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Future iterations might be made of ultra-lightweight magnesium, which is nevertheless hard enough to act as a backboard for victims with back and neck injuries. Even the current aluminum model can hold up to 300 kilos.

Opened in 1998, Vocal New York is a membership organization that empowers low-income people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, drug use, and incarceration, and works to build “healthy and just communities.”

A 2012 audit by APD Management Inc., a firm that specializes in investigations into criminal misconduct by employees, discovered Savage elevated the number of arrests by 60 percent and citations by 73 percent over a period of seven years between 2004 and 2011 in an apparent attempt to mislead the public about police activity in the town.

The contest is expected to draw more than 100 entries, says Molenda. Creativity, practicality and marketability all count in the judging by industry professionals.

Mogensen: Woodblocks, and I thank Yale for that. You were required to take printmaking, which I found to be excruciating. I didn’t want to do it. You go through lithography and etching and all these processes and I thought this is nonsense—so at the end I just used woodblock because you could just get a piece of wood and just print it yourself. 

Some cited staff shortages as the reason for the missed targets. Delyth Morgan, the chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said: “With the breast imaging and diagnostic workforce now at crisis capacity, we urgently need the government to invest £39m in recruitment and other initiatives to enable breast services to cope with increasing demand over the next 10 years.”

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Today’s Sunday Independent quotes a Mayo doctor suggesting that possibly the only way to ease the financial pressures of GPs would be to start charging medical card holders for some services.

Firooz Aflatouni, the Skirkanich Assistant Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering in Penn’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, has been awarded a NASA Early Stage Innovations grant to design and implement arrays of optical antennas that can enable laser communication in near-Earth satellites, which will be more efficient and carry far more information than microwaves.

Beyond that such arguments are counterproductive from a libertarian standpoint, as they imply that Utilitarian concerns might trump liberty (e.g. what if these ‘studies’ showed that SIFs made things worse?)

“Right now, this tech is very early in the adoption cycle, and it may never make sense for everyone,” explains Alpha cofounder Nis Frome, “but for early adopters, the enthusiasm is pretty next-level, so the tech looks promising.”