Innovation
Channel | updated February 28, 2013
TR Sept/Oct 2011 Letter from the Editor
TR Sept/Oct 2011 Letter from the Editor
Technology Review features the TR35, 35 innovators under the age of 35, in its September/October 2011 issue.
Letter from the Editor
TR Nov/Dec Letter from the Editor
Our November/December 2011 issue features new technology for eavesdropping on the hive mind, an essay on the evolution of privacy, and much more.
What Today's Scientists Can Teach You About Driving ...
The Power of Revolutionary Thinking: What Today's Scientists Can Teach You ...
"You'll be on your way up! You'll be seeing great sights! You'll join the high fliers who soar to high heights." While Dr. Seuss may not have been a direct inspiration, "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" seems especially suited to these four "brainy and footsy people" with ...
The Invisible iPhone
The Invisible iPhone
A new interface lets you keep your phone in your pocket and use apps or answer calls by tapping your hand.
The First Fully Stretchable OLED
The First Fully Stretchable OLED
Researchers at UCLA demonstrate their fully stretchable OLED. They achieved the feat by sandwiching a carbon nanotube-polymer blend on either side of a light-emitting plastic.
The Best Photon Detector Yet
The Best Photon Detector Yet
Mario Paniccia, director of Intel's Photonics Technology Lab, describes the company's new silicon-based avalanche photodetector and explains the technical challenges involved in making it.
Tech Day 2012, Pt. 2: American Transformations--The Next ...
Tech Day 2012, Pt. 2: American Transformations--The Next Industrial ...
MIT professors and alumni shed light on advanced manufacturing and the promise it holds to inject new vitality into sectors of the economy thought to be in decline and to position America again as a world leader in manufacturing. Part two includes: Marcie Black '94, ...
Tech Day 2012, Pt. 1: American Transformations--The Next ...
Tech Day 2012, Pt. 1: American Transformations--The Next Industrial ...
MIT professors and alumni shed light on advanced manufacturing and the promise it holds to inject new vitality into sectors of the economy thought to be in decline and to position America again as a world leader in manufacturing. Part one includes: Remarks by Brian ...
Stopping a leak the way blood does
Stopping a leak the way blood does
Harnessing the principle that allows blood to clot, MIT researchers are working on new synthetic materials to plug holes.
Stem Cells and Entrepreneurs
Stem Cells and Entrepreneurs
How Cellular Dynamics International is commercializing the new technology of induced pluripotent stem cells.
SSRC Lecture
SSRC Lecture
Find out more about the Sociotechnical Systems Research Center at MIT (SSRC): http://ssrc.mit.edu/ Recorded Feb. 6, 2013
Future of the Office Internet
Seeing the Future of the Office Internet
Cisco's chief futurist predicts digital avatar assistants--and more.
RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Intro Video
RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Intro Video
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RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Blacks in Science: Perception Vs. ...
RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Blacks in Science: Perception Vs. Reality
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RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Black Achievement in Science and ...
RRTN Senegal Exhibit - Black Achievement in Science and Technology
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Robert R. Taylor Network: 100 Presentations (French)
Robert R. Taylor Network: 100 Presentations (French)
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Robert R. Taylor Network: 100 Presentations (English)
Robert R. Taylor Network: 100 Presentations (English)
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Robert R. Taylor Network XStudio 2012 Final Presentation
Robert R. Taylor Network XStudio 2012 Final Presentation
Read more about the Robert R. Taylor Network XStudio 2012: http://www.rrtn.org/en/xstudio-2012/
Putting it together: the modular car
Putting it together: the modular car
With the 10^5 Competition, MIT's Vehicle Design Summit (VDS) will leverage distributed innovation to build a better car.
Pushing the Limits of the Touch Screen
Pushing the Limits of the Touch Screen
An engineer has rigged up several devices that enable a touch interface to respond to nuances such as pressure.