Pentagon using biometrics for smarter warfare, facilities, business processes
Biometrics has taken the U.S. military by storm, both as a tool to fight war on the battlefield and as a way to make its business practices more efficient. Read the full story
Chemists create a better artificial nose to sniff out explosives and sour milk
Stanford chemists create fluorescent sensors on synthetic DNA to identify a large range of vapors. Read the full story
XsunX CEO Tom Djokovich: Why crystalline silicon solar's days are numbered
Within the burgeoning solar power industry, a technology war is underway: crystalline silicon vs. thin film cells. Read the full story
Recycling, packaging progress among Dell's 2010 sustainability achievements
Company has reset timeline with respect to eliminating certain hazardous materials. Read the full story
Economics of addiction and health reform
All the questions we have regarding physical health, and health reform, are seen in stark relief when we talk about addiction. Read the full story
Stomach the plastic pollution in the Western North Atlantic Ocean
The western North Atlantic ocean has its own garbage patch to deal with, say scientists. Read the full story
Tom Peters: two good ways to disrupt your business
Do you merely sell products and services, or do you provide a sense of 'magic' and meaning for the people you do business with? nbsp;Read the full story
Junk DNA can rise from the dead and haunt you
For the first time, researchers find that a dead gene can wake up and cause disease. Read the full story
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