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US – The lab is using genetically modified bacteria to design running shoes that glow as the wearer perspires.
Should brands decide on the moral codes of artificial intelligence?
North America – Discount retailer Target has launched a Food + Future coLab incubator designed to help improve people's understanding of food and nutrition.
Global – Koko is a social media network that crowdsources advice to help users overcome stressful thoughts.
Boston – MIT Media Lab graduate student Lining Yao has created clothing embedded with living bacteria.
Montreal – Amino is an at-home kit that lets children and adults use their own DNA for synthetic biology experiments.
With more than 50 speakers in just two days, the WIRED 2015 show touched on topics as diverse as start-ups with a social impact to the secret behind the best restaurant in the world, René Redzepi’s Noma.
In 2015, SXSW Interactive featured exuberant debates about technology, from synthetic biology to retail disruption and emerging media and storytelling practices.
Austin, Texas – Consumer biotechnology company Synbiota has launched DNA Tinker Studio, a kit that enables non-specialists to build working circuits from genetic and biological components.