If you’re a frequent runner, cyclist or walker who loves an audio companion, you might feel a little uncomfortable wearing ...

Bone conduction headphones have to sit over your ears and rest against your cheekbones. By doing this, they will provide ...

Turned on its head, bone’s response to physical stress can be used to produce music—or at least musical tones. That’s what artist Boo Chapple discovered during the course of a year-long collaboration ...

Q. Unfortunately I have some damage to my auditory canal and ear drum. I have never found any earbuds or headphones that were tolerable for more than a few minutes. What is the sound quality of bone ...

Regrowing or replacing bone lost to disease is tricky and often painful. In a new study Australian researchers have found a relatively simple way to induce stem cells to turn into bone cells quickly ...

Imagine listening to your favorite song and swaying your body uncontrollably to the rhythm. There is an expression for this sensation, and it is fitting: You can feel the music in your bones. As it ...

A new study published in the journal Small describes the treatment. Researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT University) have used high-frequency sound waves to turn stem ...

We’re so used to hearing sound with our ears, we forget that humans can hear sound using their bones. That’s right. The composer Ludwig van Beethoven discovered bone conduction when he tragically lost ...

Using high-frequency sound waves directed at human stem cells, researchers have been able to grow bone cells in a procedure that could one day help patients regrow bone tissue. The new method uses the ...

In this interview, we speak to Dr. Amy Gelmi and Professor Leslie Yeo about their new research that is using sonic waves to turn stem cells into bone cells. Please can you introduce yourself and tell ...