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The Measured Life
Do you know how much REM sleep you got last night? New types of devices that monitor activity, sleep, diet, and even mood could make us healthier and more productive.
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July/August 2011
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Featured Story
The Perfect Scam
It’s the dark side of innovation: how crooks peddling fake antivirus software have gamed the Web in a billion-dollar rip-off.
David Talbot
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Featured Story
Stem-Cell Gamble
After years of controversy, a therapy based on human embryonic stem cells is finally being tested in humans. The treatment holds out hope to paralyzed people, but at how great a risk?
Antonio Regalado
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Letters
Letters and Comments
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From the Editor
The Problem with Waiting for Catastrophes
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Graphiti
Material World
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Notebooks
Fragile Steps
Nuclear Lessons
Measured Progress
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Demo
Redesigning Solar Power
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Hack
Seeing Robotics with New Eyes
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To Market
Smart Cubes
Guerrilla Gear
Smart Bulb
Heavy Lifter
A Gentler Reveille
Satellite-Free Navigation
Polarized 3-D
For Your Ears Only
Top Gear
Radio Pictures
The Web Is the Computer
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Q&A
Nicholas Stern
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Photo Essay
Nuclear Cleanup
Chernobyl Interactive Panoramas
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Briefing
Social Networks
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Reviews
Better Cooking through Technology
Avoiding the "C" Words
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From the Labs
Materials
Biomedicine
Information Technology
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51 Years Ago in TR
Delayed Reaction
