July 2016 Archive

Nima detects gluten in foods that are labelled as "gluten-free" but may have picked up microscopic amounts of the protein during the cooking process. >

The Hubble Cantata taps into Virtual Reality, live performance and high-tech sound engineering to introduce New Yorkers to the cosmos. >

Los Angeles-based photographer David Orr’s subject matter might be a bit macabre but his pictures explore cultural ideals of perfection and symmetry. >

Central Saint Martins graduate Zannah Cooper has designed a therapeutic experience based on the elements that improves the wellbeing of patients in hospitals. >

Egyptian photographer Nourhan Refaat Maayouf has won the 2016 Barclays L’Atelier prize for an image which shows a masked and muted couple. >

The Coolfinity is a fridge that is specifically designed to handle power outages, keeping vital medicines like vaccines at their optimal storage temperatures. >

After years of research, students create first demo of a pedestrian bridge made from flax and hemp fibres. >

Hunger affects almost 795-million people worldwide. Finding smart ways to reduce excessive levels of food waste has now become a priority not a nice-to-have. >

The uLites shelter can house large numbers of people and vehicles in times of crisis. >

This vaginal ring could dramatically reduce the risk of HIV in women. >

Thread Artists’ Residency and Cultural Centre fosters creativity and enterprise in a remote village in Senegal. >