Building the Future: How Clone’s Young Innovators Are Shaping Synthetic Human Development
Aiming to craft humanoid robots that closely mimic human anatomy, Clone’s mission is to redefine what robots can do to help ...
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The World Is Made of Poetry and Science
“Poetry and Science; individually, but especially together are instruments for knowing the world more intimately and loving ...
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Anatomage Announces Acquisition of Cloud-based Software Company BioDigital
Anatomage Inc., a leader in medical education technology, has announced its acquisition of BioDigital, a cloud-based software company in biomedical ...
Can animals make ‘art’? These examples from nature suggest so
Although animals can’t use human language, art is beyond words. As Edward Hopper wrote, ‘If I could say it in words there would be no reason to paint.’ ...
Francis Bacon: Human Presence – a compelling look at how the artist redefined portraiture
Visitors to Francis Bacon: Human Presence are greeted by his studies of papal figures and men in suits. In these works, Bacon ...
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The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Medical Residents Questionnaire: Alison Lehane
Ever wonder where the writers for “Grey’s” get their medical know-how? Meet the on-set surgical residents who help make it ...
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Review: Ottawa School of Art’s ‘Retold Prototypes Without A Story’ beautifully reimagines the human figure
The Ottawa School of Art in the ByWard Market has a new exhibit running now until Feb. 2 that is sure to get you thinking.
2,300-Year-Old Dwarf Statuette from Alexandria Reveals Ptolemaic Art Insights
A 2,300-year-old marble statuette discovered in Alexandria, Egypt, has offered new insights into how dwarves were perceived during the Ptolemaic period (332–150 B.C.). Depicting a muscular, nude dwarf ...