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Innovators Under 35

September/October 2014

Our 14th annual celebration of people who are driving the next generation of technological breakthroughs.

Letter from the editor

Features

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A Chinese Internet Giant Starts to Dream
Baidu is a fixture of online life in China, but it wants to become a global power. Can one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence researchers help it challenge Silicon Valley’s biggest companies?
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Spotting Cancer in a Vial of Blood
He watched his brother die from a cancer no drug could cure. Now one of the world’s most renowned cancer researchers says it’s time for Plan B.
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Micro Chiplets
PARC’s technique of mincing chips into printer ink could revolutionize the way electronics are made.

Also in this issue
- Robots Rising
  Do robots kill jobs? Not necessarily.
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- The History Inside Us
  Improvements in DNA analysis are helping us rewrite the past and better grasp what it means to be human.
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- Love of Labor
  Automation makes things easier, whether it’s on the factory floor or online. Is it also eroding too many of the valuable skills that define us as people?
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- In Praise of Efficient Price Gouging
  Uber’s most important innovation is the way it prices its services. But that innovation has not been unreservedly welcomed by customers. They’re wrong.
  Categorized in Silicon Valley
- 15 Years Ago
  Fifteen years ago we launched the TR100 to celebrate the magazine’s centennial. The feature has since evolved into our annual 35 Innovators Under 35 list. Here are some standouts from year one.
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