Plunge into the deep Balinese jungle and you might suddenly find a bamboo building soaring above you. Made from a frankly unlikely building material, the ethereal structures are the brainchildren of designer Elora Hardy and her team. Take a look.
Neuroscientist David Eagleman explains his latest invention, the “versatile extra-sensory transducer,” a vest installed with tiny motors that can convert sound and noise into vibrations on the back, allowing deaf people to hear the world through vibrations.
Most founders still agonize over what to call their dream. Are they right to invest so much energy and time — or would any random string of letters be fine? Hackers/Founders creator Jonathan Nelson shares his take.
An advocate for educational video games realizes that our kids might actually learn more from Civilization, Minecraft, Call of Duty and World of Warcraft.
Are you suffering through a painful break-up? Mindfulness can nurture your grieving brain, reduce your suffering, and enrich your healing transformation.
Recent research examines the techniques used by people with Dark Triad traits (i.e., narcissists, Machiavellians, and psychopaths) to end friendships and romantic relationships.
Arguments aren't necessarily a sign of incompatibility. In fact, arguments can be a sign of a healthy relationship if you can answer these three questions.
Human beings have made enormous changes to Earth, reshaping it, developing it and generally altering it so much that in many cases its pre-human condition has become unrecognizable. In this far-ranging conversation, ecologist Erle Ellis and landscape architect Bradley Cantrell discuss what this means for ecology and architecture … and how we might think about protecting our planet.