Technology Review: March/April 2007
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10 Emerging Technologies 2007
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This year, as every year, we present the 10 technologies we find most exciting--and most likely to alter industries, fields of research, and even the way we live.
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Letters
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- Letters from our readers.
Photo Essay
- Good Day Sunshine
- One of the largest solar energy plants in the world went on line in Portugal this winter. By Katherine Bourzac
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Features
- A Smarter Web
- New technologies will make online search more intelligent--and may even lead to a "Web 3.0." By John Borland
Essay
- Science Fiction: Osama Phone Home
- What happens when an ideologist, technologically adept, highly determined, group of conspirators are Americans? By David Marusek
Q&A
- Vinod Khosla
- A veteran venture capitalist's new energy. By Jason Pontin
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Reviews
- Hell and Hydrogen
- No matter how well they’re engineered, hydrogen cars offer no real answer to the imminent threats posed by global warming. By David Talbot
- Nanocosmetics: Buyer Beware
- Is that expensive jar of skin cream on my dresser safe to use? By Apoorva Mandavilli
- Choosing Babies
- A growing number of genetic tests can be performed during in vitro fertilization, before pregnancy even begins. Is that a good thing? By Emily Singer
Demo
- The Incredible Shrinking Engine
- A new engine design could significantly improve fuel efficiency for cars and SUVs, at a fraction of the cost of today’s hybrid technology. By Kevin Bullis
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