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Plato project explores scientific solution to problem solving. >

For Hamilton Perkins, one man's trash is literally another's treasure >

Onak makes city paddling more accessible with an unsinkable kayak. >

ByFusion uses the RePlast system to turn ocean waste into usable construction material. >

The Amphora allows even the busiest people to grow fresh herbs. >

Modern lamp designed to imitate the mechanism of a syringe. >

In collaboration with UK scientists, artist Kasia Molga created garments that are able to measure the surrounding air quality. >

Material Futures graduate Lesley-Ann Daly looks into how wearables and implants can give the user a more visceral connection to their bodies. >

From sensory deprivation clouds to government enforced carpooling, here are the ways design can address the challenges of transport. >

SKYNFEEL APPAREL uses innovative condom material to create aerodynamic long jump suit. >

Dutch designer Christien Meindertsma proves furniture can carry both stylistic and ecological integrity. >

The ELF emmit headband uses extra-low frequency electromagnetic pulses to get your brain to do what you want. >

Discarded water tanks, street lamps and other waste items used to create play areas in Taipei. >

The WaterNest 100 is a sustainable, futuristic floating home. >

University team develop smart bricks with biological systems that can generate energy and clean water. >

Central Saint Martins Material Futures graduate Niloufar Esfandiary has designed rehabilitation tools for post-amputation patients to prevent phantom limb pain. >

Based in Derry, Northern Ireland, photographer Megan Doherty uses her friends as inspiration. >

The Green Junkie’s ability to absorb carbon pollution is currently being tested. >