Droplette’s Skincare Device Delivers Ingredients Below the Surface of Skin
Backed by NASA, the handheld micro-infuser addresses more than beauty
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Lynk & Co’s Path of Disruption Continues in Milan
Talking to the CEO about not selling cars during a visit to their newest clubhouse
TED 2023: A More “Humane” AI
Insight from a former Apple designer on the secret AI startup
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Hobbyist Mathematician Invents 13-Sided “Einstein” Shape
David Smith, a hobbyist mathematician based in the UK’s East Yorkshire, is largely responsible for figuring out one of the most puzzling visual mathematical problems: “is there a shape that can be …
Via interestingengineering.com
Free Crowd-Sharing and Search Platform for 3D Printing, Thangs
Both an app and website, Thangs is the largest 3D design search platform to allow users to find and download printable models in various formats as well as collaborate on the design of …
Via popularmechanics.com
Scientists Manipulate Quantum Light
For the first time, scientists have manipulated quantum light by identifying and effecting single photons (aka light particles) in an experiment that draws from Albert Einstein’s 1916 theory of stimulated emission. The …
Hipstamatic Photo App Relaunches
A classic within smartphone history, this playful photo app is back with a community component
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“Cosmic Concrete” Could Be Used to Build Habitats on Mars
Scientists at the University of Manchester have succeeded in creating a building material that can be used for construction on Mars. This “cosmic concrete,” called StarCrete, is made up of potato starch …
Via reasonstobecheerful.world
Reusing Old Electric Vehicle Batteries to Power Cities
When some electric vehicle batteries near the end of their life, they get recycled through a smelting method that emits chemicals into the air. As an alternative, the European Union’s Interreg North-West …
Via nytimes.com
New Superconductor Works At Room Temperature
Since the discovery of superconductors—materials that conduct electricity without resistance—back in 1911, their use has always been limited by the fact that they only work at below-freezing temperatures. A groundbreaking new study …