February 2014 IssueBusinessWhy appeals to altruism are dangerousBy Rory SutherlandBusinessEcho Nest knows your music, your voting choiceBy Tom VanderbiltScienceDavid Agus helped Steve Jobs live longer. You're nextBy Amy WallaceCultureHow to create movies on an iPhoneBy Leila JohnstonScienceThe big question: innovations transforming medicineBy Victoria TurkCultureSee 2,000 views of Lisbon from this buildingBy Kaamil AhmedGearHardcore boot camps (and Wired muscles) testedBy WIRED InsiderScienceInside Italy's time machineBy Duncan GeereBusinessRevolutionising the sanitary-pad market in IndiaBy David BakerScienceCitymapper's route for successBy David BakerBusiness'Yes, your wireless devices shall connect seamlessly'By Dave MathewsBusinessBuilding bridges and supercomputers is hard. Demolishing them is just as toughBy WIRED InsiderScience'Universities need to knock down a few walls'By Elishai EzraBusinessDJ kit rock demanding dancefloorsBy Chris HaslamGearHow to make a batch of non-Newtonian OobleckBy Rachel NuwerGearBest sous vide cookers testedBy Emily PeckGearBest extreme action cams testedBy Chris HaslamGearThe BMW i8 - the sensible supercarBy Jeremy WhiteScienceSave the world: blast dirty water into plasmaBy Daniel CossinsScienceEEG muse can unlock your inner bardBy Madhumita VenkataramananScienceInspired by old magic, OMA's Dutch towers are designed to relaxBy Shumi BoseScienceA safer and cheaper alternative to silicone is poised to upend surgeryBy Gaetano PrisciantelliScienceAkira Miyawaki has planted 40 million trees as a tidal-wave shieldBy Bryan LufkinBusinessPre-design timelapse light paintings with PixelstickBy Madhumita VenkataramananMore Stories
