In(mate)genuity: Behind the Hidden Computers in an American Prison
Showing the kind of get-up-and-go that may have, um, helped them in their previous careers, a group of inmates at […]
Showing the kind of get-up-and-go that may have, um, helped them in their previous careers, a group of inmates at […]
From one account of bias to another: This week we look at a new experiment that may redefine animal intelligence
Good news for gamers! Swedish and British researchers working out of Stockholm’s Karolinska Institute are looking at something a little
The government of New Zealand may soon deploy a futuristic tool to solve an old problem, unique to their biosphere.
Since its serendipitous discovery by Alexander Fleming in 1928, penicillin has developed into one of the leading lights of the
The three R’s of Recycle, Reuse, Reduce come naturally when living in the country. Instead of watering my garden from our well
Though we at DFC are avowed dog people (and today is Jill’s birthday), there are folks in our lives who
In a proof-of concept study, researchers at Chonnam National University in South Korea have bioengineered a strain of Salmonella that
European snail farmers are currently experiencing an unheard-of demand for their product. Interestingly, it’s not in response to an uptick
Some great new tech news from my favourite innovators, those wacky folks at MIT: they’ve invented a series of hydrogel