Two regional research projects called among nation’s 10 best
Princeton researchers test their system for speeding Web access with low-cost, low-power laptops being targeted for use in developing regions. The researchers are, from left: Anirudh Badam, Larry Peterson, Vivek Pai and Marc Fiuczynski. Another collaborator, KyoungSoo Park, is not shown. (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
Two research projects were listed among the nation’s top 10 emerging innovations by Technology Review magazine.
The 2009 version of the annual list from the MIT-published magazine, considered the oldest technology publication in existence, recognized a technique for improving Web access for people in developing nations and a method for more cheaply and quickly sequencing DNA.
The first was the product of Princeton University researchers and the second by a group from BioNanomatrix, a University City biotech firm.
See more about the projects after the jump.
