Mind-Machine Merger
Devices that connect the brain with computers could lead to mind-controlled robots, repair neurological disorders, and even improve memory.
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LEDs vs. the Lightbulb
With their longer lifetimes and higher efficiencies, light-emitting diodes will transform the illumination industry-and save billions in energy costs.
Surveillance Nation-Part Two
In pursuit of security and service, we are submitting ourselves to a proliferation of monitoring technologies. But a loss of privacy is not inevitable.
Patents Go Global
A single global patent system could simplify the international patent process. Will the United States sign on?
The Printable Transistor
Bell Labs rethinks the transistor-as cheap, flexible, and organic.
Leading Edge
Should Patents Go Global?
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Physiology´s Hidden Genius
A pioneering female researcher journeys from the factory to the laboratory.
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Proof of Concept
Are today´s computer viruses tests of information warfare weapons?
Global Warning
Innovative processes, not just products, are targets for activists.
The Vision Thing
An inventor´s philanthropic mission is a lesson to companies that squander resources on patent lawsuits.
Point of Impact
Curbing Peer-to-Peer Piracy
Intellectual-property expert Pamela Samuelson on fighting file sharing.
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