…the absence of comparable point-of-care testing devices for other treatable infectious diseases in low-income countries into sharp relief and spurred demands for their development. In 2006, for example, Médecins Sans…

…natural transition of the foreign collection mission of SIGINT” (signals intelligence). As communications moved from telex to computers and switches, NSA pursued those same communications” (NSA OGC n.d.). Defenders of…

…the complex thicket of technology and society. Take for example the phenomenon known as “Big Data” and the miraculous new forms of problem-solving, knowledge creation and economic productivity it promises….

…of recipes developed for the Battle Creek Sanitarium, forming the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company in 1906 as the forerunner to the modern Kellogg Company. 1900s: The necessity of…

…beyond that, the time elected officials require for communication. Here, legend and fact overlap; New York is not only safe, but is known for being safe. Conclusion For the last…

…up. For more info on the setup, see Public Lab research note: Setup for UV Testing with Spectrometer. Josh’s results analyzed in Spectral Workbench. Compare the first image in the…

…citizens. For most of the twentieth century, economists and regulators considered electricity unsuited for competition (see Özden-Schilling [2015] for the origins of electricity’s “natural monopoly” status). Large, vertically integrated companies…

…wood and catches larger embers, allowing them to combust more completely. The engineers showed that without introducing any new obstacles, this simple addition to existing stoves compares in wood savings…

…made from extracted blood—gradually became a compelling new area of research. Second, novel technologies of cold storage that made possible a new material form: the freezing of blood samples. Whereas…

…make different claims as or for that object, as, for example, when the hero or villain in a movie gains access to the nuclear arsenal through a duplicated identity. In…

…grounds for their authority, reconceiving the object of development—poverty—by forging new metrics of aid success, by developing new techniques for its measurement, and by adopting new devices amenable to this…

…overall process has by now led to a set of interconnected and evolving ideas and goals: One cluster looks, for example, for new ways of representing and understanding complex systems….

…core members of GhostSec were AnonCyberGost, WauchulaGhost, DigitaShadow, Comedianon, TorReaper, ISHunter, and GhostSecPI. The focus was to take down “daesh” in all its online manifestations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIEVAjtt_ls&w=400 GhostSec included women and…

…models for new methods of Internet-enabled collective action that inspired Between the Bars and many other platforms for community collective action that we developed at C4. 1: Engineering Identities Engineering…

…only for sustaining long-distance kin relations but also for experimenting with self-development. The capacity to engage in novel forms of intimacy with strangers and in private forms of communications with…

…a collection of badges could qualify a participant for a certain sort of job. This badge-based digital learning through a smartphone represented a path-breaking step forward for Digital On-Ramps and…

…situations in which these elements are all mixed up. An advertisement for Kenya’s largest telecommunications company, Safaricom, combines the colors of the Kenyan flag with ‘Safaricom green’. Kevin Donovan and…

…way of understanding—and providing for—the African public. Bonds suggest a potentially new role for private ownership in African public infrastructure and public finance. Yet this is not the only or…

…universals (see Bangham, Laemmli, and Kaplan in this issue). Recording cultural difference—increasingly an end in itself for UNESCO—was for Cantril only a means with which to establish commonalities that would…

…access to air travel which facilitated the collection and circulation of blood samples; new computing technology for handling large amounts of data; and the creation of new international organizations, such…

…proposal also addressed the RBD directive to establish new standards of participatory design for infrastructure projects and “provide collateral benefits for communities” (Task Force 2013:11). The BIG U, designers argued,…

…is forever attached to the collection in Cambridge. Generously donating it to the University Library, he found a higher calling and a more prestigious role at New York’s Jewish Theological…

…contractual obligations and new forms of activism and interest articulation.[3] Both those facing displacement and those buying into new housing estates are learning new forms of contestation and protest, and…

…efforts to construct a community-scale micro-hydropower project and plans for the much larger, 400-megawatt, Langtang Storage Project are examples of this. Little Turbines and Big Dams For the Langtang community,…

…create new ones as new products come to market and become vehicles for the expression of social distinction. The synaptic function is both descriptive and generative. In order to examine…

…situations demand new magic.” (Evans-Pritchard 1937: 513)   The origin of the humble Band-Aid offers enticing material for corporate legend. In 1920, Earle Dickson was a cotton buyer for the…

…governing strategy has facilitated the recognition of new collective kinds: new groups of languages can now be compared, and therefore defined; new communities of researchers can interact and share their…