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CORNCRETL wall panel surface by Dinorah Schulte, Designer and Founder of MANUFACTURA, Mexico

CORNCRETL: Architecture Rooted in Ancestral Material Intelligence

Self portrait, Image credit: Dinorah Schulte By combining Mayan lime traditions with robotic fabrication, Dinorah Schulte redefines sustainable construction Editor’s Note In the history of architecture, we often mistake progress for the erasure of the past. We replace the “breathing” logic of ancient limestone with the rigid, carbon-heavy dominance of Portland cement, forgetting that the

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For most of modern science, large sections of life's instruction manual have remained unreadable.

AlphaGenome

AlphaGenome How Google DeepMind’s AI is unlocking the 98% of our genome science couldn’t read Editor’s Note For decades, the human genome has been described as the ultimate biological blueprint, yet large sections of it, the so-called “non-coding” regions, remained a silent language we could not translate. We understood the individual letters, but the complex

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Bioluminescent mycelial networks demonstrating computational activity. The glowing nodes represent information processing occurring within biological substrates, challenging traditional assumptions about the material basis of computing.

Living Circuits

Self portrait, Image credit: John LaRocco Research at The Ohio State University shows shiitake mushrooms can function as organic memory devices In a laboratory at The Ohio State University, shiitake mushrooms are being conditioned to retain electrical history. Under carefully controlled stimulation, networks of fungal tissue exhibit measurable and repeatable shifts in conductivity. Their resistance

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773 000 years old mandible ThI-GH-1 from Thomas Quarry in Morocco.

At the Root of Humanity: 773,000-Year-Old Fossils from Morocco

Thomas Quarry I Self portrait of Dr. Jean-Jacques Hublin. Image credit: Collège de France How North African mandibles reveal populations near the human-Neanderthal divergence In the coastal formations of Casablanca, Morocco, where ancient sea levels carved caves into wind-hardened dunes, researchers have uncovered fossils that illuminate a pivotal moment in human evolution. Dating to 773,000

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