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Measuring Up: Denied more lab space for her pioneering research, Nancy Hopkins whipped out her tape measure. What she found sparked a movement to address gender bias in science.

(Read the full story here / Photograph by Leonard Greco)

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Eliminating the Human: David Byrne explains how we are beset by—and immersed in—apps and devices that are quietly reducing the amount of meaningful interaction we have with each other.

(Read the full story here / Illustration by Andy Friedman)

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Illustrations by Tim Peacock for an unpublished article about whether the U.S. is in danger of losing its international edge in manufacturing.

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Can “Digital Therapeutics” Be as Good as Drugs?

(Read the full story here / Illustration by Simon Landrein)

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Trump’s Tax Talk Sounds Less Than “Phenomenal” for Tech

Washington is considering tax reform that would bring cash back to the U.S., but it’s unlikely to boost innovation.

(Read the full story here / Illustrations by Leon Edler)

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How to Upgrade Judges with Machine Learning

(Read the full story here / Illustration by Jon Han)

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Will Science Have a Seat at President Trump’s Table?

(Read the full story here / Illustration by Victor Kerlow)

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“The Relentless Pace of Automation”: Artificial intelligence could dramatically improve the economy and aspects of everyday life, but we need to invent ways to make sure everyone benefits.

(Read the full story here / Illustration by Delcan & Company)