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Helping Robots Get a Grip: By Kristina Grifantini - Monday, July 20, 2009; Research at Columbia University shows a faster, more efficient way to control a complicated robotic hand.; Video by Matei Ciocarlie and Peter Allen, Dept. of Computer Science, Columbia University - Read the Article

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: The Big Smart Grid Challenges; GE researchers explain how the key elements of an intelligent grid will work, and what they could mean for consumers.

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