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Dominic Wilcox is an inventor who's helping new generation of kids become inventors, too. The post This Guy Turns Kids’ Fanciful Inventions Into Real Products appeared first on WIRED.

Smart conference spaces, 3-D printed chairs, and fluid workspaces. Your office might look a lot different in a few years.In 1999, the movie Office Space lampooned the ubiquitous grey office cubicle. Fast-forward more than a decade and a half later, and tech companies are more likely to look like sleek open warehouses with lines of workstations and Aeron chairs or standing desks.Read Full Story

The new DNA-changing tech has attracted millions of dollars from AstraZeneca, DuPont and other big companies -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

The comedian/musician/polymath is bringing his brand of funny to VR. Naturally, it's a little bizarre. The post Reggie Watts’ VR Project Is as Hilariously Bizarre as You’d Expect appeared first on WIRED.

The doc on the director of School of Rock and Dazed and Confused made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival this week.When he screened the epic Boyhood at Sundance Film Festival two years ago, Richard Linklater was just about the only director to project his movie on 35 millimeter celluloid film instead of digital. True to form, the Austin-based writer-director zigs where others zag. Low-key, relentless and original, Linklater debuted his world view in 1991's Slacker, which had no plot but reams of off-the-wall dialogue that hit home with twenty somethings. High school comedy Dazed and Confused became a cult classic and consolidated a maverick career encompassing mainstream Hollywood hit School of Rock, animated fever dream Waking Life and the poignant Ethan Hawke-Julie Delpie Before Sunset / Before Sunrise / Before Midnight relationship trilogy.Read Full Story

New evidence suggests that a chemical derived from marijuana may be an effective treatment for patients with drug-resistant forms of epilepsy -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com