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New research from NPL's Quantum Detection Group presents the most precise measurements of the quantum Hall effect ever made, using the two-dimensional material graphene.
Read More »Tripl’s Play: The Five Guys Behind A Travel Startup Hit The Road, Live The Dream
What happens when a group of young Swedes rent a New York loft for one month to launch their business?
Read More »Skype’s Acquisition of GroupMe Gives Microsoft A Social Life
The reaction to Skype's proposed acquisition of
Read More »HP TouchPad Guru Phil McKinney Lays Down "7 Immutable Laws Of Innovation"; Do They Apply to HP?
Phil McKinney is the president and CTO of HP's personal systems group, the group that oversaw the TouchPad's creation and the group the company just said it will be spinning off from HP and possibly selling . He's behind HP's strategy to control both the software and hardware of its smartphones and tablets--a strategy that has paid off well for Apple, but a strategy HP CEO Leo Apotheker said he was no longer committed to.
Read More »Leap Year, Episode 9: Kind of a Genius
With everyone on board with Jack and Bryn's plans, the group just needs two small pieces of the puzzle: money, and a possibly insane Russian genius who lives somewhere in the woods.
Read More »Why Al Qaeda Has Failed at Cyberwarfare
Will al Qaeda respond to the death of Osama bin Laden with serious cyberattacks? The short answer is no.
Read More »Improving Group Texting
Last May, Jared Hecht's fianc
Read More »Spanish Police Arrest Sony PSN Hacktivists, But It Won’t Stop The Attacks: Expert
Spain has pulled off a Net security coup and arrested three men suspected of the attacks on Sony's PlayStation Network among others. Those arrested are local Anonymous hacktivists. So cops have essentially whacked a hornet's nest
Read More »To Turn Up the Music, Cochlear Implants Need a Software Update
While you’re humming along to the Talking Heads, I’d like to consider another group who can listen to the Talking Heads without really hearing them. [More]
Read More »Coping With Fear, Frustration, and Euphoria
Back in November I took the Kauffman Foundation’s FastTrac program, a boot camp for aspiring entrepreneurs. I spent seven days over four weeks immersed in researching, developing, and vetting my business idea with 26 other would-be entrepreneurs from across New York City. It was intense and an experience I can’t recommend enough.
Read More »James Cameron And Eric Schmidt On Why They "Visioneer" For X Prize
An inside look at X Prize's all-star brainstorming session. The X Prize Foundation has grabbed A-list investors and CNN headlines for their industry-creating multi-million dollar innovation competitions, from commercial space travel to oil-spill cleanup .
Read More »Soon We May All Live In Prefab High-Rises
The recession has highlighted the need for affordable, efficient, quick-to-build structures in urban areas. Because while many of us want to live in pricey cities like Seattle and San Francisco, few people can afford the steel and concrete structures that are nice to live in (and hold up in earthquakes).
Read More »Physicists entangle a record-breaking 14 quantum bits
Quantum information science is a bit like classroom management--the larger the group, the harder it is to keep everything together. [More]
Read More »Sign of the times for Tiger
PGT: Tiger Woods says he will feel like the Corey Pavin of his Thursday-Friday pairing with long hitters Dustin Johnson and Gary Woodland at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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