October 20, 2014

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The Website Keeping Consumer Genetics Alive

The FDA ordered 23andMe to stop selling its health tests. But for the intrepid, genome knowledge is still available.

 
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Biotech Executive Martine Rothblatt Envisions Legal Rights for AI

If computers think for themselves, should they have human rights?

 
 

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Boston Children's Hospital: Global Pediatric Innovation Summit + Awards 2014

October 30 + 31, 2014 Boston, MA Register Today! Continue »

 
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An Easier Way to Find Your Stuff in the Cloud

A company called ClipCard will let you search all your cloud-based stuff at once, even if it’s stored in several places.

 
 

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Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week ending October 18, 2014)

The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv preprint server.

 
 

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Apple's Quiet Attempt to Shake Up Wireless Carriers Could Benefit Us All

Apple’s SIM card that lets you switch wireless carriers on the fly could lead to cheaper communications.

 
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Urban "Fingerprints" Finally Reveal the Similarities (and Differences) Between American and European Cities

Travelers have long noticed that some American cities “feel” more European than others. Now physicists have discovered a way to measure the “fingerprint” of a city that captures this sense.

 
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