The ability to effectively communicate to a mass audience is just as vital for the survival of the health industry as it is the advertising/marketing/PR industry– if not more, when considering the importance of spreading awareness about certain diseases and health trends. There is an obvious knowledge gap between scientists READ MORE >
We’re three months into 2021 and beyond ready to start vacationing again. As the travel industry is among the hardest hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, airlines, travel agencies, and hotels have already seen drastic changes as more countries are willing to let Americans in. The biggest change may be READ MORE >
The screen world is its own. It can be agonizing and overwhelming, but also connecting. Even before these times, researchers imagined a different approach to technology – tangible interfaces. Tangible interfaces are interfaces that have broken out of the screen and live with us; in this quarantined world, it could READ MORE >
This week everyone is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, including Spotify. In honor of the mission, they are highlighting “Moon”-associated songs as well as ones that space travelers listen to above Earth. It is crazy to think that when Apollo 11 launched on July 20, READ MORE >
If you ask Dr. Katie Bouman, she’ll humbly tell you that it was a team effort – and it certainly was. But there’s no denying how impactful the 29-year-old was in generating the world’s first image of a black hole, which was released by NASA this week. Bouman, a computer READ MORE >
There is nothing like a total solar eclipse, it is a natural phenomenon, and millions of people across the United States experienced their first total solar eclipse last week. In the moments leading up to the totality, the sky to the west grew darker, almost as if someone placed an READ MORE >
After fifty years, ITT Technical Institute closes its doors of more than 130 campuses without warning. What does this mean for its 35,000+ students? In a press release, the company pointed blame at the U.S. Department of Education’s shutdown. For several years a group of attorneys had been looking into READ MORE >
Everyday, more than 2 billion photos are shared on Facebook and their subsidiaries: Instagram and WhatsApp. The conversation around those photos is tremendous, but sadly, the more than 250 million people who are blind or severely visually impaired feel left out of the conversation. Thankfully, Facebook launched their new alternative READ MORE >
We found this meditation on brand building in the Harvard Business Review fascinating. Cultural Strategy author, Douglas Holt, talks about how much harder it is to build a brand in the era of social media. Initially, branded content appeared to be the key to creating substantive relationships with customers, but READ MORE >
How cool would it be to be able to leave photos or your family history to your great great grandchild? Sounds like sci-fi, but this technology developed at the University of Southampton may become reality. Using ultra fine lasers US encoded a piece of quartz with 5 dimensional digital data. The READ MORE >