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WATCH: Our 3D Printing Panel
If you missed The Realities of 3D Printing, our popular March 30th program
produced at BW Studios, you actually missed a lot. But no worries. Thanks
to the magic of video, here it is once again, in its entirety… restored
and presented in glorious technicolor! Enjoy!
Flint Update: Criminal Charges Just the Beginning
Drip, drip, drip… The Flint Water Crisis continues to unfold as a most
unnatural disaster. This week, the Michigan Attorney General announced that
three state and city officials now face felony charges that include
evidence tampering with water samples.
Procore Launches New Index of Industry Vital Signs
For a firm so young in an industry so old, it may seem presumptuous for
software provider Procore to position itself as a go-to resource for fresh
data measuring the health of the AEC market. But heck, they just did it!
So, move over Dodge, ENR, and BLS.
Clean Energy Challenge’s Jolt of High-Voltage Optimism
Got mission? Try lighting the world. That was the inspiring thread last
week at the Annual Clean Energy Trust Challenge. Some 300 energetic
students, mentors, judges, officials, and investors gathered to support
hopeful change agents, both young and old.
Flux awards Aim to Spur Urban Ideas
Flux Factory invited students from around the world to submit ideas for how
to sustainably house the inhabitants of our rapidly urbanizing world. This
month, the Google spin-off named the winners of its first Emerging
Architects Design Competition.
‘Floatovoltaics’ Make Splash with UK Solar Arrays
History says the sun eventually did set on the British Empire last century,
but the energy demands of a new millennium have pushed the U.K. back into a
leadership role. Today, it is home to the world’s largest floating array of
photovaltaic panels.
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