Corrections

Green chemistry's 'race to innovation'

This article incorrectly stated the product that Serious Materials works with. The company has created a more energy-efficient formula for making dry wall.

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Russia to invest in venture capital firms

This report misspelled the last name of Yuri Ammosov, a senior policy officer in the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.

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D-Wave's quantum computer ready for latest demo

This story mischaracterized Scott Aaronson's job and Google's relationship with D-Wave. Aaronson is an assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science at MIT. D-Wave is working with Hartmut Neven, who is a leading expert at Google.

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MIT offers City Car for the masses

Due to an editing error, this story incorrectly cited the designers of the scooter being unveiled at the EICMA Motorcycle Show. The scooter was designed by a group of MIT researchers led by Michael Chia-Liang Lin.

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Red Hat working on JBoss security certification

This blog initially misstated when Red Hat made the announcement. It was Thursday. Read the updated story here.

As expected, Time Warner CEO Parsons to resign

An earlier version of this post, including the headline, misstated the nature of Parsons' departure. He announced his own resignation effective January 1.

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