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The photographer John Bulmer created a distinctively English palette in his early colour images reimagining the north
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Technique allows for real-time listening in on a room hundreds of feet away.
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While traditional wood and velvet-lined caskets can take more than a decade to decompose in the earth, a new design by Bob Hendrikx is an environmentally friendly alternative that replenishes the soil. Breaking down in just two to three years, “The Living Cocoon” is composed entirely of mycelium, th
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The Next Web
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How did the big consumer apps get their first 1,000 users? Considering every startup confronts this question at some point, I was surprised by how little has been written about it. Particularly anything actionable. So I decided to do my own digging. I spent the past month personally reaching out to founders, scouring interviews, and tapping the Twitterverse.
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It's Nice That
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With a creative process rooted in moving image, Studio Airport's output is derived from a different kind of storytelling.
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MIT engineers have developed a shoe grip that can increase friction between the shoe and the ground.
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Did you know we have an online conference about product design coming up? SPRINT will cover how designers and product owners can stay ahead of the curve in these unprecedented times.
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Dezeen
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Contact lens cases, electrical wires and pill packets are among a number of common home goods that have been reimagined in glass by students from Lund University, in a bid to explore the material's potential within a more circular economic system.
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Image compression has been one of the constantly evolving challenges in computer science. Programers and researchers are always trying to improve current standards or create new ones to get better image quality at a lower size.
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The conceptual artist has installed banners, billboards and stickers across Los Angeles for the city’s Frieze art fair
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Multiple scenes play simultaneously as this alternate universe is viewed in great detail.
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Locked down with your family? Want to impress the kids with a technique Canaletto used in 18th-century Venice? Our writer goes through the pinhole
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In honor of Earth Day's 50th anniversary, NASA announced the winning shots from its Tournament Earth photo competition.
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American conceptual artist who cremated all his paintings in 1970 and later effaced the images of public figures with stick-on dots
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Wired
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In everyday life, stillness is an illusion. Not so in this lab, where scientists rendered an object as motionless as the laws of physics permit.
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Dyeing clothes uses a lot of water and chemicals, but new tech is drawing on nature for colours.
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Researchers have found a way to turn common trash, like coffee grounds, food scraps and plastic waste, into graphene. Learn more about this breakthrough study.
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Devastated by his time in Germany, which he regards as still Nazi, the artist has moved. As he unveils a powerful virtual reality artwork, he talks about needing a monster to fight – and why he’d like to be a barber
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Wired
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California's new privacy law has spurred a torrent of online notices. But the law is also forcing changes offline, in traditional stores.
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The facial recognition startup claims it collected billions of photos from sites like Facebook and Twitter. What does the practice mean for the open web?
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