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- Wind Battles Coal for Access to China’s Grid
- Federal Regulators Open The On-Ramp For Self-Driving Cars
- Mood-Detecting Sensor Could Help Machines Respond to Emotions
- Project RAMA: Turning Asteroids Into Catapult-Powered Analog Spacecraft
- Lessons From the New York Bombing
- Hackers Offer a DIY Alternative to the $600 EpiPen
| Wind Battles Coal for Access to China’s Grid Posted: 20 Sep 2016 08:00 AM PDT  Coal interests oppose technologies and rules that would prevent the waste of pollution-free power |
| Federal Regulators Open The On-Ramp For Self-Driving Cars Posted: 20 Sep 2016 07:30 AM PDT  New guidelines, due out today, will speed robocars into use as soon as possible |
| Mood-Detecting Sensor Could Help Machines Respond to Emotions Posted: 20 Sep 2016 07:00 AM PDT  Smart homes could play music to fit your mood |
| Project RAMA: Turning Asteroids Into Catapult-Powered Analog Spacecraft Posted: 20 Sep 2016 06:00 AM PDT  Giant analog computers, 3-D printing, and catapults could be the future of asteroid mining |
| Lessons From the New York Bombing Posted: 19 Sep 2016 03:03 PM PDT  Could anti-IED tech developed for Afghanistan and Iraq help in U.S. city streets? |
| Hackers Offer a DIY Alternative to the $600 EpiPen Posted: 19 Sep 2016 11:29 AM PDT  Outraged over price hikes for the drug-injector, pharma hackers take matters into their own hands |
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