Annals of Innovation
Hearth Surgery
A stove to transform the developing world.
by Burkhard Bilger
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Hearth Surgery: A stove to transform the developing world.
The Taste Makers: Inside the labs that flavor your food.
Annals of Science
The Taste Makers
Inside the labs that flavor your food.
by Raffi Khatchadourian
If you have some extra time, Pilgrim’s Progress: The challenges of Thanksgiving abroad. by Jane Kramer and Reading into recipes. by Adam Gopnik are both wonderful pieces.
A Life of Its Own: The future of synthetic biology.
Annals of Science
A Life of Its Own
The future of synthetic biology.
by Michael Specter
I was also completely delighted by the Susan Orlean piece “The It Bird: The chicken makes a comeback” and its accompanying video.
The Cost Conundrum: Expensive health care can be harmful.
Annals of Medicine
The Cost Conundrum
Expensive health care can be harmful.
by Atul Gawande
Hellhole: Is solitary confinement torture?
Annals of Human Rights
Hellhole
Is solitary confinement torture?
by Atul Gawande
Getting There from Here: How health-care reform really happens.
Annals of Public Policy
Getting There from Here
How health-care reform really happens.
by Atul Gawande
The Speech: Inaugural Addresses, great and otherwise.
Annals of the Presidency
The Speech
Inaugural Addresses, great and otherwise.
by Jill Lepore
The Grammar of Fun: The art of video-game design.
Annals of Technology
The Grammar of Fun
The art of video-game design.
by Tom Bissell
The Chameleon: The many lives of Frédéric Bourdin.
Annals of Crime
The Chameleon
The many lives of Frédéric Bourdin.
by David Grann
