Technology Review: September/October 2009
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The TR35
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This year's ninth annual list of innovators under the age of 35 showcases the world's smartest young scientists, technologists, and entrepreneurs.
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From the Editor
- On Openness
- What freedom attracts.
By Jason Pontin
Notebooks
- Cleaning Coal
- Converting coal to natural gas is our best strategy for limiting carbon emissions.
By Andrew Perlman
- A Consumer Revolution
- Our collective demand for environmental responsibility has stimulated the market.
By Christina Lampe-Onnerud
- Biological Solar
- Combining synthetic biology and solar technology could trap carbon dioxide and produce fuel.
By David Berry
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Special Advertorial from TR
- EmTech@MIT Preview: Greening IT
- A special notice from the publisher of Technology Review: as companies wake up to the need for datacenter efficiency, they are faced with a bewildering array of problems.
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Photo Essay
 Surface Restoration- Engineers restore high-resolution photos of the moon.
By Katherine Bourzac
Briefing
- Electricity
- Greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel–based electricity generation are a major contributor to climate change. How can we make zero-emission technologies more than just a sideshow? Explore articles, video, and interactive diagrams.
Hack
- Smart Meter
- How secure are meters that monitor the smart grid?
By Erica Naone
40 Years Ago in TR
- One Small Step for Science?
- The celebration of the Apollo 11 anniversary renews the debate over manned space exploration.
By Matt Mahoney
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology