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NYPD Plans to Release Non-Toxic Gases in the Subway
Seven batches of colorless, odorless perfluorocarbon tracer gases will be released in Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange tests on three non-consecutive days in July -
Science & Research
Old Dog Orbital Is Ready to Give SpaceX a Fight
The industry veteran goes head to head with Elon Musk’s upstart company for NASA’s International Space Station resupply contract -
Autos
Google's Self-Driving Robot Cars Are Ruining My Commute
The company's self-driving cars are perfect automotive citizens, but they're causing traffic jams anyway -
Science & Research
Biosimilars Lure Major Drugmakers Into the Generics Biz
About $47 billion worth of drugs from human cells will soon go off patent. Copying them won't be easy -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Health Care
Intuitive Surgical's Robot Surgeons Encounter Human Lawyers
The pricey machines help doctors, but surgeries involving them are triggering lawsuits -
Science & Research
NASA Pod Transports Are Close to Reality—in Tel Aviv
A mass-transit system known as SkyTran, co-developed at NASA's Ames Research Center, could soon carry individuals and couples above Tel Aviv's streets -
Energy
Two Years on, Fukushima Casts No Shadow Over Nuclear
Despite its persistent byproducts, nuclear is not easily banished -
Science & Research
Investors Seek Ways to Profit From Global Warming
Forget green tech. The smart money is looking to capitalize on the planet's warming trend -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life -
Science & Research
Airplanes With Sharks' Skin? It May Cut Fuel Burn
The ridged skin that helps sharks move through water could provide a way to cut jet fuel burn -
innovator
Mark Stibich's Hospital-Disinfecting Robot
The epidemiologist's Xenex Healthcare Services sells and rents robots that zap supergerms -
Health Care
For Abortion Pills, You Must 'See' Your Doctor
States enact laws banning webcam consultations to end pregnancies -
Science & Research
Will Robots Create Economic Utopia?
The rise of robotics and automation offer the U.S. a chance to generate great wealth that can be redistributed to reinvent the workplace -
Science & Research
Insurers Fund Storm-Damage Research to Limit Rising Claims
Indoor hailstorm simulations help improve extreme-weather models
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Food & Drink
Coke Engineers Its Orange Juice—With an Algorithm
In a bid to wrest share from Pepsi's Tropicana, Coca-Cola builds a juice operation of NASA-like complexity -
Science & Research
Biosimilars Lure Major Drugmakers Into the Generics Biz
About $47 billion worth of drugs from human cells will soon go off patent. Copying them won't be easy -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Health Care
Intuitive Surgical's Robot Surgeons Encounter Human Lawyers
The pricey machines help doctors, but surgeries involving them are triggering lawsuits -
Science & Research
Fired Over a Romance, a CEO Seeks Redemption in Utah
Ousted over a romance, former Stryker CEO Steve MacMillan stakes his future on a hospital disinfectant -
Science & Research
Transcendental Meditation May Help Stressed Vets
Some vets and a growing number of studies say that TM and some associated techniques have helped them overcome severe mental distress -
Transportation
Rocket Man: Should Elon Musk Doubters Think Again?
A critic decides that Musk's egomaniacal ways don't mean he won't deliver on his far-out ventures -
Companies & Industries
Hybrids' Unlikely Rival: Plain Old Cars
Big improvements in conventional gasoline-powered cars narrow the mileage gap -
Health Care
The Beauty-Care Market Lures Drug Developers
Veteran pharmaceutical scientists turn to a lucrative, less-regulated field -
Management
Ellen Kullman on Her Grand Scheme for DuPont
The CEO is stressing food, fuel, and safety, and doing field work that encourages women in a field that previously didn't welcome them
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Food & Drink
Coke Engineers Its Orange Juice—With an Algorithm
In a bid to wrest share from Pepsi's Tropicana, Coca-Cola builds a juice operation of NASA-like complexity -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Transportation
Rocket Man: Should Elon Musk Doubters Think Again?
A critic decides that Musk's egomaniacal ways don't mean he won't deliver on his far-out ventures -
Science & Research
Biosimilars Lure Major Drugmakers Into the Generics Biz
About $47 billion worth of drugs from human cells will soon go off patent. Copying them won't be easy -
Health Care
Intuitive Surgical's Robot Surgeons Encounter Human Lawyers
The pricey machines help doctors, but surgeries involving them are triggering lawsuits
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