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A PLACE
IN THE SUN

Seeking escape from the rust belt,
Michigan and its universities try to
grow a green economy.
BY DON BOROUGHS

SHADOWED BY THE PAST

SHADOWED
BY THE PAST

Outmoded Soviet-era practices
still hamper teaching and
innovation in Eastern Europe.
BY THOMAS K. GROSE

WAY TO GO

WAY TO GO

Forget horsepower, high speed, and rumbling exhaust systems. You won’t see these vehicles at NASCAR. Instead, thrill to inventive technology, zero or low emissions, and quirky looks.

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UP CLOSE: Drexel University’s Youngmoo Kim
BY MARK MATTHEWS

REFRACTIONS: Failing to Succeed
BY HENRY PETROSKI

LAST WORD: To Innovate, Integrate
BY STAN A. NAPPER

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