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Featured blog: John McCain weighs in on science and technology issues with long-awaited written responses to the Science Debate 2008.Found in: Astronomy, Climate Change, Computers, Environment, Matter & Energy, Science & Society and Technology
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From the August 30, 2008 issue of Science NewsFound in: Astronomy, Computers, Science & Society and Technology
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Simulating new materials could help in building them — but only quantum simulators could fully model reality. A team reports a first step in realizing quantum simulation.Found in: Computers, Matter & Energy and Physics
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Finding videos on the web can still be a hit-or-miss proposition.Found in: Computers and Science & Society
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By analyzing brain activity, computers can tell what word is on your mind.Found in: Body & Brain and Computers
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The virtual world of Second Life offers new ways to do and learn about real science.Found in: Computers, Humans and Science & Society
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Logging on may become more than a choice for some young people.Found in: Body & Brain, Computers, Humans, Life, Science & Society and Technology
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Scientists are developing a new branch of network theory to understand zebra communities.Found in: Computers
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The U.S. News &World Report rankings of colleges and universities are largely arbitrary, according to a new mathematical analysis. Oct 3rd 2008
The U.S. News &World Report rankings of colleges and universities are largely arbitrary, according to a new mathematical analysis. Oct 3rd 2008
Book Review: Physics for Future Presidents: The Science Behind the Headlines
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