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Science and Art, Intent, and the Supernatural

27. November 2019

by Stephen Nowlin PLASMA 5 online article version The international art/media/conceptual movement known variously as [...]

BREAKING BORDERS

19. November 2019

FALLING WALLS CONFERENCE 2019 Walking across the multicultural, artistic and free city of Berlin it [...]

Concrete Jungles

14. November 2019

PLASMA 5 online article ‘No man is an island’ wrote 16th Century poet John Donne. [...]

FREE ROBOT HUGS

13. November 2019

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK 2019 This month, Berlin Science Week celebrated four years since it first [...]

I’m here for the scope!

10. November 2019

PLASMA 5 online article Visiting BLAKE ESTES, Mount Wilson Observatory Intro & Interview: Diana Wehmeier/Estevan [...]

Falling Walls Conference 2019

7. November 2019

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK event The Falling Walls Conference is an annual global gathering of forward [...]

“Wow! What’s this?”

5. November 2019

PLASMA 5 online article Bill Ochs is the Project Manager at James Webb Space Telescope [...]

Fields of Light

31. October 2019

As part of Berlin Science Week, STATE presents light works by artists Charlotte Dachroth and [...]

Social media is where the science is

14. October 2019

PLASMA 5 online article Interview with Emily Furfaro, NASA Headquarters Emily Furfaro is a Social [...]

STACK AWARDS nomination

13. October 2019

Art Direction of the Year PLASMA 5 has been nominated for the 2019 STACK Art [...]

Launch Life

9. October 2019

PLASMA 5 online article by Tom Cross I have vivid memories of watching Space Shuttle [...]

Electric Pitstop

9. October 2019

BI•NOM•IAL NO•MEN•CLA•TURE Initiated by Rita McBride and Glen Rubsamen “Electric Pitstop” The newest contribution by [...]

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK 2019

8. October 2019

PLASMA magazine – Official Media Partner – BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK 2019 When one thinks of [...]

Recording a 156 – foot tall, 23.000kg object

4. October 2019

PLASMA 5 online article by Pauline Acalin I’ll never forget the afternoon I decided to [...]

Overview Effect

30. September 2019

PLASMA 5 online article The entrepreneurial ventures of Lutz & Lin Kayser It might come [...]

Where Can I buy PLASMA MAGAZINE?

11. September 2019

Order ONLINE here! PURCHASE PLASMA 5 IN ALMOST EVERY AIRPORT OR TRAIN STATION IN GERMANY! [...]

FUTURIUM

9. September 2019

architecture of the future In the past decade, Berlin has gone from being a home [...]

Thanks for the Mars glasses!

23. August 2019

PLASMA 5 _ out now PLASMA 5 is finally out! 224 pages full of science [...]

Brain City Berlin

7. August 2019

When one thinks of Berlin the first thing that comes to mind is its multicultural [...]

PLASMA magazine moon shirt _ pic Nora Heinisch

PLASMA MOOOOON SHIRT

2. July 2019

BACK IN STOCK ! MOON SHIRT 1 https://everpress.com/moooooon-comparison PLASMA MOON SHIRT – out now! The [...]

0.1 % Exhibition _ OPEN CALL

1. July 2019

SUBMIT YOUR WORK FOR THE 0.1% EXHIBITION Organized by Dr. Yewande Pearse As part of the [...]

Visualize your Science

12. June 2019

Fascinating as ever, the latest art+science project Data to Discovery at Caltech has once again [...]

PLASMA magazine moon shirt _ design David Benski

PLASMA MOOOOON SHIRT 2

1. June 2019

NEW! MOON SHIRT 2 https://everpress.com/mooooooon-comparison-2 PLASMA MOON SHIRT – out now! The latest innovations in [...]

Smart Mobility

12. May 2019

Interview with Dr. Ilja Radusch – Faunhofer FOKUS, Berlin “I’m a big fan of the [...]

release the mole

28. April 2019

Berlin’s InSight contribution Interview with Dr. Ana-Catalina Plesa, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Planetary Research, [...]

