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  • Bicycle chain clockThu, 02 Sep 2010 15:55:28

    I have a love of innovative clocks and this is no exception.

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    The catena wall clock was designed by Andreas Dober for anthologie quartett. Yours for just $2,338.

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  • Colourful psychoactive drug VennFri, 27 Aug 2010 09:29:53

    I stumbled across this delightful psychoactive drug Venn diagram. Isn’t it pretty?

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    [click to enlarge]

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  • Amoeba to Zebra: pop songs about natural historyMon, 16 Aug 2010 09:23:44

    Thanks to Elliot Reuben who points out that when it comes to singing about science, us Brits aren’t being left behind. Behold Amoeba to Zebra, the educational music entertainment brainchild of Leeds-based pop rockers Being 747.

    They say:

    “As a band, we all share a fascination with the wonders of the natural world and the evolutionary processes that have shaped the flora and fauna of our planet. We decided to use our combined creative talents to do something truly worthwhile – to tell an incredible story that will stimulate the imagination of young people and leave a lasting impression”

    Amoeba to Zebra are available to play at schools – see their website for details.

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    Army scientists have developed a way to print customised skin grafts using an everyday inkjet printer.

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