Scientific American 2004 Gary Stix - Abstracts

Scientific American 2004 Gary Stix
TitleSubjectAuthors
A confederacy of smarts: Can Microsoft's assemblage of all-star researchers transform computing?Science and technologyGary Stix
Geographer of the Male Genome: the notion of the Y sex chromosome as a genetic wasteland still entices biologists. David C. Page has spent a good part of his career knocking down that myth.Science and technologyGary Stix
Hitting the genetic off switch.(gene silencing)Science and technologyGary Stix
Homo carnivorous: Are we genetically optimized to down chicken wings?Science and technologyGary Stix
If itEs broke, fix it: two economists propose solutions for patent system reform.Science and technologyGary Stix
In search of better patents: how to get rid of bad filings without costly lawsuits.Science and technologyGary Stix
Making drugs, not profits.Science and technologyGary Stix
Making proteins without DNA.Science and technologyGary Stix
Micro (mechanical) phones.Science and technologyGary Stix
Nano patterning: IBM brings closer to reality chips that put themselves together.Science and technologyGary Stix
Overcoming self: a company to turn the immune system against cancer.Science and technologyGary Stix
Patent enforcement.Science and technologyGary Stix
Patents on ice.Science and technologyGary Stix
Supercharging protein manufacture: a career deviation leads to a dynamic approach to producing biotech drugs.Science and technologyGary Stix
Talking to Bill.(Interview)Science and technologyGary Stix
THE PATENT CLERK'S LEGACY: In 1905 the musings of a functionary in the Swiss patent office changed the world forever. His intellectual bequest remains for a new generation of physicists vying to concoct a theory of everything.Science and technologyGary Stix
The silent revolution: An upcoming book deciphers in plain language what ails the patent system.(Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit)Science and technologyGary Stix
Working the system: a duo of antibody makers tries to prolong ownership of a key technology .Science and technologyGary Stix
Working the system II: Corporate greed no longer remains the sole domain of the corporation.Science and technologyGary Stix
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