Betsy Ross Decides to Burn A Flag
Is the AI revolution following in the footsteps of an American one?
8 Years of Journalism in Verse
Feu d’Artifice
What is Big Tech asking our children to forget?
Clarity Is Not My Forte
Log notes from an existential crisis in the machine.
The Kilogram Goes 2.0
By Ed Granger. On the kilogram and our need for some still point to stabilize this spinning plate we teeter on.
Incident Light
By EJ Shu. The light-trapping nanotechnology in birds-of-paradise feathers contain the darkest hues of black on earth.
Losing Galileo
By Olga Demott-Bond. Galileo exposes how Brexit puts the UK's scientific collaboration in jeopardy.
After the Tsunami
By EJ Shu. Hundreds of species sailed the oceans on rafts of plastic, spurred by the massive 2011 Japanese tsunami.
Chat Room Deletions
By Devon Balwit. In the Toronto van attack, online violence spills onto the streets.
This is Not a Poem About Grace
By Shelley Puhak. On a newfound organ hiding in plain sight, and other places we overlook.
Self-Sleeping Car Turns Out The Lights
By Jill Talbot. What's the role of poetry in the dystopian tech landscape?
By the Time They Opened You Up, It Was Everywhere
By Devon Balwit. Is the malignant tumor of Facebook too widespread to heal?
Self-Drift UB-Air Balloon Drops Arizona Man
By Larry Thacker. A self-driving car killed a woman in Arizona, provoking this response.
