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Tungsteno

Nature’s secret code, the key to sustainable architecture?

The Fibonacci spiral has been used for centuries as a means of connecting with the divine and for aesthetic reasons. But is the so-called golden ratio just a fascinating way to achieve pleasing designs or does it actually contribute to making buildings more sustainable?

26/05/2021

Infrastructure

We build plants to purify polluted rivers

We have discovered an opportunity to create plants that can treat these contaminated waters and return them to the riverbed in perfect condition, even for crop irrigation.   

25/05/2021

iFridays

The Time in Between (‘El tiempo entre costuras’): stitches of innovation, entrepreneurship, and success

In last April’s iFriday, we talked about innovation, entrepreneurship, and of course, books. We did it through the voice of two entrepreneur women whose work has become one of the greatest publishing phenomena in recent times.

24/05/2021

Tungsteno

Pipeline cyberattack and the risks of the hyper-connected workplace

Nine out of 10 gas stations in Washington D.C. ran out of fuel on 14 May after hackers crippled a pipeline. The cyberattack put the spotlight on a critical challenge: ensuring security in the age of teleworking.

20/05/2021

Infrastructure

To prevent, report, and protect: from indigenous culture to AI

Searching for new technologies that improve lane-closure safety swiftly and with zero accidents

10/05/2021

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