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IEET folks in latest h+ magazine
Posted: Sep 14, 2009

Lots of great stuff in the Fall 2009 issue of h+ magazine, including an interview with Martine Rothblatt, and these pieces from IEET folks.

imageKristi Scott: Classy Optical Company Takes Pictures of Your Brain
Kristi Scott: Andy Droid: Your Sex Doll Has Arrived
Kristi Scott: Cool Machine for Your Organs is Not Cold
Kristi Scott: Eyeborgian Filmmaker

Ben Goertzel: Can Bots Feel Joy?

Alex Lightman and Parijata Mackey: Open Source Medicine as the Next Insanely Great Thing

Michael LaTorra: Cyborg Buddha: Science and Spirit

The print edition will be available at newsstands everywhere at the end of September.

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