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On Wednesday 2 July Nicolas Nova (LIFT lab) moderated a session at the World Congress of Architecture in Turin, Italy, entitled “From ubiquitous technology to human context - Technology applied to architecture and design: does it solve problems or create needs?”.

An American Human Development Index When Amartya Sen won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1998, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences pointed to how he "improved the theoretical foundation for comparing different distributions of society's welfare and defined new, and more satisfactory, indexes of

Ryan Naraine just posted an article over at ZDNet about a project I’m extremely excited to be involved with. Just before RSA I was invited by Window Snyder over at Mozilla to work with them on a project to take a new look at software security metrics.

Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Donna Franklin If your are 18 to 55 years of age, non-smoker and are taking asthma medications and requiring bronchodilator medication for periodic symptom relief and/or to protect against exercise-induced asthma symptoms, McMaster University needs you in a study that

Don't Forget Your Website July 2, 2008 11:01 PM Posted by Mitch Joel Lately, I find myself thinking more and more about what Bryan Eisenberg (co-founder of Future Now Inc., Blogger over at GrokDotCom, and co-author of books like Call To Action and Waiting For Your Cat To Bark?) had to say during his keynote at Search Engine Strategies Toronto this year.

A Wall Street Journal Article today cites a study by Anita Elberse, a marketing professor at Harvard’s business school, entitled, “Should You Invest in the Long Tail?“, which finds evidence that in the online world, consumers gravitate towards the most-popular items just as in the offline world.

An Intresting interview with Raphael Grignani of Nokia Design about Homegrown project. Must read to know about new design thinking on sustainability. Rachel Hinman, mobile design strategist at Adaptive Path, has conducted an interview with Raphael Grignani of Nokia Design about “Homegrown”, a long term research project looking at how Nokia can help people make more sustainable choices.

Are you a Human Resource Management (HRM) professional or manager? If not, do you know one? I am redesigning and teaching a graduate Human Resource class in the Fall, Research Process and Methodology at New York University, and I am looking to speak (briefly) with HR professionals to ask them one

Seeing Your Invention Thru From Start to Finish in: Entrepreneurs, Research & Development, Marketing, Sales, Xtra Credit Ron Balla had a really great idea for a product.  His brother worked as a police officer and found a need for a more secure way to detain suspects and preserve evidence. 

Let's take yet another look at Penn State's propaganda efforts on behalf of Hershey. The Research/Penn State article which inspired my first post on this topic opens up with the following, For serious chocoholics, the best health-related news in the past decade had to be that dark chocolate is good