Read more at Motherboard — by Rob Dozier: According to researchers, using this method, the entire contents of the New York Public Library could be stored within a teaspoon of protein molecules. […]
Read more at Inkstone — The sun is powered by nuclear fusion, and China hopes to mimic this reaction to generate a non-polluting source of potentially limitless energy. The first step in […]
Read more at The Harvard Gazette A new fellowship program brings practicing artists to campus — by Manisha Aggarwal-Schifellite: Can hashtag movements or Twitter bot text be considered poetry? How can we conduct and […]
Read more at Forbes — by Michael Pellman Rowland: Singapore-based Shiok Meats recently completed a $4.6 million seed round, funding their bold ambition to feed the world with shrimp made from “clean […]
Read more at Inkstone — by Bonnie Au: This robot can make you traditional Chinese paintings, for a price… Image courtesy of AI Gemini/Victor Wong/3812 Gallery April 25, 2019
Read more at The Science Times — by Chardynne Joy H. Concio: In South Korea, one man and his company has taken the fight against plastic straw waste to another level-by developing […]
Read more at Mind Matters — New science discoveries prompted our ancestors to ask, how much can we make them do? Eighteenth-century Swiss watchmaker Pierre Jaquet-Droz (1721–1790) produced many fine watches but […]
Read more at Sixth Tone — by Wang Yiwei: The project’s purported aim is to preserve digital culture for academic research and ‘national strategy.’ The National Library of China will archive over […]
Read more at Smithsonian Magazine — by Jim Morrison: Scientists and engineers are finding practical applications for the Japanese art form in space, medicine, robotics, architecture and more When Anton Willis moved […]
Read more at Xinhua — China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are opening doors, and their minds too, to a group of curious visitors — science fiction writers. Five state-owned industrial heavyweights, including electricity […]
