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* Carlos A. Osorio for Saturday, magazine El Mercurio (Chile)
iPod + iTunes, Bio-Artificial Liver, Wikipedia, A Roof for my Paisy YouTube. A request for "Saturday", Carlos Osorio, an expert in innovationand PhD in Technology, MIT Gestióny Strategy, 2000-2010 selected inventions that changed our lives.
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someone asked to identify the best innovations in a dCDs and cassettes. More than the iPod, however, the big difference with other mediaplayers is its iTunes store, opened in 2003 for selling music and then, in 2006, and included videos music and movies. The success of iPod, however, goes beyond the business for Apple, because he came to redefine the dominant design around how it should be a mediaplayer and massified a different experience to relate to music. It is not unusual to see much of mediaplayers look and operate similarly to an iPod, but not iTunes. Part of merit, and reasons for success, Apple is coming from outsideto and land on the music industry.
2. MIT OpenCourseWare 1999
remember being about to start a class at Harvard 2001 ... the teacher came in and said "at MIT went crazy ... going to put all their material on the Web, free and accessible to all." The project began in 1999 when a group of teachers proposed using the Internet to "better educate students and advance knowledge," only they were not explicit in defining only for MIT. In 2000 he proposed the concept of OpenCourseWare (OCW), and by 2001 there was already a proof of concept. The goal? "Notes, reviews and videos of classes at MIT, withoutAutomated | 2000
The discovery of the human genome sequence has been listed as one of the greatest scientific achievements of recent times, because of their relevance and impact on understanding many secrets of life. A milestone in this achievement was the automated sequencing machine (MSA) developed by Craig Venter, then president of Celera Genomics. Venter has built a system, through a combination of mathematical algorithms, a method of cut and selected sections of DNA called "shotgun sequencing", and computing power, allowed to decode the human genome to 10 % of the cost and 16% of the time it took to Geno ProjectHuman ma, the U.S. State. Since then, the automatic sequencing of genes has become common practice, and biotechnology have transformed MSA, generating a significant impact on the progress of medicine, pharmacology ; ay drug discovery.
4. Bio-Artificial Liver | 2001
people with functional problems or liver failure due to hepatitis, cirrhosis or rejection of organ donations suffered major problems. Until Dr. Kenneth Matsumura, of the Alin Foundation, created an external device, exploiting the possibilities of regeneration of the h & amp; iacute; legacy, serves three purposes. Bio-Artificial Liver allows a damaged liver to recover or even to heal, and serves as a bridge to liver damage until you find a donor. Dr. Matsumura innovation was to leave the traditional approach to recreate each of the functions of the liver by machine and, instead, designed a device that uses liver cells of animals, separated by a membrane, can detoxify the blood of patients in the same way you would a normal liver.
5. Wikipedia | 2001
was created in 2001 by Jimmy WalesHitherto Chicago financial executive. The goal of Wikipedia is to achieve "a world in which all people on the planet free access to the sum of all human knowledge." To achieve this, development is focused on creating an encyclopedia that offer free content that could be built and edited collaboratively by anyone with the interest to do so. Wikipedia operates under the umbrella of the Wikimedia Foundation, nonprofit organization, and has 35 people working and an operating budget of $ 10 million a year. At December 21, 2009, had over 14 million articles in over 260 languages, created byproblems of poverty. Such is the impact they are generating, that its director, Julian Ugarte, has been invited to participate in Singularity University, the NASA Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley. Roof This distinction is noteworthy because the participants in this program include several Nobel laureates, in addition to the founders of Google, Facebook and other high-impact companies globally.
7. Nanosolar Panel Sheet | 2004
no doubt that we are in an era of energy crisis, and the quest for power generation alternative and renewable sources is increasing. One such source is the solar energy. However, one of the grande; s faster than the traditional production method of ultra, to create a semiconductor layer 100 times thinner than a silicon wafer. Thus, the company has created technology to "print" solar panels rolls at a cost of $ 0.30 per watt of capacity. Nanosolar has made the dream of solar energy profitable, and has commenced operations of a panelsheets manufacturing plant with a capacity to build 640 MW of panels a year, if the plant operates 24 hours day.
8. Human Papillomavirus Vaccine | 2006
According to several sources, the Virus human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the most common sexually transmitted among adults and is associated with the generation of cervical cancer, genital warts, and other capita Cancers genital, anal and throat. U.S. estimates show that over 50% of women become infected at least one of the 100 variants of HPV which, including men, would rise to 75% of the population able to reproduction. Cervical cancer is the fifth highest rate of cancer mortality in women, while in the United States 36 out of every 100 women diagnosed die each year, at morld the ratio is 50 deaths per 100 women diagnosed, reaching 233,000 per year. In 2006, Dr. Richard Reichman, William Bonnez and Robert Rose, a vaccine developed in parallel against some variants of this cancer, which was approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The two available vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix, have shown effectiveness of nearly 100% to prevent cervical cancer development in the four variants of HPV in horizons of 4 and 6 years respectively.
available vaccines against Human Papilloma Virus has an ERA of almost 100%.
9. YouTube | 2005
Founded in February 2005 by three former PayPal employees, Chaallowed, within minutes, to democratize content, post news and mobilize masses to anyone with Internet access. Currently, YouTube has local versions in 22 countries and is a cornerstone of many corporate sites, universities and media.
10. El Camino Hospital, Mountain View, California | 2009
With a long tradition of hospitality, the November 15, 2009 opened a new hospital in Mountain View, developed to embody a new concept of experience focused on health, safety , convenience and comfort of patients. With an investment of about U.S. $ 470 million, the new hospital has become the institution m &s technologies and providing the best possible patient care. Carlos A.
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