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Moving walls and surfaces
Interactive architecture, such as robotic walls and surfaces, has the potential to revolutionise the way we experience and interact with our living spaces. Through the use of flexible materials and advanced robotics, these surfaces can adapt to our needs in real time, transforming static structures into dynamic, multifunctional elements. Imagine a wall that can move Read more
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Grow new teeth?
What if you could grow new teeth instead of using dentures or implants? Sounds amazing, doesn’t it? Scientists in Japan are working on making this a reality! How?: There are tiny “tooth bud cells” in our bodies that are inactive. Japanese researchers are trying to awaken them so that they can grow new teeth naturally. Read more
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A bitter pill to swallow:
Meet İlayda Şamilgil, a young genius whose journey is both inspiring and bittersweet. In 2013, she developed a project to measure the water content in liquids using magnets, but TÜBİTAK rejected it. Instead of giving up, İlayda entered the competition “The First Step Toward the Nobel Prize in Physics” and won first place, which earned Read more
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Baker with Down Syndrome builds her dream business
In many societies, people with disabilities face serious barriers to employment. This situation is not due to a lack of ability, but to people’s prejudices. Collette Divitto, as founder of Collettey’s Cookies and Collettey, has taken a leading role in breaking down these prejudices and promoting inclusion. Collettey’s Cookies and Collettey’s Leadership. Collettey’s Cookies aims Read more
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Thinking about what to watch on New Year’s Eve? Here are some Christmas movies to watch!
We know that you want to spend the last month of the year by watching movies under your soft blanket, baking gingerbread cookies (or making gingerbread houses!), standing by a cosy fireplace, etc., just to feel good after a long year. We get you; everybody wants to do these. But when it comes to picking Read more
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AUSTRALIA APPROVES SOCIAL MEDIA BAN ON UNDER 16
Australia will ban children under 16 from having social media accounts,after its parliament approved the laws. The ban will not take effect for at least 12 months. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the legislation is to protect children from the negative affect of social media. However,critics say questions over how the ban will work have Read more
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