Can Designer Foods Sell The Public On Lab-Grown Meat?
One scientist is on the brink of making lab-grown burger beef, but what will the public need to stomach the idea?
Asides
Fungus Is The Internet Of The Plant World
New research finds that plants regularly communicate through a vast, underground fungal network.
Two Dozen 15,000-Year-Old Words We Still Use Today
A new study identifies the 23 words you need to know in case you accidentally set your time machine to 13,000 BC.
Adobe: There Will Be No Creative Suite 7
No Illustrator CS7? No Photoshop CS7? What’s going on??
How Big Data Is Rewriting Hollywood Scripts
Ever wonder why all movies seem to look the same? Yeah, there’s a reason.
Surprise, Surprise: Money Can Buy Happiness After All
A new study shows that more money does mean more happiness, no matter the income level.
Users Are Better Off Designing Their Own UI Gestures
It sounds like design heresy, but researchers have found that users have an easier time remembering the gestures they created themselves.
How “Cyberspace” Became A Household Word
William Gibson explains how he came up with his most famous phrase.
Was Jane Austen The Original Game Theorist?
A UCLA prof posits that the novelist was also a master strategist.
It’s Science: Tylenol Can Ease Your Fear Of Dying
Headache? Sore throat? Acute awareness of your own mortality? Tylenol may be good for all three.
ADVERTISEMENT
/
two thousand and thirteen
Infographic of the Day
-
Infographic of the Day: Infographic: The Signature Cocktails Of Your Favorite Fictional Boozehounds
Editor's Picks
-
11 Rules For Great UX Design, Adapted From An Original Mad Man
-
Newsweek 2.0: A New Model For Online Magazines
-
Infographic of the Day: An App That Maps The Entire Universe Of Beer
ADVERTISEMENT
Innovation by Design
-
The Amazing Judges For Our 2013 Innovation By Design Awards
ADVERTISEMENT
