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How a Simple Google Search Unmasked a Chinese Cyber Espionage Network
In a new book, a leading researcher tells how cyber forensic work investigates militarization and espionage.
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Islands and the CounterIntuitive Effect They Have on Tsunamis
Computer simulations show that, far from protecting coastal communities, islands can dramatically amplify the damaging impact of tsunamis.
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Marketers Must Hate Gmail’s New People-Focused Inbox
Gmail’s redesign, which filters automated e-mails and newsletters, is a marketer’s worst nightmare.
Bell Labs Invents Lensless Camera
A new class of imaging device with no lens and just a single light sensitive sensor could revolutionise optical, infrared and millimetre wave imaging
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Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week Ending 1 June 2013)
The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv preprint server
Disney's Electronic Wristband Illustrates Why Big Companies Push Contactless Wallets
An electronic WristBand will track people around Disney World; contactless wallets like Google’s allow similar data collection in the real world.
The Extraordinary “Disco Ball” Now Orbiting Earth
A mirror ball–the most perfect test particle ever placed in orbit–should help Italian scientists measure an exotic effect predicted by general relativity
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Stories from Around the Web (Week Ending May 31, 2013)
A roundup of the most interesting stories from other sites, collected by the staff at MIT Technology Review.
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Tesla’s Superchargers Matter Only Because It Already Sells a Car People Want
Better Place got it wrong: First make a car that people want, then build infrastructure to let them drive it cross-country.
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Seven Must-Read Stories (Week Ending May 31, 2013)
Another chance to catch the most interesting, and important, articles from the previous week on MIT Technology Review.
