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Doc Moore Killed the 808

Doc Moore Killed the 808

In 1878 a young, mostly deaf inventor and former telegraph operator, hunched at the foot of a mechanomagnetic replica of the human ear…
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James J. Williams III
Branding the Revolution

Branding the Revolution

Technological branding through words and imagery can fuel the creative fires of inventors, enthusiasts, and engineers. Yet, when glimmers…
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Matthew Putman
The Physics of Optimism

The Physics of Optimism

Perhaps I’m too optimistic. Many people I respect are not as optimistic as I am for sure, and I must say I am sympathetic to this. I am…
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Matthew Putman
Edison, Gödel, Hitchens, Ellington: Favorite Books from Matthew Putman

Edison, Gödel, Hitchens, Ellington: Favorite Books from Matthew Putman

We’re all avid readers at Nanotronics. So we interviewed our CEO @Matthew Putman about a few of his favorite books. Here’s his eclectic…
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Nanotronics
In Praise of Mistake

In Praise of Mistake

We fetishize Accident in hindsight. While society loves to crucify the corporate bagman or government fall guy pleading “Mistakes Were…
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James J. Williams III
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