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Hanging Burch Barrel grills, smokes and keeps you warm after dark
The best place to barbecue your food in the wilderness might not necessarily be the best place to make your campfire, but inventor Roby Burch sees no reason that all heat-related activity can’t take place around the same barrel of cold-rolled steel.
Outdoors
Transparent-roofed cabin offers glamping under the stars
Immerso is a transparent-roof cabin currently being used as a glamping experience in the Italian Alps. Located 1,900 meters (6,234 ft) above sea level in the quaint alpine town of La Morra, Immerso offers a rare opportunity to sleep under the stars.
Automotive
Final 8 cars announced in the ultimate automotive beauty contest
Drawing its contestants from the winners of eight elite Concours events held in Europe and America in 2019, the Peninsula Classics 2019 Best of the Best Award is the de facto world championship of Concours cars. Here's a look at the eight finalists.
Deals
This contact-free snoring solution will help you sleep better
Living with a snorer makes sleep hard, but snoring is a symptom of an even bigger problem. Our airways close during sleep due to throat muscle relaxation, but with this device, you and your loved ones can eliminate snoring for a better night’s sleep.
Cancer
Hijacking bacteria's lethal injections allows nano-syringes for drugs
Some bacteria use tiny syringes to inject toxins into their host’s cells. Now, researchers from the Max Planck Institute have found a way to use this to our advantage, by swapping out these toxins for other chemicals, like drugs.
Cancer
Study shows how mitochondria can shield cancer cells from chemotherapy
Scientists at the Salk Institute have been researching some of the cellular processes triggered by chemotherapy treatments, uncovering a mechanism that could lead to new and improved treatments that prevent mitochondria hindering their effectiveness.
Good Thinking
Weirdest inventions of 2019: From smart rocks to vertical TVs
Looking at today's tech, you might think “pack it in, inventing is finished.” But innovateurs and imagineers need something to do, even when the well of useful ideas is running dry. Here are the oddest and most questionable inventions of 2019.
Architecture
Twin skyscrapers dominate BIG's nature-friendly waterfront development
BIG has unveiled a plan to redesign a stretch of New York City waterfront in collaboration with James Corner Field Operations. The River Street Waterfront Masterplan is centered around two new skyscrapers, a circular pathway, and lots of park space.
Science
Inexpensive kit could let anyone test water for fluoride
Although small amounts of fluoride in drinking water may help to strengthen teeth and bones, too much can be dangerous. With that in mind, a simple new test has been designed to determine if fluoride levels are too high.
Environment
Flash Forest aims to use drones to plant a billion trees by 2028
Flash Forest combines the use of drones with specially-designed pods and an accelerated seed germination process. The technology is said to plant trees 10 times faster than a single worker and at a cost that's 80 percent cheaper than traditional tree planting methods.
Architecture
A towering year for supertall skyscrapers: CTBUH's Year in Review
Each year, the CTBUH conducts a review of tall building trends. 2019 turns out to be an excellent year for fans of very tall buildings, with the most ever supertall skyscrapers – that is, buildings over 300 m (984 ft) in height – completed.
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Federal court rules veggie burgers can still be named burgers, for now
A US federal court has temporarily blocked a law, passed in Arkansas earlier in 2019, which made it illegal for terms such as "burgers" and "sausages" to be applied to products made from plant-based materials.
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