Vestiges of the past in our tools: Fruit fly culture bottles
In a previous post, I discussed how we've forgotten techniques and instruments of the past. These techniques and instruments could come in handy as garage ...
In a previous post, I discussed how we've forgotten techniques and instruments of the past. These techniques and instruments could come in handy as garage ...
In this new era of natural philosophers (neo-natural philosophers?), where the cost of buying science kits and instruments can be an obstacle to amateur science...
Chris Messina and Jyri Engeström wrote a brilliant article on the Arctic Startup site (hey, Ville and Antti, nice catch!). Both of them have been actively pushi...
I just found out that my thesis advisor is working on a cool project. There's a new science building going up at UMass Amherst (where I got my PhD) and Cra...
In February, in a Barcelona restaurant, Mark Kramer caught up with me and asked me what I would be speaking about at the 3rd WLE Symposium (notes from the talk ...
I think about the fusion of mobile and Web all the time. And I’ve been talking about and thinking about designing services and software for years. But I also wa...
I've mentioned Mendeley before. They refer to themselves as a Last.fm for science papers, but I think it'll be much more. One thing they realize they ...
I was at Next09 this week, giving a talk with Rudy de Waele on "Mobile 2.0". Next09 was a good conference, a mix of talks in German and English, cover...
I was at SXSW last week and sat in on some seminars and conversations that I found particularly intersting. One session was a "conversation," held in ...
There’s been some buzz around the next phase of search being “real-time”. Read Write Web wrote two articles on instances where Google Search f...