An Electron Microscope Reveals The Hidden Horrors Of Processed Foods
Photographer Caren Alpert wants you to take a good, hard look at what you eat.
A Young Sculptor Plunges Into The Uncertainty Of Quarter-Life
Ryan Johnson shows new work in New York this month, with figural pieces full of motion and unease.
An Obsessively Precise Portrait Of A Latitude Line, From Sea To Shining Sea
Aided by his handy GPS receiver, Bruce Myren takes a photo at every longitudinal intersection with the 40th parallel across the country.
Photos of Physicists’ Blackboards Reveal The Ghosts Of Theorems Past
Alejandro Guijarro snaps chalk scribbles left behind in the best physics departments in the world.
Photographing The Sad Last Days Of Florida’s Space Coast
Photographer David Ryle documented the strange place and time that was Cape Canaveral leading up to the space shuttle’s final launch.
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Portable, Wireless Speakers Covered In Chic Wool Wraps
The Libratone Zipp, a $400 AirPlay-ready cylinder with an array of colorful covers, will make your poor plastic speakers look like a bunch of schlubs.
Kickstarting: Arduino-Powered, Kanye-Inspired Glasses With 174 Programmable LEDs
A new beginner’s Arduino kit from Technology Will Save Us could create a generation of lifelong programmers--or the new belles of Burning Man.
Arts Branding Sucks. Here Are 4 Ways To Fix It
Written by: Brian Millar
Brian Millar explains why cultural venues aren’t getting the PR they need, and what they can do about it.
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How A Story From World War II Shapes Facebook Today
One mathematician’s ingenious solution to armoring heavy bombers inspired Facebook’s research manager to look at Facebook’s ocean of data from a new perspective.
Pinterest Introduces Secret Boards For Private Sharing
What was probably the world’s most public social network has added an unexpected layer: privately shared boards.
