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How an HP device is helping researchers learn more about age-related diseases

Oct 26, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Hannah Wallace

Innovation How HP is printing cells to help researchers learn more about age-related diseases An HP device that dispenses single cells is empowering precision research at Oregon State University. By Hannah Wallace — October 26, 2023 In a basement lab on the leafy Oregon State University (OSU) campus in Corvallis, scientists in white coats hunch over equipment that appears to the uninitiated like large microwaves.
6 ways to keep your body healthy at work

Oct 25, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Tim Barribeau

Modern Life 6 ways to keep your body healthy at work Whether you're back at the office full-time or one or two days a week, the experts’ best tip is to keep it moving. By Tim Barribeau — October 26, 2023 Returning to the office not only means abandoning those stretchy pants and packing lunches again, it also might mean switching locations from your home office, the couch, or dining table some days to hot-desking or sitting in meetings in conference rooms on others.
Welcome to the kinder, gentler world of cozy games

Oct 23, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Melanie Ehrenkranz

Modern Life Welcome to the kinder, gentler world of cozy games From peaceful worlds to satisfying puzzles, cozy games prioritize comfort over competition. By Melanie Ehrenkranz — October 23, 2023 When journalist Marilyn La Jeunesse was looking for new villagers for her island in the video game Animal Crossing: New Horizons, she stumbled upon a blue goat named Sherb. “He’s just this sweet little guy who loves wearing winter sweaters and relaxing,” she says.
What today’s video game streamers use to look and sound like a pro

Oct 19, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Henry Stenhouse

Business What today’s video game streamers use to look and sound like a pro Solo content creators depend on their star power and personal brands to lure in audiences. But just as important is the tech that enables them to live stream their gameplay to the masses. By Henry Stenhouse — October 20, 2023 There was a time when playing games all day alone in your room may have seen you ridiculed. Now, it can earn you millions.
How hybrid work is changing the rules of career advancement

Oct 18, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Pamela DeLoatch

Business How hybrid work is changing the rules of career advancement How do employees get ahead at the office when they're not there every day? By Pamela DeLoatch — October 19, 2023 Remote and hybrid work arrangements have fundamentally changed what career progression looks like.
This inventor is teaching STEAM skills to Indigenous youth, one robot at a time, in The Big Idea

Oct 3, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Leigh-Ann Jackson

Impact This inventor is on a mission to bring robotic kits to Indigenous youth, in The Big Idea Danielle Boyer, a member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, creates free robot kits that connect Indigenous students to their cultural past and teaches them tech skills that will shape their future. By Leigh-Ann Jackson — October 4, 2023 Robotics inventor Danielle Boyer had a love of tinkering since she was a girl growing up in Michigan.
How educators are learning to use AI in the college classroom

Sep 26, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Stephanie Walden

Innovation How educators are learning to use AI in the college classroom Together, teachers and students are getting first-hand experience with the potential and pitfalls of generative AI. By Stephanie Walden — September 26, 2023 Yale University professor Alexander Gil Fuentes recently issued an unorthodox disclaimer on an assignment for his Introduction to Digital Humanities II course: “This final paper may be the strangest you’ve submitted for a grade in your whole life.
From concrete to canopy: The revival of the UK’s Mersey Forest

Sep 17, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Elizabeth Sheldon

Impact From concrete to canopy: The revival of the UK’s Mersey Forest With support from partners like the Arbor Day Foundation with funding from HP, this revitalized forest that stretches across the north of England has doubled the amount of woodland in the region.
What are… holograms?

Sep 11, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Jeff Wise

Innovation What are… holograms? An explainer series about the technology shaping our world today, from the Garage. By Jeff Wise — September 12, 2023 Star Trek’s Holodeck is the ultimate sci-fi concept in entertainment, a 3D visual environment so rich and detailed that transports its users into hyper-realistic, all-enveloping settings like a 1940s detective movie, a 19th-century sailing ship, and a Sherlock Holmes novel.
‘The Big Idea’ follows an activist on a mission to improve healthcare for Black mothers and babies

Sep 6, 2023 | garage.hp.com | Leigh-Ann Jackson

Impact Watch how one woman is helping Black mothers and babies in The Big Idea: Birth Without Bias Kimberly Seals Allers founded the Irth App, a platform that empowers Black and Brown parents with crowd-sourced, peer reviews to help combat bias in maternal healthcare. By Leigh-Ann Jackson — September 7, 2023 According to the CDC, Black women in the US are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than White women.