Technology Review: April 2004
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Hybrids' Rising Sun
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Gas-electric cars are transforming the auto industry. Toyota's head start has Detroit scrambling to catch up.
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Letters
- Letters
- Insights and opinions from our readers
Trailing Edge
- Born Chemist
- In synthesizing drugs for glaucoma and arthritis, chemist Percy Lavon Julian found inspiration amidst adversity.
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Features
- Internetworking
- New social-networking startups aim to mine digital connections to help people find jobs and close deals.
- My Avatar, My Self
- Pick a virtual body and hang out in a massive simulated world: it may be the future of online interaction.
- The Hottest VC on the Planet
- Michael Moritz shares insights-from Yahoo!, PayPal, and now Google-about how the Web really works.
- Sweet Hope for a Malaria Vaccine
- Malaria claims more than a million lives each year. One firm is betting that a sugar molecule can help.
Demo
- Demo: Sensor World
- Millennial Net shows how wireless sensors can enable better energy efficiency and inventory control.
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Point of Impact
- Where´s My Job?
- Council on Competitiveness head Deborah Wince-Smith on the impact of high-tech "offshoring."
Launch Pad
- Nano Writing
- NanoInk hopes to write itself into the future of nanotechnology with dip-pen lithography.
Visualize
- Spam Filters
- How spam filters mix and match tactics to keep junk e-mail out of in-boxes.
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