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Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 4:42 PM
Watch this amputee duck walk for the first time with a 3D-printed foot
“My name is Buttercup and when I hatched my left foot was turned backwards.” And so begins the story of Buttercup, the boy duck with a brand-new 3D-printed foot. Watch him waddle along in this amazing video. Read full story -
Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 1:11 PM
In Japan and around the world, Apple’s iWatch trademark application hints at new product line
After months of speculation, a trademark application from Apple in Japan for the “iWatch” hints at the tech giant’s foray into wearable computing. But does it actually mean anything? Read full story -
Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 8:50 AM
As Google Reader closes, alternatives for every style — but no replacement
With Google’s sunsetting of its RSS feed tool, Google Reader, a host of new, interesting alternatives have been released or are now gaining new life. Here are some good options, matched to your reading style. Read full story -
Comments ()June 28, 2013 | 3:02 PM
Art 2.0: Can a high-tech gallery attract Boston’s art scene?
A group of Boston-based artists launched a Kickstarter campaign for a permanent high-tech gallery — something the city is noticeably lacking. Read full story -
Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 2:00 PM
Family of William F. Connell donates $10m to Harvard Business School
The latest gift to the Harvard Business School from the family of William F. Connell will help HBS make innovation a bigger part of the school’s curriculum. Read full story -
Comments ()June 28, 2013 | 1:13 PM
Mimes, acrobats, and contortionists perform at J&J’s Boston Innovation Center reception
Lest anyone think Johnson & Johnson was a stodgy multinational health care company, Thursday night’s opening reception of its new Boston Innovation Center in Kendall featured acrobats, mimes of famous scientists. Read full story -
Comments ()June 28, 2013 | 1:51 PM
Harvard researcher used 3D printer to create really tiny batteries
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How small can batteries get? The size of a grain of sand thanks to a researcher at Harvard’s Wyss Institute. Read full story -
Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 11:46 AM
Inside Collaboratory 4.0, a coworking space for women entrepreneurs and weary travelers alike
In this week’s episode of The Innovators, Kit Murray Maloney takes us inside Collaboratory 4.0, the downtown coworking space aimed at female founders and that offers extra amenities aimed at entrepreneurs stopping over in Boston. Read full story -
Comments ()July 1, 2013 | 11:32 AM
Inside Collaboratory 4.0, a coworking space for women entrepreneurs and weary travelers alike
In this week’s episode of The Innovators, Kit Murray Maloney takes us inside Collaboratory 4.0, the downtown coworking space aimed at female founders and that offers extra amenities aimed at entrepreneurs stopping over in Boston. Read full story -
Comments ()June 28, 2013 | 5:30 PM
Start-up streams health advisors straight to your screen
A Cambridge start-up is hoping to make the traditional health and wellness coach sweat. Read full story
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The Inside the hive blog is your one-stop source for local innovation news featuring voices from the start-up, venture, and research communities. Reach us at hive@boston.com.
Michael Morisy
Michael Morisy is your editor, curator, and reporter on all things innovative and startup in Boston and beyond. He’s blown a SXSW talk, been threatened with jail for his own startup, and exchanged enough useless business cards to rebuild the rain forest. Now he wants to share your stories of creating the next insanely great business.