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Blue Source demonstrates a remediation system that could capture carbon dioxide at advanced coal plants.
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Arrays of cheap magnetic sensors could detect improvised explosive devices.
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The W3C hopes that its new tool will help developers build websites that will work well on any device, be it a phone or a video-game console.
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How Evan Williams created the new social medium of microblogging.
A new method for making ultrathin materials could lead to better fuel cells.
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When the box turns red, it's time to turn off the air conditioner and save electricity.
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A startup is moving ahead with an efficient method to make biodegradable plastic.
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Placing tiny spheres of silicon in reflective trays could be the key to cheap, efficient solar cells.
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Here’s an interesting video from WSJ Online about new wrinkles in the never-ending search for high-profile flier Amelia Earhart, including using new gadgets like an autonomous underwater vehicle and magnetometers.
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Cleverset's approach to e-commerce exposes consumers to the long tail.
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