Antonio Pasolini

Brazilian-Italian Antonio Pasolini graduated in journalism in Brazil before heading out to London for an MA in film and television studies. He fell in love with the city and spent 13 years there as a film reviewer before settling back in Brazil. Antonio's passion for green issues - and the outdoors - eventually got the best of him and since 2007 he's been writing about alternative energy, sustainability and new technology.

NASA’s ORACLES research aircraft will probe clouds in Walvis Bay, Namibia

Environment

NASA probes Namibian clouds to help predict future climate models

Medical

Protective packaging could hold the key to an effective insulin pill

It analyses focal points and the people nearby, not the complete crowd

Good Thinking

Mitsubishi develops real-time data analysis system for crowd safety

Taking a break to get some exercise results in workers having more energy

Health & Wellbeing

Taking "active breaks" boosts worker energy

The product avoids the cruelty inherent in many types of animal farming

Good Thinking

SuperMeat seeks to replace slaughterhouses with science

Computers

Wandering ants inspire better network computing

Hyperloop One is proposing a line running between Finland and Sweden

Urban Transport

Helsinki to Stockholm by Hyperloop – in less than half an hour?

The Home Food Garbage Decomposer was one of the winning entries

Environment

Biomimicry Institute announces winners of second food systems Challenge

The device can be tucked away under the pillow

Health & Wellbeing

FitSleep wants to beam you with alpha waves to provide better sleep

The ePhos reactor harvests phosphorus from wastewater

Environment

Antonio Pasolini

NASA probes Namibian clouds to help predict future climate models

Protective packaging could hold the key to an effective insulin pill

Mitsubishi develops real-time data analysis system for crowd safety

Taking "active breaks" boosts worker energy

SuperMeat seeks to replace slaughterhouses with science

Wandering ants inspire better network computing

Helsinki to Stockholm by Hyperloop – in less than half an hour?

Biomimicry Institute announces winners of second food systems Challenge

FitSleep wants to beam you with alpha waves to provide better sleep

This machine draws fertilizer from sewage

Ultra-rare Jaguar E-Type gets remade into a modern classic

Controversial new study rekindles link between fluoride and low IQ in children

Harley-Davidson is making electric balance bikes for 3-year-olds – no kidding

Eight new repeating radio signals detected from deep space