Soon, blood cells from donated blood will be universally compatible – Researchers led by Henrik Clausen of the University of Copenhagen have discovered two enzymes that efficiently chop the A and B sugars off of red blood cells, making them universal. The company ZymeQuest, based in Beverly, MA, has licensed the enzymes and developed a […]
Callum writes – My friend loves to ride his bike and he takes photos all the time so for his birthday I thought a handlebar camera mount would be perfect. I managed to make it from parts I had in my spares box and some normal workshop hardware. – An old speedometer mount – Pond […]
Fabjectory will “print” your 3D works from Nintendo Miis, Second Life and Sketch Up, here’s one that was printed up from a celebrity Mii contest – [via] Link.
Spotted on /. and Tim’s News from the Future list, Roland writes – Researchers from Illinois and Florida are developing a networking system which will create virtual representations of real people to improve our knowledge. They will use artificial intelligence and natural language processing software to enable us to interact with these avatars. The goal […]
One day, you’ll be able to write a book and use your own DNA in the ink – I look for forward to backing up the MAKE team’s DNA in the pages of MAKE… Tokyo-based Ko-sin Printing has developed a printing process that allows authors to add a more personal touch to their printed works […]
Propeller driven bicycle, Popular Science 1936 and surely coming soon to a Critical Mass ride – Link. Related: Bicycle projects @ MAKE – Link. Bicycle archives @ MAKE – Link. From the pages of MAKE: The Rocketman’s Garage, rocket powered bicycles! Meet Minnesota’s celebrated thrill-machine maker. MAKE 05 – Page 154. Subscribers–read this article now […]
Great DIY bicycle / hackery blog! Link.
