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Decoding the Genetic Makeup of Tumors
Genomic Health's tests predict how cancers will behave -
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The Post-Apocalypse Survival Machine Nerd Farm
A Polish-born nuclear physicist and his small band of acolytes are holed up in Missouri farm country, working on a "civilization starter kit." Is this the future of American innovation? -
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GoPro Widens the View of Its Customer Base
Teachers and scientists are now using the tiny video cameras -
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Nathan Kundtz's MTenna May Replace the Satellite Dish
The flat satellite device, from Kundtz's startup Kymeta, is smaller and less bulky than a dish -
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Take 2 Asprn+Txt Me in AM
A new smartphone app enables doctors to send text messages without risking patients' privacy -
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The $210,000 Cow-Milking Robot
A Dutch company creates a sophisticated system for optimizing an age-old farming process by monitoring cows' patterns and extracting and analyzing their milk -
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Tesla Fires Up Solar-Powered Charging Stations
Tesla Motors has begun its quest to build a nationwide network of charging stations for electric cars -
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Smarter Robots, With No Wage Demands
Rethink Robotics' Baxter can learn any menial assembly-line task -
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Sandy Antunes: Building Satellites to Listen to Space
The college professor is a champion of homemade mini-satellites. His Project Calliope will record space sounds -
Personal Technology
IBM Wants to Put a Watson in Your Pocket
The Jeopardy!-winning computer could answer health and finance queries -
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Elon Musk, the 21st Century Industrialist
Nations hire him to get to outer space. His solar company is cash-flow positive. His electric supercars seat seven. Superheroes emulate him. He wants to die on Mars -
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Through Airport Security in the Blink of an Eye
AOptix's new iris scanning technology can ID someone in seconds. A frequent flyer's dream, and a privacy problem -
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The Velveteen Robot
A robot modeled on the earthworm takes soft robotics to a new level -
Science & Research
A Lighter-Than-Air Building Material
Aerographite's extraordinary lightness, strength, and ability to conduct electricity may lead to better batteries and other electrical components -
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Crowdfunded Searches for Medical Miracles
The Web is helping find answers for kids with rare diseases
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