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Thursday, April 28, 2011

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15 ways biotech is greening our pantries

15 ways biotech is greening our pantries

From wine to pasta to pet food, the biotech industry is producing enzymes that are increasingly found in our kitchens.
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Latest Smart Videos

New tech improves the color of LED lights

New tech improves the color of LED lights

At UCSF, a non-invasive procedure to track liver disease

At UCSF, a non-invasive procedure to track liver disease

The Future Of... Shopping

The Future Of... Shopping

SFO unveils eco-friendly airport terminal

SFO unveils eco-friendly airport terminal

Recent Smart Stories

What do you think of the new SmartPlanet?

Welcome to the new, improved and redesigned SmartPlanet. Here's why we changed things, and why we're so gosh darn excited about it.
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What do you think of the new SmartPlanet?
 

The American military's helicopter problem

The armed forces depend heavily on helicopters, and thousands are in service all around the world. But they're getting old.
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The American military's helicopter problem
 

Bionic eye can help blind see again

The device helps a blind grandfather see his grandson for the first time. The race is on to develop the ultimate bionic eye.
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Bionic eye can help blind see again
 

Solar and wind energy could power your traffic lights

A team of researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is working on a project that would use wind and solar energy to power street and traffic lights, while putting excess electricity back into the grid.
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Solar and wind energy could power your traffic lights
 

'Smart' windows in the works

Forget curtains and shades. Researchers from the University at Buffalo are working to develop "smart" windows to reflect the sun's rays during warm months and let in heat during the winter.
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'Smart' windows in the works
 

Recharge an electric car without plugging in

Originating in South America, bus rapid transit systems are fast and efficient. Find out how they work.
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Recharge an electric car without plugging in

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