Generating hydrogen from seawater to power boats
Scientists have been exploring how to best produce hydrogen from water for use as a fuel, without using electricity to do so. Read the full story
In New Jersey, a quiet solar revolution is underway
Investing in solar or wind is like printing money, according to Pro-tech Energy Solutions principal John Drexinger. Read the full story
The coming boom of aging in place
Any device that tells caregivers what a patient is up to, how their parts are working, can help them dose hands-on care. Read the full story
Which widget is greener? Software will make sustainable design simpler
Autodesk and Granta Design are partnering to make it easier for designers to evaluate the sustainability of materials and components. Read the full story
Mobile diabetes management -- outside the doctor's office
With FDA approval and plans to launch commercially in 2011, the DiabetesManager system from WellDoc is setting the stage for a new type of medical management. Read the full story
NASA issues call for more private spacecraft; Branson wants in
The Bearded One has his eye on NASA cash. Read the full story
Robonaut 2 preps for trip to International Space Station
Robonaut 2, also known as R2, is prepped to visit the International Space Station via NASA's space shuttle Discovery. Read the full story
Alcoa provides tech for U.S. Army's fuel efficient ground vehicle project
Alcoa Defense, a unit of Alcoa, has developed technology that will make the structure for the U.S. Army's Fuel Efficient Ground Vehicle. Read the full story
10 things you should know about NASA's Curiosity Cam
A webcam offers insights into one of the most challenging missions ever designed.nbsp;Read the full story
Google, Intel and Verizon partner with UCSB, hope to make the Internet 1000 times faster
Terabit Optical Ethernet Center wants to hit Terabit Internet by 2015. Google, Verizon, Intel, Agilent Technologies and Rockwell Technologies are interested. Read the full story
What we're reading: the social circles of cities
Cities' social circles; Microsoft for Nissan Leaf; Position-less MRI machine; infrastructure politics; military bomb detection. Read the full story
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