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What Should Students Study? Read the Xconomist Report on Education	Erin Kutz	01/18/12	National
Turning Data into Meaning	Esther Dyson	01/18/12	New York
Learning Across Disciplines and Cultures	David Baltimore	01/18/12	National
The Convergence of Biology, Medicine, and Engineering	Robert Langer	01/18/12	Boston
Learn to Learn, and Embrace Serendipity	Larry Bock	01/18/12	San Diego
Boston’s Women in Bio Aims to Fuel STEM Curiosity In Middle Schoolers	Amy Speak	12/23/11	Boston
Charles Simonyi on Paul Allen’s Spaceship: I’ll Go, if the Price is Right	Curt Woodward	12/13/11	Seattle
Harvard Accelerator Program, Proving Its Mettle with Startups and Pharma Partnerships, Looks to Raise Big New Fund	Gregory T. Huang	08/11/11	Boston
Bluebird Bio Looks to Move Past Hot Papers, Charge Ahead in Clinic With Gene Therapy	Luke Timmerman	05/23/11	Boston
The Bob Langer and Polaris Family Tree: From Acusphere to Momenta to Visterra	Gregory T. Huang	04/19/11	Boston
FIRST Robotics Encourages Healthy Competition and Strong Relationships With Engineering Field	Charles Hurwitz	04/15/11	Boston
Teams From MA, RI, and CT Take Top Three Spots at Boston FIRST Robotics Competition	Erin Kutz	04/11/11	Boston
What Does Biotech Really Suffer From? Information Overload, or Underload?	Stewart Lyman	01/18/11	Seattle
Trend Spotting: The Top 9 Rise & Falls We See in the Year Ahead	Larry Bock	01/11/11	San Diego
New Startup Vedanta Harnesses Microbial Activities to Boost Healthy Immune Function	Ryan McBride	12/23/10	Boston
Complete Genomics Zeroes in on Tricks of Cancer Genome With Sequencing Service	Luke Timmerman	12/09/10	National
UW’s O’Donnell Leads National Summit to “Sexify” Engineering, Inspire Students, Entrepreneurs, VCs	Gregory T. Huang	04/26/10	Seattle
Regulus, the MicroRNA Child of Isis and Alnylam, Strikes Potential $150M Deal with Glaxo	Luke Timmerman	02/25/10	San Diego
Microsoft Rolls Out Tools to Help Scientists (and Eventually Companies) Manage Data Deluge	Gregory T. Huang	07/13/09	Seattle
Advice on Physics for Future Presidents From the Debunker in Chief	Bruce V. Bigelow	02/11/09	San Diego
Countdown to Physics for Future Presidents—See You This Afternoon!	Bruce V. Bigelow	02/09/09	San Diego
Physics For Presidents—And the Voters Who Elect Them! Get Ready for Xconomy’s First San Diego Event	Bruce V. Bigelow	02/06/09	San Diego
San Diego’s First Xconomy Forum: Physics for Future Presidents	Robert Buderi	01/16/09	San Diego
A Different Type of Tech Giving Guide	Rebecca Zacks	12/29/08	Boston
Obama’s Innovative Campaign Was a Template for His Presidency	Fran Berman	11/06/08	San Diego
Playful vs. Preachy: Sizing Up TV’s New Science Dramas	Wade Roush	10/10/08	National
OVP, Enterprise Partners See Big Opportunity in $5,000 Human Genome Sequencing	Luke Timmerman	10/07/08	San Diego
Daily TIPs; Green Car Competition, Questions for Candidates, What You Watched on YouTube, & More	Neil Savage	07/03/08	National
Science Below the Surface	Wade Roush	05/23/08	Boston
Take Two Blueberry Jelly Beans and Call Me in the Morning: Cambridge Biotech’s Best and Brightest on Show (or Not)	Erik Mellgren	05/02/08	Boston
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