New AtlasThe strange ways gut bacteria influence the brainBy New AtlasThe latest gut-brain discoveries including how microbes modulate the severity of a stroke, how depression can be influenced by the microbiome, and the incredible intestinal origins of anti-inflammatory molecules that can hamper multiple sclerosis flare-ups.
New Atlasflipped into All StoriesWild ideas in the eVolo Skyscraper design competitionBy New AtlasThe annual eVolo Skyscraper Competition is one of the most thought-provoking architecture contests around. Light on practicalities but packed full of imaginative insane ideas, the competition offers lots of futuristic concepts including a building made out of genetically modified trees.
New Atlasflipped into CampingDesign Ultralight field office carries digital nomads deeper into the wildverified_publisher newatlas.com - By C.C. Weiss The past year has really blown up the work-from-home and work-from-anywhere lifestyles. With that, we've seen some new product designs aimed …
New Atlasflipped into CampingOff-roading Brutish off-grid pop-up camper brings Outback flavor to UK hinterlandsverified_publisher newatlas.com - By C.C. Weiss The photos and spec sheet of the new X1 "micro habitat" trailer from Valkari Overland scream "Australia's latest off-road camper trailer!" But this …
New Atlasflipped into ArchitectureGreen Living MVRDV stacks offset boxes for energy neutral harbor visitor centerverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Adam Williams Whether creating an art depot that looks like a mixing bowl, or a shopping mall shaped like a mountain, MVRDV always puts a unique spin on its …
New Atlasflipped into Technology, Gear & Gadgetsentertainment news Flexound Pulse envelops movie watchers in their own personal sound bubblesverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Flexound Augmented Audio has launched the Flexound Pulse, a cinema seating solution that creates a personal sound bubble around movie watchers for …
New Atlasflipped into ScienceBiological Species Jurassic relict reeled out of the ocean is a "totally unique" animalverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Michael Irving While scientists hunt for signs of life on other planets, there are still plenty of utterly alien creatures left to find right here on Earth. Now a …
New Atlasflipped into ScienceTumors Urine test detects brain tumors with high degree of accuracyverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars While a brain tumor might reveal itself through symptoms such as irregular headaches, nausea or impaired speech, often these symptoms don't appear …
New Atlasflipped into SpaceDark Matter The light galaxy at the heart of a dark disputeverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Michael Irving Dark matter is considered the glue that holds galaxies together – but a few years ago, a team of astronomers claimed to have found a galaxy that …
New Atlasflipped into ScienceGraphene World’s lightest sound insulator could radically reduce jet engine noiseverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Loz Blain This graphene-based aerogel is the lightest sound insulation material ever manufactured, say researchers at the University of Bath, who have …
New Atlasflipped into ScienceMalaria Vaccine "Mosquito smoothies" streamline production of promising malaria vaccineverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars The pursuit of a vaccine for malaria has always been an important one, with more than 400,000 people dying from the disease every year. But with the …
New Atlasflipped into Technology, Gear & GadgetsLithium Porous membrane saves high-density lithium metal batteries from failureverified_publisher newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars By substituting graphite for high-density pure lithium metal, scientists may be able to dramatically improve the performance of battery technology, …
