Breaks Own Record for Longest Unmanned Flight

How Three Kids Got Kidney Transplants Without Immunosuppressants

Centers of Progress: Edinburgh (Lesson Plan)

New Swiss ‘Water Battery’ Will Be One of Europe’s Main Renewable Sources of Energy

Switzerland Moves Ahead With Underground Autonomous Cargo Delivery