‘Biohybrid’ implant may restore function in paralyzed limbs; Toilet made from woodchips flushes away eco-worries of ceramics; Robotic beehives keep honeybees warm in winter; ‘Self-sensing’ concrete replacement generates power; Mayo Clinic tes

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