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Why You Still Can’t Sell Me A Car
A millennial responds to his automobile-loving, autonomy-wary critics
How Arjun Raj Reveals The Inner Workings Of Cells
Raj and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania invented a technique for tracking how a cell's genes are expressed.
How Software Will Make Computer Shopping Obsolete
Soon, you'll wirelessly pack your new system onto your old one.
This Backpack Can Save You From An Avalanche
Plus, it's the only avalanche airbag that will save your life more than once
How Feng Zhang Modified A Cell’s Genome On The Fly
His techniques could be used to study the genetics of autism and schizophrenia.
How Heather Knutson Reads The Weather On Exoplanets
Meet the world's first exoplanet meteorologist.
This Race Car Swaps Fossil Fuels For Hydrogen Power
Aston Martin’s Rapide S is the first hydrogen-powered car to race in an event sanctioned by the FIA.
How David Schmale Tracks Airborne Microbes With Drones
The aerobiologist uses drones to study the almost unknown ecosystem above our heads.
How Electric Vehicles Are Hitting The Race Track
At a Colorado course, electric machines are the new performance vehicles.
How Scott Collis Is Harnessing New Data To Improve Climate Models
The former ski bum built open-access tools that convert raw data from radar databases into formats that climate modelers can use to better predict climate change.
