The path to growable, compostable electronics
In conversation with REC Winners Catherine Euale & Paige Perillat-Piratoine
WDCD Blog
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Shaping the future of materials with bacteria
In conversation with REC Winner Axel Gómez-Ortigoza
A new age of embellishments
In conversation with REC Winner Aradhita Parasrampuria
Rethinking the ritual of self-care
In conversation with REC Winner Namita Bhatnagar
Restoring New York City’s Reefs
In conversation with REC Winner Mary Lempres
Open call: How can social designers spark cultural participation for climate awareness?
Inspiring climate awareness community projects
What if the future could be better than the past?
5 design visions to restore and reimagine
SPACE10 x Ma-tt-er launch residency exploring Mexico’s biomaterials
Open call for a six week residency in Mexico City
‘I wanted to make an artwork for pollinators, not about them’
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg unveils new garden designed for bees and butterflies
All that glitters is salt
Karlijn Sibbel & Atelier Luma unveil new biomaterial made from salt crystals
Jellyfish plastics and grow-it-yourself toys
A sneak peek at the forthcoming book by Biodesign Challenge
Aireal is a library of carbon negative materials
New database explores foams, fibers and plastics that capture CO2
Harvesting clean energy, using rotten veg
Innovative new material could turn entire buildings into vertical solar farms
‘We’re creating the future of fabrics’
Suzanne Lee (Modern Meadow) announces launch of bio-leather in coming year
‘The forest is my design laboratory’
Architect Marko Brajovic welcomed Lucas Verweij and Jurgen Bey in his Atelier Marko Brajovic
A good designer works with nature
Architect Marko Brajovic wants his trade to develop a positive relationship with the environment
Growing leather as thin as a butterfly wing
WDCD2012-speaker Suzanne Lee hosts a tour through her lab at Modern Meadow
Matter of Life opens at MU
new exhibition on bio art and design
Both sound and toxic waste absorbed
Fruit turned into extremely strong and lightweight material
