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Betting on a Metal-Air Battery Breakthrough

A government-funded start-up claims it can make ionic liquid energy storage feasible.

Obama Offers Hope for Climate Bill

Speaking at MIT, Obama countered recent statements from his administration that climate legislation is bogged down.

A Silver Lining for the Government's Cloud

Cloud computing solutions might improve the overall security of government software.

Crowdsourcing Closer Government Scrutiny

Web volunteers are helping to make the U.S. government more accountable.

A Contest to Train Cyber Combatants

Cyber-defense and capture-the-flag contests will help train future defenders of cyberspace.

America's First CTO?

Cisco's Padmasree Warrior tells us what role a U.S CTO should play.

Wiki Your Town Council

A new effort seeks a database on all U.S. elected officials.

Founding Father

A new book describes the man who created modern venture capital.

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