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Immobots Take Control
From photocopiers to space probes, machines injected with robotic self-awareness are reliable problem solvers.
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December 2002/January 2003
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Prescription RNA
RNA-based drugs offer hope for treating cancer, AIDS, and other diseases.
Ken Garber
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How You´ll Pay
Which of the competing electronic-payment devices will we choose?
Evan I. Schwartz
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R&D Scorecard 2002
Research that breaks the mold.
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R&D 2002: Quantum Computing
Microsoft Research’s theoretical mathematics program breaks into a strategy to make quantum computing work.
David Voss
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R&D 2002: Electricity-Producing Vehicles
General Motors’ Hydronomy program research links fuel cell cars to the electric grid by 2010.
David Talbot
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R&D 2002: Advanced Brain Imaging
Hitachi Advanced Research Labs’ brain science applications program research improves education through brain imaging.
David Talbot
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R&D 2002: Nano Ceramics
General Electric’s nanotechnology program’s research toughens ceramics based on the microstructure of seashells.
Julie Claire Diop
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Noise Therapy
Boston University´s James Collins uses background noise to steady the step of the elderly.
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