Cover Story
Sun + Water = Fuel
With catalysts created by an MIT chemist, sunlight can turn water into hydrogen gas. If the process can scale up, it could make solar power a dominant source of energy.
By Kevin Bullis
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November/December 2008
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Upwardly Mobile
An Indian startup thinks that the right software can make cheap phones a financial lifeline to millions.
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The Flaw at the Heart of the Internet
Dan Kaminsky got people to fix a fundamental security problem in the Internet. We were lucky this time.
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From the Editor
Dear Mr. President
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Contributors
Contributors
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Letters
Letters From Our Readers
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Notebooks
Dear Mr. President
Managing Power
Digitizing Health Care
Reasserting Competitiveness
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Forward
What Does Apple Want?
New Nukes
Hard Road for Medical Treatments
Waves of Electrons
Genetic Geography
The Video Web
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Essay
Nuclear Deterrence in the Age of Nuclear Terrorism
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Fiction
Glass
The Distant Sound of Engines
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To Market
Forgery-Proof RFID Tag
Color E-Paper Debuts
Blood-Stanching Gauze
First Pocket Ultrasound
Projector Connector
Nano-Structured Bone Graft
Google Goes Mobile
MEMS Air Conditioning
Safe Transactions on Infected Computers
Activity Monitor
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Q&A
Linda Avey and Anne Wojcicki
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Photo Essay
The Brain Unveiled
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Reviews
The Alien Novelist
Wikipedia and the Meaning of Truth
iTube
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Hack
How Smart Is a Smart Card?
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Demo
Fuel-Cell Power-Up
Photo Gallery: How Fuel-Cell Membranes Are Made
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From the Labs
Information Technology
Materials
Biotechnology
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52 Years Ago in TR
The Privilege of Being Wrong
