Engineers at NASA have reinvented the wheel by making a nearly invincible woven-mesh design that "remembers" its ideal shape and springs back into form.
How can we make large structures in space? By using machines designed to create large frameworks in space we can build massive spaceports, fuel depots, and M...
Leather remains a lucrative commodity and a big problem for many automotive brands, which are being linked to the environmental degradation of the Amazon rainforest.
A run-through of the destructive practices common in the fashion industry and what needs to change
Tracking the ecological footprint of your leather shoes.
What is memory? The past few years have seen an explosion in our understanding of the answer to that seemingly simple question.
We saw earlier how to use the MMU in your x86 processor (or almost any other modern processor) to space-shift your system’s memory. You can make memory appear to move around in the address space, y…
What is the future of the cloud-connected interface? How about a simple pen and ruler?
Morgan from Paradise Fibers demonstrates how to use some of your own thick and thin hand spun yarn and combine it with some commercially spun fibers for a un...
The life sciences industry has long been intrigued by the idea of memories. Where they come from, how they are made, and how we access them are just a few of their most interesting questions. It’s easy to compare the human brain to a computer, [...]
Researchers have mapped hundreds of semantic categories to the tiny bits of the cortex that represent them in our thoughts and perceptions. What they discovered might change our view of memory.
Morgan shows just how easy and fun it is to create your own Artyarn using some homespun yarn and some locks on the Paradise Fibers Revolution Jumbo Flyer. En...
Memory technologies from papyrus to print have given humans a unique survival advantage, allowing us to accumulate knowledge. These technologies shape our pe...
Time lag in how an environment responds to a quantum device complicates analyses of these systems, but an elegant workaround provides a way to proceed as if there were no lag at all.
This post is neither a rant nor a complaint, but rather, an observation. There's some amazing work happening over in ...