New biomaterial possesses extreme stretchability, self-healing and endurance properties; all revolutionary in the development of artificial skin and muscle. >

OceanOne is Stanford’s mermaid-like robot that can stand in for a human driver. >

EdTech startup 42courses.com collaborates with Ogilvy to launch an online course in Behavioural Economics from renowned ad man and TED speaker Rory Sutherland. >

Future London Academy bring together design enthusiasts, students and professionals from everywhere in the world to learn from their design-immersive courses. >

A designer’s strength lies in their potential to bring noticing, observation and imagination to the world, according to branding legend Michael Wolff. >

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

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

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. >

Neffa’s latest creation, MycoTEX explores the future of fashion with living materials. >

Textiles that self-clean when exposed to light could be well on the way, but don’t throw out the washing machine yet. >

Victor Widell’s interactive blog post lets the viewer experience what it’s like to be dyslexic. >