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The Museum of Fine Arts’ #techstyle exhibition takes a look at where fashion design is headed thanks to its relationship with technology. >

This Tunisian startup didn’t reinvent the wind turbine; instead, they created a new technology. >

The Great Green Wall of Africa will be the biggest man-made marvel in the world once completed. >

A non-profit organisation is building skateparks in rural areas around the globe. >

This artist forgets about time when she creates her painstakingly detailed dioramas. >

Cape Town based architect Jaun van Wyk plans to restore architecture to an art form. >

A team at MIT have created an ultra-thin solar cell that could open up new applications for solar power in the long term. >

Techfugees is a global movement pooling together their resources and skill to aid refugees. >

Samsung says its virtual reality headset will enhance the fine dining experience, but do we need to? >

Sarah Corbett promotes gentle activism through her arts and crafts initiative, Craftivism. >

Scientists have created a material that lights up in the presence of explosives. >

Uganda-based Kiira Motors revealed the first solar-powered bus in Africa – the Kayoola prototype bus. >

Sending scents via the internet is a future reality thanks to research from Mixed Reality Lab in London. >

Inexpensive healthcare devices are within reach says Frank Kolkman, the creator of a DIY-surgical robot. >

A vermiculture project has catapulted Tom Szask into the leader of eco-capitalism. >

While the seeds at this farm will still be planted by people, SPREAD's automated systems will take care of the rest. >

Access to safe drinking water in rural Uganda is a major health concern, but two graduates may have found a way to help. >

Worn by Muslim women all over the world, the burka has been a controversial topic for centuries. >

Engineers at Stanford University have developed adhesive materials that mimic a gecko’s gripping power. >

The Phoenix, the world’s lightest exoskeleton for the disabled, will be adapted to help disabled children. >

Kites moored to the ocean floor could harvest energy from ocean currents. >

Swiss inventor Clement Bimek created a device that could shake up the birth control industry. >

Researchers believe that the large-scale manipulation of the climate could be our best hope. >

Soon high-flying kites could be harnessing the potential power from the wind as a cheaper alternative to wind turbines. >