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Brian Hubert

By Red Wolf

18 February 2001

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In Technology

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With ideas that could turn empty crisp bags into cheap computer memory Brian Hubert, winner of the 2001 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for Inventiveness, should be the first person cloned — this is a guy we need more of.

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