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Riding the Wave: MicroMobilityColleen TuftsJanuary 24th, 2022Micromobility is the use of shared lightweight vehicles—bikes, scooters, and segways—to reduce carbon emissions. How will it affect the infrastructure of our cities?
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In Our Orbit: BioPrintingColleen TuftsJanuary 18th, 2022In 2019, Israel produced a tiny heart, just about big enough to fit a rabbit. Submerged in a small cube of liquid to sustain it, the heart wasn't able to pump blood—in fact, the cherry-sized, anatomically correct heart couldn't function like a real heart at all, but its remarkable potential made it a historic invention.
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AR and The Future of FashionColleen TuftsJanuary 10th, 2022AR has grown from lenses into virtual fashion try ons—so where is it headed next?
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Manufactured Nostalgia: Stepping Forward, Looking BackwardColleen TuftsJanuary 3rd, 2022Obsolescence is a natural part of innovation—as long as people have been inventing new technologies, old technologies have been going out of style. So why are these older technologies making a triumphant return?
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Running Out of Road? The State of Electric VehiclesColleen TuftsDecember 27th, 2021Four-fifths of the world's energy is supplied by fossil fuels, which could run out as early as 2050. Let's take a look at how different cities are integrating alternative fuels.
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How CGI Influencers Make Waves in the Attention EconomyColleen TuftsNovember 18th, 2021Influencers can spell success for marketing, but some media startups have created a guarantee. Meet the scripted and CGI influencers dominating social media.