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FatCat Records Reaches out to Classical FansIcelandic label FatCat Records, home to Animal Collective, No Age, Mum, Sigur Ros, the Twilight Sad and other indie luminaries, reaches beyond the Pitchfork set with its 130701 imprint label. Named for the day it was founded (July 30, 2001, or 13/07/01 in the European abbreviation), this FatCat ... |
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Sylvain White Takes Over 'The Losers'So remember back in 2007 when no one could understand why Warner Bros. had chosen to hire Tim Story (Taxi) to direct a feature film version of Vertigo's The Losers? Well, it looks like WB might have come to the same conclusion as we did because Variety reports that Story has now been replaced by... |
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Interview with El Último GritoLABoral, the art center we have come to associated with new media art, has recently opened an exhibition dedicated to new, audacious and thought-provoking forms of design. Curated by Roberto Feo and Rosario Hurtado (El Último Grito), Nowhere/Now/Here aims to challenge the perception of des... |
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Chairman of Organising Committee of Commonwealth games Suresh Kalmandi accompanied by Country General Manager and MD for RenaulChairman of Organising Committee of Commonwealth games Suresh Kalmandi accompanied by Country General Manager and MD for Renaul India Sylvain Bilaine, try to board Renault F1 car during a press conference in New...read more ... |
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Self-propelled microbots navigate through blood vesselsResearchers at the École Polytechnique de Montréal, in Canada, led by professor of computer engineering Sylvain Martel, have coupled live, swimming bacteria to microscopic beads to develop a self-propelling device, dubbed a nanobot. ... |
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Researchers devise methods to sniff keystrokes by detecting shifts in magnetic fieldCompromising Electromagnetic Emanations of Keyboards Experiment 1/2 from Martin Vuagnoux on Vimeo. Two doctoral students have produced what is probably the most fascinating hack (or whatever you want to call it) of the year. Using custom equipment and software, Messrs Martin Vuagnoux and Sylvain ... |
