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The Tissue Culture and Art Project by Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr explores the use of tissue technologies as a medium for artistic expression. >

Michael Burton’s design projects predict a future scenario where people grow and produce clinical and pharmaceutical products on the body. >

Amphibious Architecture is a visual interface that offers a looking glass into the aquatic ecosystem through SMSes. >

Scientists at the University of the West of England are to design the first-ever biological robot using mould. >

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Sascha Pohflepp examined the potential of synthetic biology to be used to grow products. >

Hyperlocavore.com is a yardsharing social networking site launched by Liz McLellan. >

IncuBra by Adam Fiannaca and Cynthia Verspaget is a wearable incubator. >

Cow Africa is a small agency in Cape Town that specialise in guerrilla marketing through stunts, the web and mobile. >

Cape Town creative consultancy Animal Farm have designed a human-sized Weaver's Nest, following the success of their sustainable Lite. >

The Eastern Cape is due to receive a new community theatre designed by Ryder Architecture and facilitated by Dodgy Clutch theatre company. >

The new Inamo restaurant in London revolutionises the service and hospitality industry with a unique menu based on interactive design. >

The annual Design Indaba party is a celebratory spectacle, showcasing top local musical and creative talent. >

Dwayne Spradlin is at the helm of Innocentive.com, a website that brings the crowdsourcing and inventiveness of Web 2.0 together. >

What do 5.5’s Clean, IDEO’s Aqueduct Concept Bicycle, Kenya Hara’s Designing Design book and the 10x10 Project all have in common? >

Shin-ichi Takemura, known for his Tangible Earth project, has authored the Tokyo 2016 vision in pitching for the greenest games ever. >

Meet the future with Dunne&Raby at Design Indaba Conference, from 25 to 27 February 2009. >

Based on a currency of sharing, cyberspace is resurrecting community and equality writes digital scholar Philipp Schmidt. >

Thrill engineer Brendan Walker talks about the psychological, biological and narrative elements that feed kicks. >

Belgian choreographer Frederic Flamand and Brazilian design duo Humberto and Fernando Campana give life to Ovid's Metamorphosis poems. >

Creative consultancy Animal Farm is born of a world where some are more equal than others. >

Creator of worlds and purveyor of jumble, set designer Angela Nemov speaks to Nadine Botha. >

The digital revolution is about intelligent tradeoffs, according to Rory Sutherland, vice chairman of Ogilvy UK. >

Jason Bruges's new Memory Project is an interactive installation piece. >

As part of the University of Pretoria's centenary celebrations, more than 2 000 designs by alumni will be exhibited. >

Mark Rosenberg, editor of Design Times, visits Design Indaba's newest sibling, the Creative Company Conference in Amsterdam. >