Space Walk set to Twisted Nerve
I re-edited some NASA video from STS-128 and set it to Twisted Nerve by Bernard Herrmann:
Monthly Archives: November 2009
Recent Stories: Cyborgs, Solar, and Data Storage
This post is a roundup of the stories I’ve written over the past few weeks. Without doing it consciously, I’ve totally carved out a cyborg beat. The most recent story is about a neural implant that is wirelessly controlled and … Continue reading
Posted in science, technology, writing
Tagged data storage, HCI, Intel, memory, Microsoft, neural implants, NIST, photonics, plasmons, quantum computing, RICE, sensors, solar cells, Technology Review, The Economist, University of Washington, wireless, writing
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