Super Soldiers
Nano materials could provide future soldiers with super strength, protection against bioweapons and even a way to communicate covertly.
MIT News: Jan/Feb 2012
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Technology Review: October 2002
Data Extinction
It´s too late for old word-processing files. But new technologies will preserve access to digital photos, music and other electronic records forever.
Fetal Fortunes
Advances in genetic screening are opening a new window on the genetic fate of the unborn. Are parents ready for the choices they will face?
GM´s Internet Overhaul
The world´s largest automaker is not exactly an obvious place to look for Internet innovations. But GM´s recent high-tech conversion may surprise you.
The Inventor´s Playground
Welcome to the workspace of Dean Kamen, one of the world´s most prolific inventors. On a tour of his lab, Kamen explains how he comes up with tomorrow´s brilliant ideas.
Leading Edge
The Military´s Role in Academic Research
From the editor
Prototype
Prototype
Straight from the lab: technology´s first draft
Innovation News
Trailing Edge
I´ve Got to Get a Message to You
Instant messaging took a while to get here, but now it´s here to stay.
Columns
An RFID Bill of Rights
Wireless ID tags will soon be everywhere. We need a manifesto!
Outsmarting the Customer
What´s better for innovators: smart customers or ignorant ones?
Frisbee´s Marketing Wind
From pie tin to megabusiness.
Upstream
Robotic Vision
Robots are learning a few tricks from people on how to identify things.
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Microfluidics
How microfluidics works.
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