The Forgotten Heroes of Space Travel

20. April 2019

Recent advances in rocketry paired with the privatization of space travel have reinvigorated public interest [...]

Study Humanoid Robots!

6. April 2019

Berlin’s contribution to robotics Interview with Prof. Dr. Manfred Hild Beuth University of Applied Sciences [...]

A Nerd Guide to Moscow

1. April 2019

The city behind and beyond. Moscow has recently become a vastly developing epicentre of science [...]

A Dance with AI

27. March 2019

Berlin’s interdisciplinary AI contribution The Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society Interview with Dr. Diana [...]

SENS O SPHERES

26. March 2019

FELIX LENK AND HIS TEAM AT THE INSTITUTE OF NATURAL MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY IN TU DRESDEN [...]

Spiritual Robots

25. March 2019

Examining Technology with Artists Jamie Zigelbaum and Kal Spelletich San Francisco’s Kal Spelletich began building [...]

LEED

21. March 2019

Although the rough surface of a material can be observed with the bare eye or, [...]

Sustainable traveling

14. March 2019

AIRBUS BIONIC PARTITION Going green has become synonymous with our modern society and when it [...]

NEON SPIRIT

8. March 2019

NEON Artist – Linda Sue Price I live and work in Los Angeles County, California. [...]

Joy of analog

5. March 2019

Analog and neon artist Dave Quick Santa Monica artist Dave Quick’s artworks have appeared in [...]

The Neon Queen

23. February 2019

Neon Artist – Lisa Schulte Neon light boasts two primary identities: a jubilance that reflects [...]

Neon Dog

13. February 2019

NEON Artist: Michael Flechtner from Van Nuys, California When I was a child I was [...]

BEPICOLOMBO NOW FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS

9. February 2019

On Sunday, BepiColombo carried out the first successful manoeuver using two of its four electric [...]

WATER WITCHING

6. February 2019

Screens Series: Virginia Lee Montgomery, NEW MUSUM, New York until 03/03/19 Water is the main [...]

NASA’s AIRS captures polar vortex moving in over U.S.

5. February 2019

NASA’s Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument captures a polar vortex moving from Central Canada into [...]

The Art of Plasma

4. February 2019

MUSEUM OF NEON ART | GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA Technological advancements present possibilities that resonate far beyond [...]

Arizona Moon

3. February 2019

One of the best experiences I have had since I have gotten into astronomy is [...]

Warming seas may increase frequency of extreme storms

31. January 2019

A new NASA study shows that warming of the tropical oceans due to climate [...]

The future: do-it-yourself

28. January 2019

The future is here. We have perfect machines, quick transport, effective healthcare, space rockets and [...]

Mars UpSide Down

23. January 2019

Which way is up in space? Planets are usually shown with the north pole at [...]

EMPOWERED WOMEN EMPOWER WOMEN

19. January 2019

Kate Yiu, along with international partners Alice Song, and Vanessa Fuchs are developing a community [...]

Plasma Electron Accelerators

13. January 2019

Particle Accelerators are among the largest scientific structures built by mankind – such as the [...]

Biorobotics

9. January 2019

Jacob Rosen is a professor of medical robotics at the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace [...]

Images of Change

27. December 2018

Wildfires scorch Argentina’s Pampas region December 22, 2016 – January 7, 2017 Starting in mid-December 2016, roughly [...]

Preparing for Discovery With NASA’s Parker Solar Probe

21. December 2018

Weeks after Parker Solar Probe made the closest-ever approach to a star, the science data [...]

NASA’s Powerful Webb Telescope

20. December 2018

Honeycomb Mirrors Make NASA’s Webb the Most Powerful Space Telescope NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope [...]

Game Changer

17. December 2018

How Tesla reinvented the automobile by Alexander Batke-Lachmann For some, he is a celebrated messiah, [...]

Asian glaciers slowed by ice loss

16. December 2018

By Carol Rasmussen, NASA’s Earth Science News Team A NASA-led, international study finds Asia’s high [...]

