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RANCHOS DE TAOS — A familiar sight appeared at San Francisco de Asís Church recently: Volunteers plastering fresh mud onto the church’s adobe walls. It’s a centuries-old tradition called an enjarre, ...

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My current body of work explores large, volumetric forms constructed out of individual, small pieces of wood. Using the woodworking technique of bent lamination, I create individual, curved shapes, ...

Abstract: Function has been always an important driver in architectural design. It is the request to generate form directly from purpose and utility. In 1896, Louis Sullivan projected that ‘form ...

Artistic rendering of cellulose biosynthesis with zoomed in view. Individual cellulose chains (dark brown) are synthesized by plasma membrane-bound (purple) cellulose synthase enzyme complexes (cream) ...

In a discovery with potential practical applications, a team of Rutgers biophysicists, bioengineers and plant biologists capture first live images In a groundbreaking study on the synthesis of ...

A team of Binghamton University researchers, inspired by their previous research about bacteria-powered biobatteries, has developed artificial plants that can feed off of carbon dioxide, give off ...

Phil Portman is a serial entrepreneur and the Founder & CEO of Textdrip — a small business SMS marketing tool to automate SMS campaigns. Artificial intelligence has emerged as a game-changer for ...