Daleks, Rebels, and Playing Pong With Bacteria at the UK Maker Faire
Our Dale Dougherty tours the recent UK Maker Faire, and shows how the Maker Movement is thriving and growing all over the world.
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Circuit Bending Bacteria with the Fuel Cell Symphony
A look at Gilberto Esparza’s latest project, the Fuel Cell Symphony, which converts water samples and the unique bacterial agents contained therein into audio. Esparza refers to his art-meets-science setup as “DJ Microscope.”
Make: Inventions | Can Openers
On this Make: Inventions, we construct three different can opener designs, and put them to the test
Front Page News: Maker Faire North Carolina on Saturday
Raleigh-Durham’s largest newspaper features Maker Faire North Carolina and maker Dean Segovis’ new robot, Photon.
Maker Family Voyage to Nicaragua
MAKE community member, author, kit builder, educator, and all around swell guy Rick Schertle has been sharing his knowledge with us for years. On the pages of MAKE, he’s taught us how to make High-Pressure Foam Rockets, a Folding-Wing Glider, the Catapult Glider Launcher, and Compressed Air Rockets. He’s hosted workshops at Maker Faires teaching […]
Call for Detroit Makers Ends Friday
Motor City’s fourth annual Maker Faire Detroit is taking place next month, on July 27 and 28 at The Henry Ford, and there are still a couple of days left to submit your project and participate as a maker. Maker Faire Detroit is scouting for all kinds of projects, but in particular looking for exhibits […]
MAKE Asks: Treasures from the Trash
MAKE Asks: is a weekly column where we ask you, our readers, for responses to maker-related questions. We hope the column sparks interesting conversation and is a way for us to get to know more about each other.
