Judy Korn, who works with violent offenders from Germany’s
far-right-wing party, has developed techniques that she says can be used
with Muslim fundamentalists and young gang members.READ MORE›
A new video visualization of one week of rides taken in Germany using Carpooling.com shows that the simplest transportation innovations might be right under our noses (and parked right over there).READ MORE›
A year after the disaster in Japan, American fears about our own reactors have dissipated. Should they have? See if you would be safe if the unthinkable happened here.READ MORE›
In the last two weeks, the design flash-sale site has added five verticals and opened a site in Germany. Isn't that expanding kind of fast for a company that's not even a year old? READ MORE›
But, really: How do you feel about losing 13 pounds? That's just one of the many benefits of bike commuting, all of which are contained in this compelling chart.READ MORE›
It’s easy to take for granted in our medically enlightened era that once upon a time people had no idea what the mind looked like. We’re not just talking about gray matter and frontal lobes and all that junk. We’re talking about ...READ MORE›
Architects are famous for going overboard on metaphors. Consider Becker Architekten, a German firm, which describes a recent project as summoning “a smoothed river stone” and “a frozen wave.” Also: “a stranded ...READ MORE›
When we come across a compelling architectural project, we think about how to frame the story. Will it be about sustainability? About overcoming building regulations? Meeting the needs of a specific set of clients? Or just plain ...READ MORE›
If people were meant to pop out of bed, we'd all sleep in toasters. But since you managed to get up anyway, here's our early news summary to help you on your way.READ MORE›
The threat of cyber-war--and of a catastrophic hacker attack to Germany's industrial or military infrastructure--is spurring the creation of two new high-level government organizations.READ MORE›
A new facility in Germany features better lighting, mobile tool carts, ergonomic back supports for workers who spend all day turning monkey wrenches, and a greater variety of robots to perform menial tasks. READ MORE›
A survey with 1,000 executives worldwide places the U.S. well ahead of runners-up Germany and Japan. The execs push for individual creativity, small businesses, and local needs.READ MORE›
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