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![Sound Installation Breathes Life Into Everyday Objects [Video] - PSFK | Design& Tech. Seen&Liked. | Scoop.it](/resources/img/white.gif)
Artist creates a beautifully abstract presentation from the most mundane contraptions. 
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For me it was about creating an open (and opened) cinema, meaning one that could be experienced by many and, at the same time, in which the formal principles of cinema would become visible.…... Via Susa Pop
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(Photo of Santa Cruz by Cortto)An interview with Chris Cooper, IBM UK Architect for Smarter Cities (#SmartCities: the Key to Social Mobility http://t.co/1uVlV7DE...)... Via Manu Fernandez, spampoukidis
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Researchers from Poland and Sweden have developed a battery made from lignin, a waste product from the paper-making process.
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Cities and regions in the UK face ever-increasing economic, social and environmental challenges. They compete for investment in what is now a single global economy. Demographics are changing with more than 90% of the population now living in urban areas, and where the number of people aged over 65 will double to 19 million by 2050. The resources we consume are becoming more expensive, with cities especially vulnerable to disruptions in supply. Via jean lievens, P2P Foundation, Mark Jagdev, spampoukidis
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Chicago, Seattle, New York, and San Francisco are now in one place. Data.gov, the federal government’s warehouse for public data, has opened its doors to America’s major cities at cities.data.gov.
"Cities.data.gov represents an example of cities moving beyond doing data just for their city or just for their jurisdiction and starting to share data on a unified platform," said John Walton, San Francisco's CIO. Via Judy Curtis / SIPR
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Web Lab. A series of interactive Chrome Experiments made by Google. See the magic of the web brought to life. Open to the world online. Live from the Science Museum, London. Enter the Lab.
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