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Marking Pi Day, a Texas Tech University alumnus has created a baking pan in the shape of the pi symbol.
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Sequencing a person's entire genome can reveal potentially life-saving information about the presence of mutations associated with diseases.
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The World's Richest Ex-Hackers
Long before he was the two-hundred-and-second richest person on the planet, Jan Koum was just another curious kid with a wardialer.
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How life arose from the toxic and inhospitable environment of our planet billions of years ago remains a deep mystery.
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The Search For Aliens Is Just Getting Started
Over the past 50 years, several SETI projects have scoured the cosmos but have yet to turn up anything conclusive. What do you make of this cosmic radio-silence...
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Stanford Students Show Phone Record Surveillance Can Yield Vast Amounts of Information
The National Security Agency's mass surveillance of telephone metadata could yield detailed information about the private lives of individuals far beyond what the...
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Big data has evolved a lot of the past few years; from a happy buzzword to a hated buzzword, and from a focus on volume to a focus on variety and velocity.
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The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) wants to develop a framework that can be used by all industries to understand how to use and measure...
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Enrollment for computer science bachelor's degree programs in the U.S. jumped 22 percent last year, according to the Computing Research Association's 2013 Taulbee...
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Oscar-Winning Visual Effects Mastermind Behind Gravity, Talks Physics Lessons, Nasa Imagery, and Defining the Art of Cg 'weightlessness' in Space
Tim Webber is a visual effects supervisor who has worked on an array of critically acclaimed blockbusters.
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Space Diaries Reveal 6 Things on an Astronaut's Mind
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How Twitter Shapes Public Opinion
Dominant viewpoints emerge quickly on Twitter and, once stabilized, become difficult to change, according to new study.
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Scientists Build Thinner, Stronger, More Energy Efficient Leds
University of Washington scientists have built the thinnest-known LED that can be used as a source of light energy in electronics.
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