Virtual Reality:

The future of NASA

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Miracle Cancer Drug

Princeton professor’s miracle drugis considered the mosteffective treatmentfor cancer.

Malaria-Resistant

Mosquitos

Looking towards afuture free of malaria.

VOL. 8 NO. 2 SPRING 2007

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The Princeton Journal of Science and Technology

VOL. 8 NO. 2 SPRING 2006

T E C H N O L O G Y

Controlled growth of

E. coli

provide breakthroughs in the study of the mechanisms governing evolution.A breed of mosquitos has been genetically engineered to be im-mune to malaria, pointing to a possible eradication of the disease..Did you think that virtual reality, vertical take-off, and landingvehicles were in the realm of science ﬁction? Think again. A NASA chief scientist discusses future technologies of NASAand its space program.Working together: An interdisciplinary group of Princeton profes-sors collaborate to decode fMRI brain images.Dr. Edward C. Taylor of Princ-eton University has developedwhat is hailed as the most suc-cessful cancer drug in history:Alimta.A step-by-step analysis of what really goes on in drug creation and evolution.Screening for inhibitors of protein aggregation may halt theonset of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Bacteria as a Model for Evolution

Malaria-Resistant Mosquitos

The Future of NASA

Redesigning the Hydrogen Fuel Cell

M E D I C I N E

From Laboratory to PatientHalting the Onset of Alzheimer’s

Taylor’s Miracle

Cancer Drug