PRINT SOLAR CELLS WITH AN INKJET PRINTER

www.konarkatech.com/ Konarkatech a Massachusetts company backed by Silicon Valley venture money said  that it has successfully conducted the first-ever demonstration of manufacturing solar cells by inkjet printing. Spun out of the University of Massachusetts Lowell in 2001, Konarka and its power plastics technology has been one of the most well-funded startups in the area. The company has secured a total of $105 million in private financing from a number of investors, including Menlo Park venture firms. www.konarka.com/news_and_events/press_releases/2008/3_march/0304_ink.php

TKW 2008

Starting time: 
Wednesday, 12 March, 2008
table_amount: 
4
slot: 
60

TKW 2008

Starting time: 
Tuesday, 11 March, 2008
table_amount: 
4
slot: 
15

Aptera

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This is the 3-wheel car that gets over 200mpg as a plug-in hybrid, and looks like it's straight out of a 70s science fiction movie.

visit  www.aptera.com

via [www.openthefuture.com]

DIY Workshops

Get hands on with the workshops that will enable you to uncover the emerging technologies and software that are opening up new kinds of potential in art practice, design and communication. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOPS TO THE WORKSHOP, WIFI ENABLED.


DIY Talks

9 May 2007

D-studio 18:30 - 21:00

TKW intro Chris O'Neil & Richard Colson
Swarm of Angels Matt Hanson
Change through lifestyle: the Anti-Apathy way Cyndi Rhoades & Briony Greenhill
Mouthpieces Florian Dornberger
TheOScarproject Markus Merz
Social telephony Richard Wright
When a long tail swings towards politics Alexandre Nako
Culture and knowledge commons SMARTlab
OpenTheFuture Jamais Cascio
Cubicgarden Ian Forrester

10 May 2007

D-studio 18:30 - 21:00

TKW format Karel Dudesek
Narrative Environments Tricia Austin
WeMakeMoneyNotArt Regine Debatty
The SCORE! Project Sophie Emmert
Theirwork Emmet Connolly, Dominica Williamson
Proboscis Giles Lane
Art and Autonomy - The DrawBots Paul Brown
/node.London Tim Jones
Before & after Cybernetic Serendipity Jasia Reichardt

11 May 2007

D-studio 18:30 - 21:00

Introduction Karel Dudesek
Where is now? Susan Collins
Kafkanistan Lukas Birk
Design for a changing digi landscape Yasser Rashid
Concepts of Broadcasting in Iraq Anja Wollenberg
Openbusiness Christian Ahlert
Authorship and authenticity in Media Art David Muth
The Open Prosthetics Project Jonathan Kuniholm

DIY Events

DIY Performance

9 May 2007

D-cafee | 21:00 - 22:00
Cuntstunt
slub

The Second Takeaway Festival is here 9. + 10. + 11. May 2007

The three day extravaganza of talks, workshops, performances and exhibitions returns for the 2nd time to the Dana Centre in London. The silent revolution goes on! Technology continues to quietly transform creative possibilities, social structures, communication networks and business opportunities. The Takeaway Festival is a non profit making organization. Our interest is in promoting and exploring the D-I-Y philosophy in relation to media, design and technology.