New Drone Sensors Are The Cat’s Whiskers — Literally
For all our vaunted advantages — thumbs! giant brains! — the human toolbox sometimes pales in comparison to all of the species-specific […]
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Octopus and Co.: The New Lab Rats?
Animal testing is an unfortunate reality of how we make biomedical research happen. While organizations have struggled to drive down cosmetic testing and
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Lucy in the Synthesizer with Diamonds
We at DFC have cleaned a lot of mystery residues off of hardware in our time. Cherry cola in a keyboard, lunch
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The (Honey) Bees Are Alright
If you’re anything like me — an apian layperson — when you hear the word “bee,” your mind immediately fills
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Automation Solution: Humans and Robots Working Together?
Among the many reasons why I’m glad I’m my own boss, knowing I’ll never fire myself for being obsolete ranks high! But there
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A Rose By Any Other Name
I love this part of spring — all the early snowdrops and crocuses have had their time, and the gardens
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The Genetic Case for Dog Ownership
Here at the DFC ranch, we don’t have to come up with excuses that dogs make office and home life better: we
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A Rare Chalk in the World of Math: How Tools Change How We Work
Working with computers can be pretty esoteric — after all, the reason why DFC exists as a professional team is
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Big Bricks, Ancient Answers
This Passover I indulged in one of my favourite holiday-themed activities, next to cathartically cleaning house: watching the classic 1956 movie
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The DIY Nexus between Cars and Computers
It is a truth universally acknowledged that there are some things you can DIY, and some things you can’t. I myself grew