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(I'm not) working for the clampdown
Researchers are trying to make biotechnology open source amid concerns that corporate interests will block their work with patents.
Les Paul: the original circuit bender
Les Paul will always be remembered for the guitar that carries his name, but his most pervasive musical legacy lies in his enthusiasm for modifying electronics.
Opening the way to DIY mobiles
Can you really build your own mobile phone? E&T investigates the options presented by open source hardware and software, and outlines why the market may yet take off.
Underwater communications gradually improves
Wireless communication underwater is improving, thanks to a variety of techniques, E&T discovers.
Component obsolescence worsens in defence
Defence companies are facing growing problems, such as counterfeit parts, with component obsolescence in the wake of RoHS.
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