Technology Review: September/October 2006
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TR35: Young innovators with this year's best ideas
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Our annual selection of 35 innovators under the age of 35 (the awards began in 1999 as the TR100) is a celebration of the young scientists, computer programmers, and engineers inventing the future of technology.
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Photo Essay
- NASA's New Cameras
- Discovery shuttle astronauts tested new technologies while orbiting 400 kilometers above Earth.
7 Years Ago in TR
- Where Are They Now?
- The annual selection of the TR35 got its start in 1999, with the first TR100. We do some catching up.
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Reviews
- The Art of the Possible
- Can Eric Bonabeau's Hunch Engine expand your mind?
- Q Is for Quixotic
- Because they wanted their new Q phone to feel familiar, Motorola engineers decided it should run Windows. Big mistake.
- Golden Gate Lark
- Should San Franciscans trust Google and their mayor to improvise the city's Wi-Fi network?
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