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Are microorganisms even more useful than we previously thought? >

This year's Design Indaba was a multi-sensory event that brought together creatives from all over the world. >

Carlos Arturo Torres has designed a creative prosthetic system for children to explore and empower their creativity in a playful and social way —using LEGO. >

Proof that RoboCop isn’t the only one to benefit from a mecha-treatment. >

A look at some weird and innovative experiments in the world of car design. >

The global platform announces its best designers and designs for 2016 to 2017. >

A technique to aid in the development of the first Mars colony. >

A self-sustaining trash collector that cleanses urban waters using renewable energy. >

Industrial design graduate Rhys Jones and his neonatal chair. >

Designer? Architect? There’s still time for you to get your entries in. >

Student designs a headset concept to tackle some of the challenges faced by the visually impaired in their daily lives. >

From practical to poetic, we'd like to introduce you our brilliant Global Graduates who’ll be presenting their work at the Design Indaba Conference 2017. >

Scientists are testing ways to clear up the new problem of space pollution. >

Japanese engineers turn their attention to the power of typhoons. >

Engineers developed electronic circuits that are able to recover from damage independently. >

This tricked-out trolley aims to help secure the belongings of Canada’s nomadic homeless population. >

Could this development mean the beginning of the end of animal product testing? Harvard researchers have developed a tiny heart that is 3D-printed on a chip. >

Scientists achieve the highest plasma pressure ever recorded. >

Modern 3D-printing tech allows scientists to reconsider how they treat cancer. >

Take a look at SpaceX’s evolution of maglev trains. >