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  <title><![CDATA[Robotics Expert Brings Moss Clock to Life]]></title>
  <body><![CDATA[<p>There’s no artist more vibrant, spiritual, or creative than Mother Earth. Then, we have mortals like Georgia Tech <a href="https://physics.gatech.edu">School of Physics</a> alumni <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-diamond-1a9307a6">Dylan Diamond</a>, who execute Mother Earth’s designs into functional tools or, in this case, a timepiece: “Moss Clock.”&nbsp;The clock has its own gear train and servo, or motors.&nbsp;The bottom line: this technology is a clock composed of living moss.&nbsp;Diamond had the idea to make a “digitally inspired” clock where moving panels of different colored moss resemble a classic digital clock display. "My physics degree helped, but I firmly believe that in the age of information, with public access to so many free tutorials and teachers online, anyone can do something like this," Diamond said.&nbsp;</p>
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