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Smart Mobility Today: 4 May 2026

My father was an engineer and a Science fiction fan. I was exposed to that combination of loves early on, and would sit with my dad and watch what Captain Kirk was up to this week. As soon as I saw the asteroid article in this week’s Global Auto Mobility, my...

US Genetic Pioneer Craig Venter Dies At 79

Venter had decoded the human genome and created the first bacterium with an artificial genome. He had helped to develop his field of research from slowly progressing basic research to a scalable, data-based science, his institute said. In addition, he always insisted...

Artemis: A Chance To Rethink STEM Education

When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1 in 1957, the United States responded by investing in rocketry and education. As evidenced by the National Defense Education Act (NDEA) of 1958, science, mathematics and foreign languages quickly became national priorities....