Cameron Scott

Cameron received degrees in Comparative Literature from Princeton and Cornell universities. He has worked at Mother Jones, SFGate and IDG News Service and been published in California Lawyer and SF Weekly. He lives, predictably, in SF.

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Comcast Muddies Its Anti-Open Internet Position With Free Wi-Fi Hotspots

Cameron Scott - July 5, 2014

Lab-Grown Retina from Stem Cells Responds to Light

Cameron Scott - July 4, 2014

New Material Sucks Water From the Air and Stores It

Cameron Scott - June 30, 2014

Robotic Hand Uses AI to Specialize Its Grip for Any Object

Cameron Scott - June 25, 2014

Delivering Capsules of Stem Cells Helps Repair Injured Bones

Cameron Scott - June 23, 2014

Bionic Pancreas Promises Big Boost in Health, Quality of Life for Type 1 Diabetics

Cameron Scott - June 22, 2014

Fasting Helps Cancer Patients Survive Chemotherapy — And It Could Help Us All Live Longer

Cameron Scott - June 21, 2014

Massive Military-Funded Project Aims to Re-align Ailing Brains

Cameron Scott - June 20, 2014

Scientists Trigger Stem Cells to Produce New Brain Cells

Cameron Scott - June 18, 2014

Machines Teach Humans How to Feel Using Neurofeedback

Cameron Scott - June 16, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Computer Convenience For FDA Data, Paper and Pen, Power Outlets

Cameron Scott - June 14, 2014

Star Trek-Style Holodeck Coming into Focus at Lowe’s

Cameron Scott - June 11, 2014

Researchers Close In on the Dream of a Safe, Portable Brain Scanner

Cameron Scott - June 8, 2014

Nanotech Method Boosts Conventional Cancer Treatments in Pre-Clinical Trial

Cameron Scott - June 7, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Sweating Robots, Speaking in Tongues, Where Lab Meat Comes From

Cameron Scott - June 6, 2014

Thanks to 3D Printing, the Visually Impaired Can Have a Braille Mobile Phone

Cameron Scott - June 6, 2014

Muse Headband Opens the Door to Brain-to-Computer Applications

Cameron Scott - June 4, 2014

Promising Malaria Vaccine Looks to Employ Robots to Mass Produce Its Product

Cameron Scott - June 1, 2014

Move Over Facial Recognition, New Algorithm Identifies Your Actions in Videos

Cameron Scott - May 31, 2014

Singularity Surplus: New Uses for Hot Techs and New Tech for Unwanted Heat

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

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Setback For Student In Fight Against RFID Chips

January 24, 2013

Sweet CRISPR Tomatoes May Be Coming to a Supermarket Near You

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