Supply vs demand: farmers vs farmers markets.
New farmers markets are popping up all over Chicago. But are there enough farmers? | learn more
New farmers markets are popping up all over Chicago. But are there enough farmers? | learn more
Because sometimes you just don’t have the $2.25 for bus fare. | lean more
The list includes rising sea levels, gene editing’s ramifications, and aging populations. This article is part of their broader series on the topic. | learn more
“In a new study, the researchers show that consumption of extra-virgin olive oil protects memory and learning ability and reduces the formation of amyloid-beta plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain – classic markers of Alzheimer’s disease.” | learn more
The FDA doesn’t need to listen to this panel, but they usually do. Scientists remove T-cells, genetically modify them to attack cancer, then put them back in the bodies of leukemia patients. This would be the first time the FDA […]
Young brains actively rewire themselves based on exposure to stimuli. As brains get older, they actively resist this process. It’s not necessarily a bad thing, but reversing this process can help with aging-related disorders. Researchers have figured out how to […]
One of my favorite ways to describe the potential benefit of this technology is to point out that in order for transactions to happen in our economy, the parties need to trust each other (rare) or have a trusted intermediary. […]
Venture capital investments in insurance startups doubled in 2016 to $830mm, and are at $740mm year to date – on pace to almost double again. Interestingly, much of the capital is coming from investment arms of traditional insurers. | learn more
An example of a really dumb smart guy (he’s an MIT researcher). “Prosecutors say Yan searched ‘how sec detect unusual trade’ before he bought numerous stocks and options that netted him around $120,000 in illicit profits.” |learn more
It’s as great as you would expect. | learn more