Six hundred sardines are needed to make a 500mg bottle of omega-3 health supplement. Fredrika Gullfot wants to change that by swapping fish for algae. Source: Planet-saving Omega-3 can now be made from algae, not overfished sardines | WIRED UK

This farm fuses Californian know-how with Hokkaido traditions. The 85m2 public structure in Japan uses the light, air and water of its surroundings to grow local produce, from adzuki beans to watermelons. Source: This beautiful vertical farm is completely self-sustaining | WIRED UK

Whether it's getting up in front of an audience of 1,000 guests or ten overworked employees, public speaking can be unnerving. Michael Weitz and Abigail Tenembaum, founders of Virtuozo, coach everyone from TED speakers to CEOs to express their message effectively. Source: The best advice for public speaking and presentations | WIRED UK

Making toothpaste is an intricate process -- but it can be done at home Source: How to create a toothpaste | WIRED UK

This eerie light is produced naturally by bioluminescent bacteria that feed off an unusual source: cowpats. Source: This eerie green bioluminescent bacteria feeds off cowpats

The fountains in King's Cross have been gamified. Source: David Bracey's The Fountain Workshop is turning landmarks into arcade games | WIRED UK

As the adage goes, find a job you love and you won't have to work a day in your life. Laszlo Bock, Google's senior vice-president of people operations, goes one better -- improve the workplace you're in so that going to work is an enjoyable experience. Source: How to make your office a better placeContinue reading "How to make your office a better place to work | WIRED UK"

From soil-monitoring sensors to sheep-herding drones, here's the tech transforming modern farming. Farmers, add a tool to your heavy machinery - your smartphone. Source: Agriculture robots: how farming is going automated | WIRED UK

Glass may seem fragile, but making it is hard work, according to British glassmaker Michael Ruh. Source: WIRED takes a look inside glassmaker Michael Ruh's studio | WIRED UK

Despite Russia's economic crisis, money is still rolling into tech. It's impossible to ignore the Russian Federation's ongoing economic crisis. "The overall paranoia is plain," says Alexander Turkot, head of venture capitalist firm Maxfield Capital. "But it's always good to do business in Moscow because it's a source of new ideas. In Russia, to moveContinue reading "WIRED’s 100 Hottest European Startups 2015: Moscow is still leading bright thinking around startup culture, despite the economic crisis | WIRED UK"