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Scientific American’s 2012 “Game Changers”

Mc10This week I am running a series on the best of 2012 and what to look forward to in 2013.

Scientific American reveals 10 innovations that could be game changers: an artificial alternative to DNA, oil that cleans water, pacemakers powered by our blood, and more. These are not pie-in-the-sky notions but practical breakthroughs that have been proved or prototyped and are poised to scale up greatly. Each has the potential to make what may now seem impossible possible.

Photo Credit mc10 which makes “systems that can bend, stretch and wrap into novel form factors” such as diagnostics embedded in paper in photo and is cited in the article

December 28, 2012 in Industry Commentary |

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