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Elizabeth Floyd Mair

Elizabeth Floyd Mair

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activism musicBroadly: I write about politics and culture from the lens of women and Latinx. So I write about film social trends and legislation.

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Total articles 512

  • Physicist/author Michio Kaku's new book offers a peek into a future dominated by nanotechnology

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair| Times Union (Albany) Verified Driverless cars. Internet contact lenses that allow us to blink and go online. Home furnishings that can be turned to putty and changed into completely new designs. A human "body shop" where replacement limbs or organs can be grown on demand. The ability to stop the aging process and live a healthy middle age that will continue for 100 or more years.

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair · Times Union (Albany)

    Aug. 25, 2024

  • After paralysis, four people find new ways to live their lives

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair| The Altamont Enterprise Verified A person’s life can change in an instant when an accident or a surgery gone awry causes paralysis. We cover the news when it happens and now are following up with four of the people we’ve written about over the years to see how their lives have unfolded, how they are adapting to their new reality. Paul Gait of Altamont continues to run a company that designs, manufactures, and sells lacrosse equipment. Christopher Lysogorski had a snowmobiling accident on New Year’s Day, 2020, when he was 22.

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair · The Altamont Enterprise

    Apr. 03, 2024

  • Physicist/author Michio Kaku's new book offers a peek into a future dominated by nanotechnology

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair| Times Union (Albany) Verified Driverless cars. Internet contact lenses that allow us to blink and go online. Home furnishings that can be turned to putty and changed into completely new designs. A human "body shop" where replacement limbs or organs can be grown on demand. The ability to stop the aging process and live a healthy middle age that will continue for 100 or more years.

    By Elizabeth Floyd Mair · Times Union (Albany)

    Aug. 25, 2024

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United States, United States