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Innovators Under 35 | 2011

September/October 2011

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35 Innovators Under 35
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Streetbook
How Egyptian and Tunisian youth hacked the Arab Spring.
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Growing Heart Cells Just for You
What can heart cells generated from my blood tell me about my risk for disease—and about what drugs I should take if I get sick?

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- Letters and Comments
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- Space over Time
  Human exploration is the most visible use of spaceflight, but business and defense satellites fill the sky.
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- Open Up
  Sharing information about your health can advance medical science and improve society.
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- Thinking Big
  Dramatic changes can come from emerging technology companies partnered with large industry players.
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- Toy Psychology
  Using virtual points and badges to shape our behavior may not be as effective as some have hoped.
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- Printing Parts
  Systems that print mechanical components with metal powder could be used to build lighter, more efficient airplanes.
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- Printing Parts
  New printing methods make it possible to create complex, durable parts for airplanes.
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- Pushing the Limits of the Touch Screen
  An engineer has rigged up several devices that enable a touch interface to respond to nuances such as pressure.
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- Camera Ready
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- Andy Grove Recounts His Start As a “Factory Guy”
  The former leader of Intel wants to see more manufacturing jobs in the United States—by any means necessary.
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- Chasing Nature
  Small flying robots inspired by birds and bugs may do tasks like search and rescue more efficiently.
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- The Rise of the Virtual Office
  The explosion of mobile devices and social technologies means the office can be almost anywhere
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- Offices Go Mobile
  Mobile devices are changing employees’ expectations about when, how, and where they’ll work.
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- Smashing the Cubicles
  By designing new spaces around tablets, smart phones, and social technologies, companies can operate with far fewer desks.
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- New Technology Brings Offshoring to Villages
  The Xerox CTO describes research that allows manufacturing and office workers to avoid commuting to traffic-choked Indian cities.
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- Tiny, Cloud-Powered Desktops
  The profusion of mobile devices is driving advances in cloud-based productivity apps built for the small screen.
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- The Mind’s Eye
  Long preoccupied with technology, David Hockney is exploring a new artistic medium that uses high-definition cameras, screens, software, and moving images to capture the experience of seeing.
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- Cryptocurrency
  The bitcoin, a virtual medium of exchange, could be a real alternative to government-issued money—but only if it survives hoarding by speculators.
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- A Cloud over Ownership
  Online services set content free from the physical world’s constraints—including those that have defined the very idea of possession.
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- Practical Invisibility Cloaks
  Printing technique yields large sheets of light-bending materials.
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- Stabilizing Video
  A new system cleans up shaky amateur footage.
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- Light Control
  Scientists use light to direct gene expression in mice.
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- The Shrinkage Solution
  Wherein a pair of MIT civil engineers proposed a novel way to lessen our environmental impact.
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Magazine

Innovators Under 35 | 2011

Letter from the editor

Features

35 Innovators Under 35

Streetbook

Growing Heart Cells Just for You

Letters and Comments

Space over Time

Open Up

Thinking Big

Toy Psychology

Printing Parts

Printing Parts

Pushing the Limits of the Touch Screen

Camera Ready

Andy Grove Recounts His Start As a “Factory Guy”

Chasing Nature

The Rise of the Virtual Office

Offices Go Mobile

Smashing the Cubicles

New Technology Brings Offshoring to Villages

Tiny, Cloud-Powered Desktops

The Mind’s Eye

Cryptocurrency

A Cloud over Ownership

Practical Invisibility Cloaks

Stabilizing Video

Light Control

The Shrinkage Solution

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