An ode to Van Gogh 
To round out an evening at the LAB dedicated to 3D Printing that included demonstrations from the Printrbot Jr. as well as WB Engineering’s 3D Systems Cube and a presentation by Pixil 3D , learn about a prototype artificial ear made out of an antenna and 3D printed cells. Michael McAlpine and his team have created an ear that can pick up radio waves. Eventually the ear could even attach to human nerve endings. 

An ode to Van Gogh 

To round out an evening at the LAB dedicated to 3D Printing that included demonstrations from the Printrbot Jr. as well as WB Engineering’s 3D Systems Cube and a presentation by Pixil 3D , learn about a prototype artificial ear made out of an antenna and 3D printed cells. Michael McAlpine and his team have created an ear that can pick up radio waves. Eventually the ear could even attach to human nerve endings. 

Launching our Submit It Feature

First, a happy Wednesday to all. Thank you to everyone who has followed our content stream. We are working to continue to spike your interest with stories ranging from technology and business to education and social innovation tinged with a heavy dose of creativity.  

We are announcing our Submit It feature today. Anytime you feel there is a trend that needs discussing, have discovered something beyond interesting, or would like to pass on some business strategies, please do. 

This is the visual break down of what a productive week of social media management looks like, courtesy of Mark Smiciklas. At the LAB, we like to think this formula can create an active and engaged community of listeners and contributors. 
Do you have similar or different strategies ?

This is the visual break down of what a productive week of social media management looks like, courtesy of Mark Smiciklas. At the LAB, we like to think this formula can create an active and engaged community of listeners and contributors. 

Do you have similar or different strategies ?

Michela Milani uses food scraps, like peanut shells, to create environmentally friendly dishes. Her Foodscapes are a much greener replacement to plastic or paper and encourage the conversation between food and consumption to veer toward more conservative horizons.
Happy Earth Day !   

Michela Milani uses food scraps, like peanut shells, to create environmentally friendly dishes. Her Foodscapes are a much greener replacement to plastic or paper and encourage the conversation between food and consumption to veer toward more conservative horizons.

Happy Earth Day !   

Fifty Three’s app has made it so that the steps from paper to digital to internet  are seamless without sacrificing the look of drawings, sketches, or outlines. We guess there’s the expressive ink engine and increased retina display to explain for that level of graphics. 

Harvard and MIT have partnered, offering EdX, an online course platform that can grade essays right away. While students can benefit from instant feedback, this will enflame traditional opinions against automation in education. With automated grading systems for multiple-choice and true-and-false answers already in widespread use, it is only a manner of time before intelligent technology to grade written submissions takes hold. 

The Cleveland Museum of Art’s Gallery One is enhancing it’s interactive user experience. Visitors can now discover their inner art ego with the Sculpture Lens. Preview all the fun you could be having above. While educational, museums have never been this fun. 

On Saturday, April 6th, theLAB is hosting a game design workshop. All skill levels are welcome to participate as University of Miami professors, Clay Ewing and Lien Tran, teach you the basics behind game and other interactive systems. You will leave this half-day workshop with a full belly, a happy brain, and a prototype for a game. 

So stop wasting time and register here, http://gamedesigndorkshop.eventbrite.com/.

(Enter “labrats” code for half off the ticket price. Teachers and students are also welcome, use “labratkids” for a free ticket. ) 

Aakash Nihalani began plotting a career in business before fully following his artistic passions. Through perspective and dimension, Nihalani, gives his street installations a curious signature. 

Aakash Nihalani began plotting a career in business before fully following his artistic passions. Through perspective and dimension, Nihalani, gives his street installations a curious signature. 

Instead of following your heart or your intellect, why not follow your nose ? At Google, it’s nose goes with the newest addition to their search : Google Nose. Now you don’t have to wonder what French lavender smells like . Although we are wondering if you actually believe this because it’s April and if you did, today you’re a fool!

Amber Rae - a marketing specialist turned blogger - reminds us to be unreasonable in the pursuit of passion, a much needed reminder this and everyday.