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Profiles of corporate makers who have managed to parlay their hacker sensibility into a career.
Articles in this series:
Making Magic from MAKE:
13: Magic
The magician's magician, illusion designer John Gaughan is the man behind the curtain. by David Pescovitz
Art and Culture from MAKE:
12: Upload
Philip Ross' art crosses the boundaries of technology and biology. by John Alderman
Power Tripping from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles
High-voltage engineer Greg Leyh builds the largest Tesla coils in the world. by David Pescovitz
Burn to Learn from MAKE:
10: Home Electronics
The Crucible industrial arts school's community of practice. by David Pescovitz
Turn On, Tune In, Bliss Out from MAKE:
09: Fringe
Dr. James Hardt hopes his DIY neurofeedback tech will fire up the global brain. by David Pescovitz
Garage Biotech from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
For a safer world, Drew Endy wants everyone to engineer life from the ground up. by Bob Parks
Space Cases from MAKE:
06: Robots
The balloon men at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. by David Pescovitz
C.S. and the City from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Intel researcher Eric Paulos makes things that give their owners a new way of understanding their daily lives. by David Pescovitz
Proto: Where Bits Meet Flesh from MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays
IBM's Thomas Zimmerman and the "thrill of the make." by David Pescovitz
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