October 28, 2012

References & Resources


This entry will work as a source for references for the upcoming posts. It will be updated whenever I find some more useful stuff to work with.

 3D Printing
- 3D-Printed houses might be closer than you thought, in techpp.com
- 3D-Printed "Magic Arms" in youtube.com
- 3D-Printed Satellite aims for orbit, in wired.com
- 3D-Printed Satellites, in diy3dprinting.blogspot.com.es
- Behrokh Khoshnevis: "Contour crafting: Automated construction"
- Filabot turns your plastic junk into material for 3D Printers, in wired.com
- Makers unite: the Revolution will be home-made, in bbc.com
- Moon-based 3D-Printers could create tools from Lunar dust, in wired.com
- New asteroid mining company aims to manufacture products in space, in wired.com
- Phantom geometry 3D printing innovation wins SCI-Arc's Gehry Prize, in inhabitat.com
- Robohand: how cheap 3D Printers built a replacement hand for a five-year old boy, in arstechnica.com
- Scientists develope 3D tissue printer that prints cartilage, in thestart.com
- The army is deploying 3D printers in Afghanistan, in webpronews.com
- Tissue.prn: Desktop printer technology used to lay down regenerated skin cells to treat burns in mice, in scientificamerican.com

Augmented Reality
- Augmented reality welding mask provides 100 million to 1 contrast ratio in 3D for precission welding, in roadtovr.com

Biohacking
- How we became biohackers: Part I, in bbc.com
- How we became biohackers: Part II (Becoming biohackers: the experiments begin), in bbc.com
- How to turn living cells into computers, in nature.com

Bitcoin
- Agents - Bitcoin, in en.bitcoin.it
- Bitcoin, in bitcoin.org
- Bitcoin
- Eric Mockenstrum: "The Unexpected Rise of Digital Currency"

Cyborgs
Natasha Vita-More
- Cyberarts
- Natasha Vita-More: Transhumanism and designer experience, in youtube.com

Neil Harbisson
- Cyberarts
- Neil Harbisson
- Neil Harbisson: "I listen to color" (TED Talks).
- Neil Harbisson: "Listening to Picasso", at Ted.Blogs

News, Articles and Sites
- 3D Printed houses might be closer than you thought, in techpp.com
- 5 top reasons Transhumanism can eliminate suffering, in transhumanity.net
- Anti-drone camouflage: what to wear in total surveillance, in wired.com
- Artificially intelligent game bots pass the Turing Test on Turing's centenary, in eurekalert.org
- Artificial muscle stronger than the real thing, in news.discovery.com
- Augmented reality welding mask provides 100 million to 1 contrast ratio in 3D for precission welding, in roadtovr.com
- Automated drug design using synthetic DNA self-assembly, in kurzweilai.net
- Belgian team develops "LCD" contact-lense display, in optics.org
- Brain cells made from urine, in nature.com
- Bruce Sterling: Why it stopped making sense to talk about 'The Internet' in 2012, in theatlantic.com
- Camouflage for computer vision, in cvdazzle.com
- Canadian scientists create a functioning, virtual brain, in canada.com
- Chinese amputee builds himself a pair of bionic hands from scrap, in damngeeky.com
- Científicos logran implantar en un cerebro la primera memoria artificial, in xataka.com
- Connectome: How the brain's wiring makes us who we are, in youtube.com
- Continuous supply of rejuvenated stem cells shown as path to radical longevity, in nextbigfuture.com
- Cryptome.org
- Cyborg Anthropologist: "we can all be superhuman", in edition.cnn.com
- Cyborg tissue is half living cells, half electronics, in newscientist.com
- Grinders: the cult of the man machine, in theguardian.co.uk
- Hackers could launch their own satellites to create an 'uncensorable Internet', in theblaze.com
- How minds work: A cognitive theory of everything, in ccrg.cs.memphis.edu
- How Science Can Build a Better You, in nytimes.com
- How Smartphones make us superhuman, in edition.cnn.com
- How to redesign the future of mankind, in rahulbalyan.com
- Human enhancement and the future of work, in royalsociety.org
- H+ Magazine, in hplusmagazine.com
- Inner ear implant uses biological battery to self charge, in arstechnica.com
- Makers unite: the Revolution will be home-made, in bbc.com
- Merging the biological, electronic, in news.harvard.edu
- Michio Kaku: "Can we have Brain-To-Brain communication?", in bigthink.com
- Michio Kaku: 3 types of civilizations
- Moral enhancement, in philosophynow.org
- Motorola unveils a computer that straps onto your head, in bbc.co.uk
- NASA and GM develop power-assisted Robo-Glove, in gizmag.com
- Paralysed man moves robotic arm with his thoughts, in youtube.com
- Paralysed woman's thoughts control robotic arm, in bbc.co.uk
- Phantom geometry 3D printing innovation wins SCI-Arc's Gehry Prize, in inhabitat.com
- Psylocibin and personality, in psychologytoday.com
- Scientists develope 3D tissue printer that prints cartilage, in thestart.com
- Scientists successfully create artificial brain region, in smartplanet.com
- Simulated brain Spaun recognises, learns and remembers, in wired.co.uk
- Space Euphoria: Do our brains change when we travel in outer space?, in dailygalaxy.com
- Stanford researchers create a tiny, wirelessly powered cardiac device, in news.stanford.edu
- The army is deploying 3D printers in Afghanistan, in webpronews.com
- The Consequences of Machine Inteligence, in theatlantic.com
- The Eugenic Impulse, in chronicle.com
- The fourth evolutionary transition [...], in transhumanity.net
- The freaky state of artificial inteligence, in bitrebels.com
- The future is not accelerating, in io9.com
- The Global Brain and its role in Human Immortality, in transhumanity.net
- The next privacy battle: cameras that judge your every move, in forbes.com
- Time may not exist; not to mention the question of which way it goes..., in discovermagazine.com
- Tissue.prn: Desktop printer technology used to lay down regenerated skin cells to treat burns in mice, in scientificamerican.com
- Transhumanis Declaration, in humanityplus.org
- Transhuman Week, in wired.co.uk
- Understanding the daemon, in faz.net
- Want to upload your brain? Science fiction comes to life, by Sebastian Seung, in fora.tv
- Why inteligent people use more drugs, in psychologytoday.com
- Why the Future doesn't need us, in wired.com

