The Festival of Dangerous Ideas is Australia's original big thinking festival, bringing leading thinkers and culture creators from around the world to explore life's most problematic and divisive issues.https://festivalofdangerousideas.com

A piece of skin about the size of a thumbnail can be printed in less than a minute, according to scientists in Singapore  - a game-changing step for the future of non-animal testing for cosmetics and other products. www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/11/singapore-scientists-produce-vitro-human-skin-191113144758952.html

Researchers are building tools so officials can use data to learn how to rebuild communities devastated by natural disasters. Artificial intelligence lets computers predict and find insights from that data. By analyzing historical disaster information, publicly available census data and predictive models of risk and resilience, tools will be able to identify and prioritize key decisions, like what kinds of infrastructure investments to make. https://patch.com/california/across-ca/data-science-could-help-californians-battle-future-wildfires

Hilda Palafox’s search for tranquility, stoicism and feminism is consistently present in her work. Hilda graduated from Escuela de Diseño del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes in Mexico City and being active since 2013. Hilda's work ranges from group shows, brand collaborations and mural festivals, persevering as one of the most important female artists in her country. She has been privileged to portrait her work in illustrations, canvases, murals and media such as ceramics, always maintaining a graceful focus. Most importantly growing within her concepts, exploring the boundaries of character and composition in a perpetual sense of romanticism. https://www.instagram.com/poni/

Putting an antique tractor behind a display of autumn color makes it more interesting. Seen at a farm selling fruit and vegetables on Long Island NY.