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Innovators Under 35 | 2009

September/October 2009

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Letter from the editor

On Openness

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OurTube
“Open video” could beget the next great wave in Web innovation–if it gets off the ground.
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The Electric Acid Test
On the Isle of Man, the beginnings of a marketable electric motorcycle.
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An Operating System for the Cloud
Google is developing a new computing platform equal to the Internet era. Should Microsoft be worried?

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Magazine

Innovators Under 35 | 2009

Letter from the editor

Features

OurTube

The Electric Acid Test

An Operating System for the Cloud

Contributors

Letters and Comments

Cleaning Coal

A Consumer Revolution

Biological Solar

Sleep Analysis at Home

Building a Better Mouse

From Battle Stations to Fire Stations

Watching the Road

Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Shade Power

Q&A: Aneesh Chopra, National CTO

EmTech@MIT Preview: Greening IT

Surface Restoration

Electricity

In Vino Veritas

Entangled Light, Quantum Money

When a Good Idea Works

Meters for the Smart Grid

A Touch of Ingenuity

From the Labs: Information Technology

From the Labs: Biomedicine

From the Labs: Materials

One Small Step for Science?

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