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Volume 7 Number 3
June/July 2009

The Auto Industry Isn't Quite Dead--Far From It (I)
Despite its current economic troubles, the industry is still spending plenty on research and development

The Auto Industry Isn't Quite Dead--Far From It (II)
Off the drawing boards: Near-term alternatives to conventional transportation

When Kids Designed Cars
Remember the Fisher Body Craftsmen's Guild?

Collaborating to Commercialize
Working together at Clemson

A Better, Cheaper Hybrid
Controlling heat is the key to hybrid performance, NREL finds

And the All-Electric Tesla Is Really Here
(At $109,000 per)

Advances in Fuel Cells
Los Alamos scientists are refining technologies

Toward a Better Hybrid
With the help of a Sandia-developed membrane

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innovation: America's Journal of Technology Commercialization, formerly TechComm, is a bimonthly magazine published by Technology Ventures Corporation in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy. It reports on new technologies, entrepreneurial activity, topics of interest to investors, activity at DOE and other national laboratories, and issues concerning technology transfer.

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Innovation Magazine Wins 5 Awards
in National Competition

In the 2009 contest sponsored by the Association of Marketing Communications Professionals, Innovation received five Hermes Creative Awards.