April 2015 IssueBusinessYour genes can now be sequenced using your USB portBy João MedeirosBusinessHow to cook on a car engineBy Rachel WalkerBusinessQuadrofoil electric boat flies on waterBy Kathryn NaveBusinessBrazil builds undersea internet cable to protect online privacyBy Matt JancerSecuritySatellite imagery is being used to solve crimesBy Sophia EpsteinBusinessThis is what it's like to wear a submarineBy João MedeirosScienceThe DEAP dark matter detector is hunting for the UniverseBy Kathryn NaveBusinessPlaylistBy Oliver Franklin-WallisBusinessAre our relationships being exploited as marketing channels?By Lior ZalmansonBusinessLessons from my year taking Massive Open Online CoursesBy Jonathan HaberBusinessEscape into the ultimate in architect-designed havensBy Sophia EpsteinBusinessEdible plastic could soon be on the menuBy Sophia EpsteinScienceScience, you forgot a few women...By Rachel SwabyThe Big StoryHacking North KoreaBy Michael HodgesBusiness'Air sketchers' create 3D effects with 2D projectionsBy Sophia EpsteinBusinessThe rise and fall of RedBookBy Eric SteuerGearDesigner transforms CCTV cameras into animal charactersBy Jeremy WhiteBusinessThe British Museum uses 3D scanning to bring artefacts to lifeBy Emma BryceCultureFanDuel is the fantasy sports startup to watchBy Oliver Franklin-WallisBusinessActor Tatiana Maslany uses music to get into (clone) characterBy Stephen KellyBusinessDo NASA's deep space photographs prove there's life beyond Earth?By Martin ReesGearBig 3: Nike Shield Flash Max, CCTV birds and free-diving finsBy Jeremy White & Kieran AlgerGearThe tastiest culinary tech: a galley worthy of a galleryBy Kieran AlgerBusinessHow the 21st century will be defined by gamesBy Miguel SicartMore Stories
