Author: Diane Shipley
Emergency fashion: Seven products that could literally save your life
Part of the fun of fashion is the way different collections show off their designers’ creativity and inventiveness. But clothes and accessories aren’t only about looking good, sometimes they’re more […]
Your brain structure could predict how many risks you take
The parietal cortex in the brain was already known to be important in processing language and sensory information. Now it seems that its size is linked to how likely you […]
Top 10 fashion apps to make you more stylish than ever: Mallzee, ShopChat, Vinted
With just a couple of days until London Fashion Week begins and we find out what trends we’ll be wearing/rejecting next spring, now’s as good a time as any to […]
Falco’s electric bike converter is powered by your heart
There are a lot of electric bike converters out there, but they don’t all have this much heart. Weirdly enough, I mean that literally. Electronics company Falco is currently raising […]
This musician’s turning tennis into music
Musician and producer James Murphy is turning the US Open into music. The thwack of the ball, line judges screaming ‘FAULT!’, British hopes being dashed… When you think about musical […]
Could we actually see a Supergirl TV show?
The next superhero to be getting a reboot could be female, for a change. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Warner Brothers Television wants to make a Supergirl TV show. They’ve […]
Brain in Hand: this new app for people with autism was just awarded 200k
Investors have just awarded £200,000 to an app that helps people to navigate the world more easily. Brain in Hand is designed for people with autism, mental illness, or cognitive […]
Blame procrastination on our perception of time, say researchers
Researchers in the US have found that how likely we are to complete a task is to do with our perception of time. If we see it as part of […]
MS breakthrough: Scientists can now ‘turn off’ autoimmune diseases
In autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS), type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and many others, the body is attacking its own cells as if they’re some kind of invading army. […]
Netflix’s new sharing policy is more personal
Unlike some of my braver friends and acquaintances, I don’t link my social media accounts to Spotify or Netflix or any other streaming site that wants to share what I’ve […]