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A Ticket to Profit: New Cloud Tech Could Make Airlines Richer and Pilots Wiser

No barrier to running a profitable airline looms larger than the cost of jet fuel. U.S. airlines spend more than a third of their operating budgets on fuel, or $50 billion in 2012. Every penny…

Brilliant Machines

Curing By Numbers: Taking Cloud Computing to a New Level

American healthcare has by far the most expensive system in the world, but few would argue that it’s also the most efficient. A recent study published in the Journal of American Medical Association…

Neuroscience

The Simple Goals of Complex Systems: Nobel Laureate James E. Rothman Talks About Nanomachines, Cutting Through the Fog, Personalized Medicine and the Benefits of Becoming Fish Wrap

On October 7, biologist James E. Rothman received the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine together with colleagues Randy W. Schekman and Thomas C. Südhof. Rothman is a professor of biomedical…

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Welcome to the Age of Gas: New Report Says Natural Gas Is Becoming a "Focal Point" of Global Energy Supply and Demand

A century ago, Edison’s electric light bulb switched off millions of gas lamps illuminating streets, squares and railway stations around the world, and put gas works effectively out of business. But…

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No Room For Error: Pilot and Innovator Steve Fulton Talks about the “Alarm and Frustration” That Gave Birth to a Revolution in Aircraft Navigation

A pilot  landing in Queenstown, the popular mountain resort in New Zealand, recently stuck a GoPro camera in his cockpit and recorded the last thrilling minutes of his flight. The video,…

Aerospace

Going to Extremes: The Short Uphill Runway at Nepal's Lukla Airport Ends in a Rock Wall. Prepare for Landing

Lukla’s Tenzing-Hillary airport in Nepal could be the most extreme commercial airport in the world. Perched 9,382 feet high, in a valley filled with wicked wind shear, it has a fearsome uphill runway…

2013: The Year in Review

Just over seven decades ago, in the middle of World War II, a large wooden crate arrived at a top secret lab on a GE company lot outside Boston, Mass. Inside was a prototype of an early jet engine…

Fire and Ice: Software Fix Tackles Rare and Poorly Understood Icing Inside the Hot Core of a Jet Engine

In 2006, a group of researchers that included senior engineers from Boeing and Honeywell published a scientific paper on the threat of microscopic ice particles to jet engines in flight. The rare and…

Oil&Gas

The Doctor Will Sea You Now: Pipeline Docs Are Testing Medical Imaging Deep in the Ocean

What’s the future of checking up on a pipeline miles below the surface of the sea? Turns out, it might be simply calling a doctor.Just as radiologists use X-rays to look for broken bones inside the…

Healthcare

This Time It’s Personal: New High-Tech Weapons Take Close Aim at Cancer

Hardly a week goes by without news of cancer breakthroughs or promising new treatments. In December, for example, scientists at the Karolinska Institutet and Science for Life Laboratory in…