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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
A Better Way to Build a Lithium Ion Battery?
An Illinois startup named SiNode is using porous graphene to build what it hopes will be a lithium ion battery that charges faster and stores more energy -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Science & Research
Shooting in High-Def From Outer Space With UrtheCast
Aboard the International Space Station, UrtheCast is watching -
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Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
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 -
Science & Research
How Vibration Could Power Our Wearables
The Printed Electronics Europe 2013 event in Berlin displayed some promising new energy-harvesting concepts -
Science & Research
Why We Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow
Researchers find that people perceive events in the future as closer than those in the past, just as they do with physical objects before them -
Science & Research
Universal Attractiveness and the Meaning of Our Chins
Strong male chins attract mates and predict professional success? Sure, why not -
Science & Research
Meet Petman, Your Friendly Neighborhood Robotic Hazmat Specialist
Boston Dynamics's latest robot, after the animal-inspired Cheetah and BigDog, is a humanoid with sensors to detect chemicals leaking through protection gear -
Science & Research
MIT Researchers Fire Up the Ionic Thrusters
A team of MIT researchers has built a device that creates thrust by charging air molecules -
Apps & Software
Drone Makers Get Help From the Open-Source, DIY Crowd
Open-source culture focuses on sharing drone-building designs and tools -
Asia
Air Pollution, Birth Defects, and the Risk in China (and Beyond)
Several researchers in and out of China have established a link between heavy air pollution and birth defects -
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
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Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
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
Shooting in High-Def From Outer Space With UrtheCast
Aboard the International Space Station, UrtheCast is watching -
Science & Research
MIT Researchers Fire Up the Ionic Thrusters
A team of MIT researchers has built a device that creates thrust by charging air molecules -
Science & Research
A Better Way to Build a Lithium Ion Battery?
An Illinois startup named SiNode is using porous graphene to build what it hopes will be a lithium ion battery that charges faster and stores more energy -
Science & Research
One Year With Solar Energy at Home: Mostly Sunny
A case study in how to install and use a solar power system successfully -
innovator
Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
Science & Research
What Does the Marshmallow Test Actually Test?
The outcome of a classic experiment may have as much to do with trust and uncertainty as it does with personal determination -
Apps & Software
Drone Makers Get Help From the Open-Source, DIY Crowd
Open-source culture focuses on sharing drone-building designs and tools -
Social Media
The Dunbar Number, From the Guru of Social Networks
How a technophobic Oxford primatologist became Silicon Valley's social networking sage -
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 -
Science & Research
Stem Cell Showdown: Celltex vs. the FDA
The Food and Drug Administration has put the brakes on a Texas company looking to profit from controversial new therapies -
Science & Research
For Algae Fuel, 2013 Could Be a Make-or-Break Year
Solazyme, Sapphire Energy, and Synthetic Genomics plan to ramp up production of algae fuel -
Science & Research
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 -
Science & Research
Why Yes, It Is Time for Homemade Satellites
Private space companies have made it affordable and possible for DIYers to send homemade satellites into low Earth orbit
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Science & Research
Shooting in High-Def From Outer Space With UrtheCast
Aboard the International Space Station, UrtheCast is watching -
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 -
Social Media
The Dunbar Number, From the Guru of Social Networks
How a technophobic Oxford primatologist became Silicon Valley's social networking sage -
innovator
Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
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 -
Science & Research
Venture Capital Sees Promise in Lab-Created Eco-Foods
Backed by Silicon Valley VCs, companies are creating sustainable versions of eggs, salt, and candy -
innovator
Innovator: Martin Riddiford's Gravity-Powered Lamp
The British designer's GravityLight is powered by a 25-pound falling weight -
Science & Research
How Vibration Could Power Our Wearables
The Printed Electronics Europe 2013 event in Berlin displayed some promising new energy-harvesting concepts -
Science & Research
A Better Way to Build a Lithium Ion Battery?
An Illinois startup named SiNode is using porous graphene to build what it hopes will be a lithium ion battery that charges faster and stores more energy -
Science & Research
Why Yes, It Is Time for Homemade Satellites
Private space companies have made it affordable and possible for DIYers to send homemade satellites into low Earth orbit -
innovator
David Edwards's WikiCell Makes Edible Food Packaging
Like that yogurt? Wait'll you taste the package -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Science & Research
Universal Attractiveness and the Meaning of Our Chins
Strong male chins attract mates and predict professional success? Sure, why not -
Science & Research
Tesla Fires Up Solar-Powered Charging Stations
Tesla Motors has begun its quest to build a nationwide network of charging stations for electric cars -
Science & Research
MIT Researchers Fire Up the Ionic Thrusters
A team of MIT researchers has built a device that creates thrust by charging air molecules
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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 -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Science & Research
How Vibration Could Power Our Wearables
The Printed Electronics Europe 2013 event in Berlin displayed some promising new energy-harvesting concepts -
Science & Research
A Better Way to Build a Lithium Ion Battery?
An Illinois startup named SiNode is using porous graphene to build what it hopes will be a lithium ion battery that charges faster and stores more energy -
Science & Research
One Year With Solar Energy at Home: Mostly Sunny
A case study in how to install and use a solar power system successfully -
Science & Research
Universal Attractiveness and the Meaning of Our Chins
Strong male chins attract mates and predict professional success? Sure, why not -
innovator
George Yu's Node Gadget Can Measure Anything
The engineer is marketing his sensor-and-app system for the iPhone to a range of industries -
Science & Research
Computer Interfaces: Tech's Next Great Frontier
After decades of stagnation, a wave of new interfaces will change the way we use computers -
Science & Technology
Silicon Valley Embraces Innovation in Sustainable Foods
Hampton Creek Foods is just one of a slew of new-food startups backed by such investors as Vinod Khosla and Bill Gates
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