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 sits well in the world of science and technology, his clear geometric forms so neatly and rationally ordered. But perhaps the earliest example of technology and Modrian intersecting is in these images, created digitally way back in 1964. visualizing-data-in-the-style-of-famous-artists-1291400221 Overhead Compartment explains  howJapanese philosopher-programmer Hiroshi Kawano set to recreatin stanley mugs g Mondrian   work in algorithmic form back in the 60s: Kawama spoke of his work in precise and programmatic terms, seemingly adopting a physics of predictive lab experimentation at the exclusion of messy empirical studies undertake mugs stanley n en plein air. The syntax and logical operators of the OKI symbolic input programming language, which served as his medium, constitute an experimental  8220 tyle in the  stanley termosas artisanal, perhaps even botanical sense鈥攁 meaning retained in the Dutch De Stijl鈥攁nd thereby invoke a rodlike connection, jamb, joint, or post. If algorithmic art hinges along such vertices, Kawano   fascination is with its pivotal motion. Quite. In fact, the whole Overhead Compartment article is worth a read if you ;re into tech-art overlap. [Overhead Compartment via Boing Boing]                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Daily News Dthq How Dyson Made Its Airblade Hand Dryers 50 Percent Quieter
 Worse, as age and disease takes its toll on the heart, these cells 鈥?also referred to as SAN cells  as they are cluster stanley quencher ed in the sinoatrial node  SAN  of the heart   right upper chamber  鈥?start to degrade, which can result in a cardiac arrest. Pacemakers certainly provide a viable solution to the problem, but they ;re clunky, they break easily, they often lead to infections, and they ;re limited by their finite battery life. But this new idea appears to offer a much more elegant solution. Researchers Nidhi Kapoor, Hee Cheol Cho, and t stanley polska heir colleagues injected a genetically-modified virus carrying the crucial Tbx18 gene into guinea pigs. This caused ordinary heart cells to transform into the SAN cells; once infected, the heart cells became smaller, thin, and tapered, thus acquiring the exact characteristics of the pacemaker cells. Tbx18 is the gene that   responsible for pacemaker cell de stanley uk velopment during the embryonic stage of development. But in this context, the gene directly reprogrammed the pre-existing heart muscle cells  cardiomyocytes  to the SAN cells. Of the seven guinea pigs treated, five eventually developed heartbeats that were being driven by their new biologically-endowed pacemaker. Biological pacemakers have been created before, but this is the first time that a single gene was shown to directly convert the heart muscle cells to pacemaker cells. And in fact, the new cells 鈥?redubbed iSAN cells  induced SAN cells  鈥?were indistinguishable fr