As it happens, this object at hand was almost certainly a man-eater until put out of business in 1967 by big-game hunter David Hasinger, a Philadelphia industrialist. As famed hunter Jim Corbett ...

Using feedback from the prosthetic hand in the form of electrical impulses, the patients succeeded in distinguishing between items of various sizes, as well as between soft and hard objects by touch.

A jeweled pin that held a gentleman's scarf or ascot in place and at the same time allowed him to show off a bit ... Many such objects reside at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, the ...