Parallax – Shifting perspectives on Mars

12. December 2018

We view and access the world around us with the help of an increasing fleet [...]

More glaciers in East Antarctica are waking up

11. December 2018

By Maria-José Viñas, NASA’s Earth Science News Team East Antarctica has the potential to reshape [...]

Changes in Global Tropospheric OH

7. December 2018

Greenhouse gas ‘detergent’ recycles itself in atmosphere By Ellen Gray, NASA’s Earth Science News Team [...]

Expedition 58

6. December 2018

Three crew members are adjusting to life on the International Space Station after a successful launch and [...]

ASTANA on the World Stage

5. December 2018

Astana Searching for the – Kazakh City by Philipp Meuser Examining contemporary architecture in Kazakhstan inevitably [...]

Admiring the patterns of the universe…

1. December 2018

… to clusters of galaxies while entering the Virgo supercluster, approaching our milky way and [...]

Catching Rays on Mars

27. November 2018

InSight touched down on Mars at 11:52:59 a.m. PT on November 26, 2018. NASA’s InSight [...]

NASA’s IceBridge team over Pine Island Glacier

12. November 2018

By Kate Ramsayer and Patrick Lynch NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center NASA’s Operation IceBridge on [...]

Tissue Chips in Space

11. November 2018

by Melissa Gaskill A small device that contains human cells in a 3D matrix represents a [...]

Welcome to the Interstellar Club

10. November 2018

Falling Walls Conference 2018 by Diana Wehmeier & Judit Agui BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK event The [...]

Chasing sea ice…

9. November 2018

… while playing tag with a satellite by Linette Boisvert / PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE Overnight, I [...]

FUTURIUM

9. November 2018

Futurium: the house of the futureIn the past decade, Berlin has gone from being a [...]

Falling Walls Conference

8. November 2018

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK event Falling Walls Conference 09 Nov, 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM / [...]

Orbiting Lab

7. November 2018

‘Surprised to see a pilot’s glory from the ISS This phenomenon’s often visible from airplanes, [...]

Fun is the Future

3. November 2018

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK event The ETH Game Technology Center 05 Nov, 06:00 PM to 08:00 [...]

Investigation of MARS

2. November 2018

Launched May 5, 2018 – expected to land on the Red Planet on Nov. 26, 2018 It [...]

SUPER HEALTH

1. November 2018

SUPER HEALTH Thousands of humans already have the dream of becoming SuperHealth®! Enter Super Health®! [...]

Nanomaterials /// Plasmatic

31. October 2018

BERLIN SCIENCE WEEK event Nanomaterials /// Plasmatic – Laboratory Work and Artistic Installation. Sadie Weis [...]

The Tomorrow That Never Was

30. October 2018

David Hanes Open Forum October 13 – November 30 2018 Ice was the nature of [...]

STATE STUDIO opening

20. October 2018

Experimental, participatory, discursive: STATE Studio, a new science and art gallery space opens its doors [...]

BepiColombo – The LAUNCH

20. October 2018

MISSION TO MERCURY BepiColombo is on a journey to the smallest and least explored terrestrial planet [...]

Retune

4. October 2018

The hypnotising closing night at the soon opening STATE Studio. PLASMA had the pleasure to [...]

RULED SURFACE

19. September 2018

Line Geometry for Lightweight Structures International Summer School 2018 at the TU Dresden September 10 – 28 [...]

Seeing through the Eyes of the Other

11. September 2018

Finnish Artist Emilia Tikka will spend two months as Artist in Residence at the Max [...]

NASA’s Historic Mission to the Sun

14. August 2018

Early in the morning on Sunday, at 3:31am EDT, United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV Heavy [...]

MISSION TO MERCURY

8. August 2018

MISSION TO MERCURY: BepiColombo Come face-to-face with a full-size engineering model of BepiColombo, the European Space [...]

Walking the Mastaba

29. July 2018

The London Mastaba by Christo and Jeanne-Claude While walking over the serpentine bridge I have [...]