...new boundaries and creating credible future solutions to world problems by exploring the intersection of disciplines from science, biology, technology and design. She talked in particular about how creatives are...

...“The long-term goal is to integrate biology into a new kind of architectural environment, and thereby the city,” organizers write. For more from Bompas & Parr, see our post on...

Led by health consciousness among consumers and a growing interest in cognitive enhancement, new brands and products are promising to deliver natural highs without the shaky side effects...

A UK-based art-science team is poised to change the way we think about data storage with its new project, Music of the Spheres. Employing bioinformatics technology, the collaboration...

Wearable technology generated great excitement at the beginning of the 2010s with the novelty factor of 3D printing, sensor-enabled garments, and grow-your-own-dress projects from imaginative graduate students. But...

...not immortal,” cofounder Gil Blander, biology PhD and former MIT research scientist, told Elle. “But some just want to lose weight; some want to sleep better.” In November, a group...

...diagnosing their own gut biology or makeup. You can go to the American Gut project and actually send in a sample and they’ll send you information telling you what bacteria...

...you start to combine sensor technology with nanotechnology with synthetic biology, [you gain] the ability to basically sense an organ that might be in distress or failing, or even like...

...specific niche product before branching out. -As GMO labeling controversies rage, FoodNavigator-USA.com looks at where products made using synthetic biology will fit in the mix. –The New York Times explores...