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Boing Boing (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009
I'm very happy to introduce our new guest blogger, Saul Griffith. He's a friend and a long time contributor to MAKE, where his Making Trouble column and Howtoons comics are reader favorites. A visit to Saul's workshop is a mind-boggling treat -- home-made bikes, giant kites, modded dune buggies, cheap eyeglass making machines, hand-held human-powered generators, and other wondrous...
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Click World News (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009
I'm very happy to introduce our new guest blogger, Saul Griffith. He's a friend and a long time contributor to MAKE, where his Making Trouble column and Howtoons comics are reader favorites. A visit to Saul's workshop is a mind-boggling treat -- home-made bikes, giant kites, modded dune buggies, cheap eyeglass making machines, hand-held human-powered generators, and other wondrous...
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Business Opportunities Weblog (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Fortune Small Business reports that Saul Griffith gets up to 30 e-mails a day from qualified scientists eager to work for him. He can’t afford to hire them, so he wants to inspire them to be entrepreneurs instead. Pithy articles about genius boys be damned,” says the 35-year-old Australian, thumping the table at a San Francisco [...]
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Boing Boing (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
Saul Griffith is an inventor and entrepreneur. He did his PhD at MIT in programmable matter, exploring the relationship between bits and atoms, or information and materials. Since leaving MIT, he has co-founded a number of technology companies including www.optiopia.com, www.squid-labs.com, www.instructables.com, www.potenco.com, and www.makanipower.com. You might have just driven home....
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Click World News (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
Saul Griffith is an inventor and entrepreneur. He did his PhD at MIT in programmable matter, exploring the relationship between bits and atoms, or information and materials. Since leaving MIT, he has co-founded a number of technology companies including www.optiopia.com, www.squid-labs.com, www.instructables.com, www.potenco.com, and www.makanipower.com. You might have just driven home....
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Planet Intertwingly (Free subscription) | 10/15/2009
... from climate scientists", and delivers. energyliteracy.com , a site created by my son-in-law Saul Griffith to help people understand the math and engineering concepts around energy use and climate change. It's amazing how many people talk about the issue without understanding the basic units with which energy is measured. Wattzon is another site that Saul created to help people...
