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Product designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello believes small-scale operations can lead to unique, Nigerian designs.

Kinsa’s Smart Thermometer is able to help individuals and communities map diseases before they spread.

Japanese artist Ayako Fudamoto creates lifelike sculptures of deformed livestock using fake food samples.

MIT researchers developed a way to print both liquids and solids, building a robot faster and with immediate results.

Food designers rethink the meat industry in a series of talks and discussions at the Slagerij de Hamvraag pop up butchery in the Netherlands.

Amy Youngs’ exhibition educates people about the benefits of worm composting at home.

Cooking with fossil fuels over an open flame is harmful to people and the environment, SustainEarth offers a biogas alternative.

Industrial designer shares blueprints for recycling machines so that anyone can make plastic products at home.

Using a handful of quirk and a pinch of cheek, Helen Borg’s illustrations question and mock the pleasures and emotions surrounding desire in our society.

MakeRight is an initiative that gets prisoners to help manufacture “theft-proof” bags that consider the user and the abuser and designs out the crime.

Mass produced transparent wood material could be used in windows, solar panels and buildings.