biohacker
Americannoun
plural
biohackersExample Sentences
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Consider, for instance, a recent Business Insider headline on the headline grabbing "biohacker" Bryan Johnson, who brags that thanks to his "Project Blueprint" protocol, his 46 year-old skin has the same amount of wrinkles as a 10 year-old child.
From Salon
Chris Hemsworth is convincing as Abnesti the out-of-control biohacker.
From Los Angeles Times
Describing himself as a "biohacker" - someone who puts pieces of technology into his body to try to improve his performance - he has 32 implants in total, including chips to open doors and imbedded magnets.
From BBC
Will Canine, a biohacker and former Occupy Wall Street organizer, and his team of idealists and iconoclasts launched a Kickstarter campaign to build a robot that they hoped would bypass elite labs and corporate monopolies to change the world.
From Los Angeles Times
This weekend, it’s offering a biohacker boot camp, pipetting and all.
From Los Angeles Times
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