Neurology
- Billion-euro brain simulation and graphene projects win European funds, in nature.com
- Brain cells made from urine, in nature.com
- How minds work: A cognitive theory of everything, in ccrg.cs.memphis.edu

Nootropics
- Juan R. Sánchez Ramos, M.D., Ph.D.: "Psilocybin Grows New Brain Cells"
- Nanomedicine
- Neuraceticals

Politics
- Interview by Follonero, Salvados (Spanish), in youtube.com
- Interview by Juan Ramón Lucas (Spanish), in youtube.com
- José Luis Sampedro (Spanish)
- Jürgen Habermas
- Private sphere
- Public sphere

TED Talks / Google Talks / Interviews
- Andre McAfee: "Race against the machine"
- Behrokh Khoshnevis: "Contour crafting: Automated construction"
- Chris Anderson: "Questions no one knows the answers to"
- Clay Shirky: "How the Internet will (one day) transform government"
- Cory Doctorow: "The coming civil war over General-purpose computing"
- David Eagleman, PhD: on the adaptability of the brain.
- Dean Kamen previews a new prosthetic arm.
- Denis Dutton: "A darwinian theory of beauty"
- Don Tapscott: "Four principles for the open world"
- Eric Mockenstrum: "The Unexpected Rise of Digital Currency"
- Harvey Fineberg: "Are we ready for neo-evolution?"
- Jeff Hawkins: "How brain science will change computing"
- Jeff Hawkins: ISCA Keynote, June 11, 2012
- Jeffery Martins: "Hacking your enlightment"
- Juan R. Sánchez Ramos, M.D., Ph.D.: "Psilocybin Grows New Brain Cells"
- Neil Harbisson: "I listen to color"
- Randal A. Koene: "Machines in minds to reverse engineer the machine that is mind".
- Shaf Keshavjee: Mechanical lung, transplant technology.
- The Julian Assange Show: Cypherpunks, uncut (Part 1)
- Terence McKenna: "Culture is not your friend" and "The stoned ape theory", from the conference "Shamans among machines"

Universe as a simulation
- Are you living in a computer simulation? in simulation-argument.com
- If the universe is a simulation, then what? in novaspivack.typepad.com
- Why our universe is almost certainly somebody's simulation, in scientopia.org

@Wikipedia
- Cyborg, Cybernetic Organism
- Techno-progressivism
- Time for Outrage! - Indignez-vous!
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