Lina Zeldovich
Lina Zeldovich lives in New York and writes about science, health, food and ecology. She has contributed to Newsweek, Smithsonian, BBC, and NPR, among other publications, and is working on a book titled "Black Gold: The Science and Business of Turning Waste into Wealth."
From tornado flushes to remote controls, modern toilets are flush with tech
With the global observance of World Toilet Day on November 19, we take a look at how the modern toilet in our homes and businesses have evolved, and how they are becoming smarter tools in the future. We take a look at products from Toto and Kohler.
JLABS injects some tech into the medical industry
Innovating health care is expensive, risky, and complicated legally. JLABS, a project funded by Johnson & Johnson, is trying to remove these barriers with clever and altruistic approach, and offer some lessons from tech startups.
From picking to pollinating, agribots are pushing farming into the future
Agricultural scientists are turning to emerging technologies, such as robotics and AI, to help deal with the challenges associated with modern-day farming. Here are some of the tech being harvested today.
