Tag Archives: Life

Vivid, Translucent Quilts by Wally Dion Stitch Together Indigenous Culture and Making Traditions | Colossal

August 2, 2024 Art Grace Ebert In his ongoing Grass Quilts series, Wally Dion stitches translucent textiles into large-scale patchworks that glimmer in the sun. For many rural and economically strapped communities throughout history, quilting was a necessity. Tattered clothing … Continue reading →

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8 science theses that shook the world

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Ten years of neuroscience at Google yields maps of human brain | Google Research – Blog

May 2, 2024 Viren Jain, Research Scientist and Technical Lead, Connectomics at Google Researchers built a 3D image of nearly every neuron and their connections within a small piece of human brain tissue. The left [top] image shows excitatory neurons … Continue reading →

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Kate Winslet’s candid and expansive chat with Elvis Mitchell | The Treatment – KCRW

Hosted by Elvis Mitchell Sep. 28, 2024 Kate Winslet.             Photo credit: Alexi Lubomirski Emmy and Oscar-winner Kate Winslet joins for a long conversation about her Lee Miller biopic, portraying PTSD, and continuing to challenge … Continue reading →

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The Lost Lovelace Letters – Objectivity 290

We’re back at the Royal Society to look at some amazing personal correspondence from pioneering 19th Century mathematician Ada Lovelace. More links below ↓↓↓ Featuring Louisiane Ferlier from The Royal Society speaking with Brady. […]

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Close-up of a human molar tooth

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Obsession with Tiny Café

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Europe’s Lost Civilisation, the Cucuteni Trypillians

  You may be familiar with ancient cradles of civilisation like the Indus valley, Mesopotamia or Egypt , but what about Romania and Ukraine during the same era, over 6,000 years ago? Europe has its own ancient lost civilisation for … Continue reading →

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Babies moving around in the tiny space of the womb. Life is a mystery!

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