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Why Our Brains Love Curvy Architecture
Fast Company - By Eric Jaffe
People are far more likely to call a room beautiful when its design is round instead of linear. The reason may be hard-wired into the brain. When the great architect Philip Johnson first visited the Guggenheim
MIT has built a dark-matter hunter out of a modified particle accelerator
The Verge - Jacob Kastrenakes
Dark matter is estimated to make up a vast majority of the universe's mass, yet no one has ever definitively detected it before. Now researchers from MIT are working to modify a particle accelerator to
How is the NSA’s vault of secrets being unlocked?
bbc.co.uk - By Tara McKelvey
Media organisations have revealed startling details about US espionage in recent weeks. The disclosures can be traced back to three people who don't play by the rules - intelligence leaker Edward Snowden
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BlackBerry met with Facebook to discuss potential takeover: report
The Globe and Mail
BlackBerry Ltd. has discussed the possibility of a sale to Facebook Inc., The Wall Street Journal reports today. The report had few details, saying only that executives of the embattled smartphone maker
What does the future of drones look like?
Salon
An annual convention offers a glimpse at new drone technologies, from solar-powered vehicles to autonomous Roombas Arthur Holland Michel August 22, 2013 3:27pm (UTC) Last week in Washington, D.C., the
Why Living Cells Are The Future Of Data Processing
Popular Science - By Adam Baer
Biocomputers make maps, run logic gates, perform binary calculations and more. Not all computers are made of silicon. By definition, a computer is anything that processes data, performs calculations, uses
Surprisingly simple scheme for self-assembling robots
phys.org - Larry Hardesty
In 2011, when an MIT senior named John Romanishin proposed a new design for modular robots to his robotics professor, Daniela Rus, she said, "That …
5 Habits of Highly Effective Communicators - The Buffer Blog
Buffer - by Belle Beth Cooper
Have you ever walked away from talking with someone that you’ve just met and thought to yourself “Wow, this was one of the best conversations I’ve …
24 Techniques to Market a Product on a Tight Budget
nichevertising.com - by Christopher Mance II
Learning how to market a product on a tight budget is not as difficult as you think. It requires that you learn how to combine content marketing with …
Ternate, Philippines, Sailors from Assault Craft Unit 1 Maritime Raid Force and Philippine Marines standby to recover 13th
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The 2 Secrets to Sending People to Mars
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Robotic insects make first controlled flight
harvard.edu
In culmination of a decade's work, RoboBees achieve vertical takeoff, hovering, and steering Cambridge, Mass. — In the very early hours of the …
Stunning Laser Scans That Could Help Us Reuse Aging Buildings Better
theatlanticcities.com
MIT and Harvard's 3D-Printed Inchworm Robot Can Assemble Itself
inhabitat - by Mark Boyer
The first sure sign of a robot uprising will be when robots gain self-awareness and begin acting autonomously – and if this self-assembling robot is …
This Bacterium Can Do Division, Compute Logarithms And Take Square Roots
Popular Science - By Shaunacy Ferro
MIT researchers engineered bacterial cells to function as living calculators. A group of engineers from MIT have created analog calculators out of living cells, according to a paper published online in
What Ant Colony Networks Can Tell Us About What’s Next for Digital Networks
nextnature.net - By Deborah Gordon
Ever notice how ant colonies so successfully explore and exploit resources in the world … to find food at 4th of July picnics, for example? You may …
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The Story of Enrico Dini - The Man Who Prints Houses
3dprinting.com
I came across this interesting interview from the Dutch technology magazine ‘De Ingenieur’ with Enrico Dini and translated it for you to read. He was …
How to grow your own island
Wired UK - Robin Hague
This article was taken from the July 2013 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and …
Thought experiment: the plan to build a supercomputer replica of a human brain
Wired UK - Jonathon Keats
This article was taken from the July 2013 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and …
Faster Forward, Together
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Welcome to RocketHub The leading social network for entrepreneurs. Create account Log in portrait Connect Connect on our growing network with 500k+ fellow …
3D Printer Can Build You A House In 20 Hours: Welcome To The Future
gizmodo.com.au - Luke Hopewell
We've seen 3D printers used for everything from iPhone cases to makeshift weapons, but if you think bigger, what can these new printers really be …
Norwegian Town Creates 'Artificial Sun' to Light Up Dark Winter Days
inhabitat - by Lidija Grozdanic
The small Norwegian town of Rjukan is getting its own artificial sun this month. Engineers are completing The Mirror Project—a system of three 300 …
Die, Links, Die! How Link 'Suicide' Could Save the Web
WIRED - Jeff Stibel
"Studying biological systems is perhaps the best way to understand the complex networks that humanity has created. More than anything else, …
Watch These Robotic Plant Roots Grow Like The Real Thing [Video]
Popular Science - By Shaunacy Ferro
One day, they could be used to monitor soil. Or your inner organs. This robot is putting down roots. Recently at the Living Machines conference in London, researchers from the Italian Institute of Technology
Architectural Ecologies of the Near Future
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Home > Articles > Architectural Ecologies of the Near Future Posted: Thu, May 23, 2013 | By: Miscellaneous by Rachel Armstrong Wafer thin artificial …
Scientific Proof That Cities Are Like Nothing Else in Nature
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A Light Bulb Powered By Bacteria
Popular Science - By Dave Mosher
Three college students are building an electricity-free light bulb for the masses. We've all basked in the glow of different light bulbs: incandescent, fluorescent, halogen, neon, LED, and more. But a

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Why Our Brains Love Curvy Architecture

MIT has built a dark-matter hunter out of a modified particle accelerator

How is the NSA’s vault of secrets being unlocked?

BlackBerry met with Facebook to discuss potential takeover: report

What does the future of drones look like?

Why Living Cells Are The Future Of Data Processing

Surprisingly simple scheme for self-assembling robots

5 Habits of Highly Effective Communicators - The Buffer Blog

24 Techniques to Market a Product on a Tight Budget

Ternate, Philippines, Sailors from Assault Craft Unit 1 Maritime Raid Force and Philippine Marines standby to recover 13th

The 2 Secrets to Sending People to Mars

Robotic insects make first controlled flight

Stunning Laser Scans That Could Help Us Reuse Aging Buildings Better

MIT and Harvard's 3D-Printed Inchworm Robot Can Assemble Itself

This Bacterium Can Do Division, Compute Logarithms And Take Square Roots

What Ant Colony Networks Can Tell Us About What’s Next for Digital Networks

The Story of Enrico Dini - The Man Who Prints Houses

How to grow your own island

Thought experiment: the plan to build a supercomputer replica of a human brain

Faster Forward, Together

3D Printer Can Build You A House In 20 Hours: Welcome To The Future

Norwegian Town Creates 'Artificial Sun' to Light Up Dark Winter Days

Die, Links, Die! How Link 'Suicide' Could Save the Web

Watch These Robotic Plant Roots Grow Like The Real Thing [Video]

Architectural Ecologies of the Near Future

Scientific Proof That Cities Are Like Nothing Else in Nature

A Light Bulb Powered By Bacteria