War against superbugs: A coating that can kill MRSA upon contact
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute scientists develop a nanocomposite capable of killing MRSA. Read the full story
Volcano power: Saint Lucia to tap into geothermal energy
In a quest for energy independence, the Saint Lucian government signs an agreement with Qualibou Energy Inc. to develop and export geothermal power. Read the full story
General Motors files for IPO; requires supply chain efficiency, cleantech support to succeed
In an attempt to distance itself from its bankruptcy and shake for good its "Government Motors" nickname, GM has filed for an IPO. Read the full story
Testing for disease with paper the size of a postage stamp
It's postage stamp-sized technology with global implications for healthcare. Read the full story
Antagonism may increase risk of heart attack, stroke
Antagonistic individuals, especially those who are manipulative and aggressive, show greater increases in arterial thickening. Read the full story
In international innovation race, U.S. researchers need entrepreneurial mindset, national vision
In an exclusive interview, Stevens Institute of Technology's Malcolm Kahn says that the only way for America to compete on the global stage is to be entrepreneurial. Read the full story
Whisky-powered cars earn themselves a toast
Corn-based biofuels are just so staid, you know? Read the full story
Free guide to top grad schools for corporate sustainability
Net Impact's annual guide features student-contributed profiles for programs that address corporate responsibility, sustainability and social entrepreneurship. Read the full story
Why iPads are taking off in hospitals
Doctors and nurses are blending their professional and personal lives. Read the full story
San Francisco pilots demand-driven parking rates
San Francisco applies laws of supply and demand economics to free up scarcity of curbside parking. Read the full story
Economist: telecom and tech will lead economic recovery, but how strongly?
Economist Michael Mandel says communications and information technology delivery are likely to be the industries leading the way. Read the full story
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