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PhysicsDr. Feynman’s Doodles
A new U.S. postage stamp honoring physicist and folk hero Richard P. Feynman sports curious squiggles, invented by Feynman, that were rejected at first but soon became a major tool of physicists everywhere for picturing the behaviors and calculating the properties of matter and energy.
By Peter Weiss -
Food Fix
Scientists have discovered a number of neurological connections between drug addiction and obesity.
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MathSuper Bowl Crashes
Should you stay off the road immediately after the Super Bowl telecast is over?
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AstronomyCosmic Computing
The largest computer simulation of the universe ever compiled uses dark matter to shed light on the formation of galaxies and on the visible structure of the universe.
By Ron Cowen -
TechGrowing Expectations
Biofuels made from waste agricultural plant matter are gaining prominence as new technologies make them increasingly competitive with petroleum fuels.
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MathSuper Bowl Crashes
Should you stay off the road immediately after the Super Bowl telecast is over?
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MathArmor-Plated Puzzle
Behind the beautiful patterns of many viral shells lie principles of pure physics and mathematics that scientists have illuminated in recent theoretical studies.
By Peter Weiss -
HumansFrom the January 5, 1935, issue
Karl T. Compton, Einstein explains relativity theory, and controlling cancer cells.
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TechWhen the Chips are Down
Scientists seek alternatives to a computer technology nearing its limits.
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HumansEPA to fine DuPont over ingredient in Teflon
The Environmental Protection Agency says it may levy a fine surpassing $300 million against DuPont for concealing evidence that it was contaminating the environment with perfluorooctanoic acid.
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Health & MedicineMexican Americans face stroke risk
Middle-aged Mexican Americans face twice the stroke risk that non-Hispanic whites do.
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ArchaeologySeeing Past the Dirt
Increasingly, researchers are using geophysical techniques such as ground-penetrating radar and magnetometers to target their excavations.
By Sid Perkins