Here's To Intelligent Innovating

If you build a hammer, make sure you have something to nail.

I have always been fascinated by technology and its ability to drive science in new directions. One of the reasons I enjoy working at a US National Laboratory is because of our abundance of new technologies, and my appetite for the newest, smartest designs is one reason I was happy to serve as a judge of this year's top 10 innovations (see Top Innovations of 2008).


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