"The Twitchhiker: one man on a Twitter travel mission Meet the Twitchhiker. His quest - to see how far he can travel in 30 days relying solely on the hospitality and advice of the Twitter community, and raising money for charity as he goes"

" EMERGING TECH These haunting anatomical images turn vertebrates inside out Courtesy of the University of Kansas and W. Leo Smith A thin line separates science from art. It's often blurred. When scientists employ an artist's creativity, imaginatively theorize the unimaginable - as Newton, Einstein, and Hawking were able to do - they've been known to make discoveries worth hanging on gallery walls. When artists apply methodological rigor to their work, they have a chance to illuminate the seemingly inaccessible aspects of science. Da Vinci, Dalí, Stelarc - each was an artist with a scientific frame of mind. Two new imaging techniques developed by researchers at the University of Kansas (KU) blend science and art in a hauntingly captivating way. The techniques allow for photos to be taken of 50-plus-year-old vertebrate specimens, depicting the intricacies of their anatomy. Among the specimens imaged were a shrew, python, and viperfish."