Melissa Sterry Super-wood offers way to create air con that doesn’t need powerchemistryworld.com Natural wood (left) can be delignified to create a densified wood (right) that could help cool homes clad in it. The engineered wood’s ability to …
Melissa SterryArtificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Has a Huge Carbon Footprint. But It Doesn’t Have To.slate.com - April Glaser ShadowsDance/iStock/Getty Images PlusThis piece has been published as part of Slate’s partnership with Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration …
Melissa Sterry Zuo Studio builds arching bamboo pavilion over water in Taiwandezeen.com - India Block
Melissa Sterry Shed prints plastic pollution on walls to highlight the problem of ocean wastedezeen.com - Semi Han
Melissa Sterry Chinese ink paintings come alive in Apiwat Chitapanya's wax-cast furnituredezeen.com - Jennifer Hahn
Melissa SterryTableware Granby Workshop recycles waste sludge from clay industries to make earthen tablewaredezeen.com - Natashah Hitti
Melissa SterryGovernment (UK) UK government moves to end "vague and misleading" bioplastic terminologydezeen.com - Marcus Fairs
Melissa SterryScience Caught in the act: Images capture molecular motions in real timephys.org - Brown University Researchers have used ultra-high-speed X-ray pulses to make a high-resolution "movie" of a molecule undergoing structural motions. The research, …
Melissa SterryIcon version of the Flipboard logo A 100-hour MRI scan captured the most detailed look yet at a whole human brainsciencenews.org - Laura Sanders Researchers report ultraprecise imaging of a postmortem human brain.
Melissa SterryPhotography This is the World's First Solargraphy Timelapsepetapixel.com - Michael Zhang Solargraphy is a technique for photographing the sun’s path through the sky by using a pinhole camera to expose photographic paper for anywhere from …
Melissa Sterry Inside Copenhagen’s experimental new restaurant where dishes are pol…independent.co.uk - Clare Vooght A blonde girl with a high ponytail, leaning against part of the scenery, takes out a “passport” like the one my friend and I have just been issued …
Melissa SterryPlastic By Humankind wants to banish single-use plastic from your bathroomdezeen.com - India Block
Melissa Sterry Why is predicting the future so hard?metro.co.uk - Alex Hudson Artificially intelligent replicants have staged a mutiny and have become illegal on Earth; flying cars are the standard way of travel and we walk to …
Melissa Sterry Breakthrough Harvard research shows stem cell genes can be edited in living systemsharvard.edu New research led by Harvard scientist Amy Wagers has demonstrated that gene-editing machinery can be delivered straight to stem cells where they …
Melissa Sterry Printing vaccines at the pharmacy or at home will be the way of the futureArs Technica - Andrew Hessel Op-ed: Our current model of manufacturing stockpiles won't work against bioterror or superbugs. We're running a series of companion posts this week to …
Melissa Sterry Miniature brains grown in the lab have human-like neural activity | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Ruby Prosser Scully Scientists growing miniature brains in a lab have created neural networks that act like those in the human brain. They hope the discovery will enable …
Melissa Sterry Buffy uses eucalyptus fibres to create biodegradable and vegan-friendly beddingdezeen.com - Bridget Cogley
Melissa SterryIKEA IKEA launches homeware made from rice straw to help reduce India's smog problemdezeen.com - Augusta Pownall
Melissa Sterry This engineered wood could help keep buildings cool by reflecting heatMIT Technology Review - Charlotte Jee It could help cut carbon emissions by reducing the need to use air conditioning. How it was created: A team from the University of Maryland stripped …
Melissa Sterry Fabrics could be the next big thing in facadesarchpaper.com - Antonio Pacheco Brought to you with support from Humans have been using fabric to create shelter for thousands of years. If a set of groundbreaking researchers and …
Melissa Sterry This Ink Is Made From Air Pollutionsmithsonianmag.com - Rachael Lallensack On a trip to India in 2012, Anirudh Sharma captured a photo of a diesel generator blowing black soot against a white wall. That dark, triangular …
Melissa SterryIcon version of the Flipboard logo Tethered soft exosuit reduces the metabolic cost of runningharvard.edu - lburrows What if running the 26.2 miles of a marathon only felt like running 24.9 miles, or if you could improve your average running pace from 9:14 …
Melissa Sterry New tool helps travelers avoid airlines that use facial recognition technologyThe Guardian - Kari Paul in San FranciscoA new tool launched by privacy activists offers to help travelers avoid increasingly invasive facial recognition technologies in airports. Activist groups Fight for the Future, Demand Progress and Credo
Melissa Sterry A new party paradigm: how to throw an eco-raveDAZED - DazedMichelle Lhooq, founder of Weed Rave in L.A, speaks to the organisers behind music festivals Wonderfruit and Lightning in a Bottle about how to party with the planet in mind I was dancing under a strobe-lit
Melissa Sterry Climate change and mental health: the people grieving for the planetDAZED - DazedWe speak to people on the frontline about the effects on the human mind of confronting the world’s future ‘THE WORLD’S ON FIRE,’ shouts a major red-top tabloid splash. ‘CLIMATE MELTDOWN,’ states a British
Melissa Sterry Watch a trance-like film about the making of Nike’s futuristic leatherDAZED - DazedWe hit the factory for a film about the material being created for humans to look fly in the future In a small factory in the east of England, the future of leather is being created. Billed by Nike as
Melissa Sterry The ice library where the world’s DNA is kept for the humans of the futureDAZED - DazedSophie Darfeuil is racing against time to preserve thousands of years of history from the world’s melting glaciers, saving the unknown past for a future she won’t live to see Sophie Darfeuil thinks a about
Melissa SterryIcon version of the Flipboard logo Researchers create a better way to transport life-saving vaccinesmedicalxpress.com Researchers at McMaster University have invented a stable, affordable way to store fragile vaccines for weeks at a time at temperatures up to 40C, …
Melissa Sterry Water-activated material may find applications in roboticstheengineer.co.uk - Stuart Nathan Columbia University team develops composite containing bacterial matter that responds to humidity Most soft robotics systems rely on synthetic …
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