A new tool looks at various factors about you, your commute, and your company and can spit back a usually jaw-dropping number about how much money you would keep in your pocket if your work arrangement got more flexible.
For a city lacking in parks, there is a small silver lining to the economic crisis: lots of available land.
Literally. Shards of a protein found fighting off germs in the cornea of our eyes point to a cheap, effective treatment against hardy, resistant strains of bacteria.
With a hackathon designed to find the best ways of utilizing data to make sure people have enough food, USAID is taking the open data approach.
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The latest in robots inspired by animals is this metal fish, designed to inspect hard to reach underwater places with the ease of a swimming fish.
Can art fight traffic? In response to L.A.'s second highway-less "Carmageddon," artists around the city created "ARTmaggedon" to get people excited about the cultural happenings right in their own neighborhoods.
Written by: Judah Schiller and Christine Arena
Instead of piecemeal attempts to fix the crisis in America’s schools, we really need to find a way to make the issues in education tangible enough that the country rallies together for a real solution.
The Confluence Project is sending volunteers all over the world to take a picture at each intersection of lines of latitude and longitude. What have they found? The world is a big and empty place.
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