While 3D printers have become more accessible, it is still relatively expensive and time consuming to generate 3D prints. In addition, the materials commonly available
Summer-long solar cooking study
Phoenix is one of the hottest cities on earth, with highs regularly reaching over 110F in the summer months. Climate projections suggest that many other
Crafting colorful objects: a DIY method for adding surface detail to 3D prints
Even as 3D printing technology continues to advance, there are still limitations as to the availability of detailed color 3D prints. The best commercially available
Bio workshop at HeatSync
Hi folks, as we are continuing our work in DIY biology with general public and non-professional biology hobbyists, last week Cass, Stacey and Me conducted
Interactive Materials Spring 2016 Showcase
The Interactive Materials Spring’16 final projects were themed around visualizing, coping with, and utilizing extreme heat. More formal documentation of each project will be posted to the
Are you interested in experimenting with solar cooking?
Join our paid ASU research study about using extreme heat! Our initial workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, May 18 at 5.30pm on the ASU Tempe