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TR35: Michelle Khine: By Elizabeth Svoboda - Tuesday, August 18, 2009; Michelle Khine, a biomedical engineer at University of California, Irvine, explains how she uses children’s toys to make high-tech diagnostic chips.; Video by Erica Kraus - Read the Profile

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: TR35: Shahram Izadi; Microsoft researcher Shahram Izadi explains the benefits of using touch in computing technology. Here, he discusses--and demonstrates--a new way of interacting with digital information on a touch screen.

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