Mind over Muscles
When two emerging technologies meet, paralyzed people can move their limbs - just by thinking about it.
MIT News: Jan/Feb 2012
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Fiber optics has helped push the telecommunications system into hyperdrive. But only when fiber connections reach all the way into the home will the technology´s promise be fully realized.
When two emerging technologies meet, paralyzed people can move their limbs - just by thinking about it.
After a decade of disappointment and a teenager´s death, this experimental treatment faces a crucial test. Can it cure hemophilia?
This chemist´s dream is to understand how the human body works - molecule by molecule.
A profusion of new software patents on Internet business methods puts our notions of intellectual property to the biggest test yet.
The Technology Review Patent Scorecard shows corporations focusing more than ever on intellectual property-but with sharply contrasting strategies.
From the editor in chief
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Bob Swanson, the founder of Genentech, embodied virtues that today´s venture capitalists are badly in need of.
Am I old-fashioned? It offends me that Mary Meeker, "Queen of the Internet," earned $15 million last year.
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An elegant animation technique is sowing delight-and confusion.
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