The future, it seems…is now. Nanotechnology has been one of the most promising areas of research for years now, but seemed as though it was years away from anything all that revolutionary. Well, it looks as though there has been some really substantive leaps forward recently, with this being arguably one of the most important… [...]
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According to The Age, scientists have recently cloned the Pyrenean ibex which was declared extinct back in 2000. As posted on the site this morning: THE Pyrenean ibex, a form of wild mountain goat, was officially declared extinct in 2000 when the last known animal of its kind was found dead in northern Spain. Shortly [...]
|Beyond just the coolness of the video, I was really taken with the story behind it. The core of the project is Christopher Rehage’s website “http://www.thelongestway.com/” where he has posted an extensive travel diary, starting from day 1 (Nov 9th 2007) and describing every single day until the end one year later. The Longest Way 1.0 – [...]
|Nomura jellyfish are huge creatures which can grow to 6.5 feet (2 meters) wide and weigh up to 450 pounds (220 kilograms). Common in Chinese and Korean waters, their population is on the rise in the fishing waters off Japan causing chaos as they poison fish with their toxic stings. More pictures of these massive [...]
|Seed Magazine has been known for robust and relevant content for awhile now, but what do they think they’re doing taking that great content and visualizing it with intuitive and innovative user interface design?! Kudos to Seed! This is such a great example of brains, brawn and beauty coming together.
|This device has just recently received FDA approval (with conditions), which means it could be available for bionic geatric treatments in the next few years. Yes…I said bionic! Although currently only being tested for the treatment of existing conditions, there is no doubt that I will be asking for one for Christmas in the next [...]
|I recently presented a short 5 minute talk at an MEIC event at the Design Exchange in Toronto. In short, the main concept of the talk (the short and simple presentation can be viewed here) was on the importance of applying more focus on wetware and less on hardware and software within the mobile innovation space. NOTE: [...]
|This is just the most recent in a number of talks the Juan Enriquez has given at TED. Probably one of the most interesting and engaging speakers I have had the pleasure of watching…
|Jay Walker, curator of the Library of Human Imagination, conducts a surprising show-and-tell session highlighting a few of the intriguing artifacts that backdropped the 2008 TED stage.
|All kidding aside, one of the questions that I have found interesting over the years is where and when life in the universe actually began. In one theory (and it is just a theory at this point), researchers at Andalusian Institute for Earth Sciences (IACT) of the Spanish Research Council (CSIC) are looking to ice [...]
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