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NASA Space Telescope Finds Fewer Asteroids Near Earth

NEOWISE observations indicate that there are at least 40 percent fewer near-Earth asteroids in total that are...

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NIH to make a mightier mouse resource for understanding disease

Over the next five years, National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded researchers will extensively test and generate data about mice with disrupted genes to gain clues about human diseases. NIH today awarded a set of cooperative agreements totaling...

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World's Largest Academic Cloud

The San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) Cloud is connected to 10 other supercomputer sites nationwide on the high-speed TeraGrid...

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3D Pico Projectors Grow at Double Digits

The thumb-size pico-projector's micro mirror is fabricated in the center of a thumbnail-size MEMS chip

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His Honor, Watson

In trials of the future, IBM’s Watson could appear on witness stands and in judges’ chambers.

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A new standard of street level imagery to be showcased at INTERGEO by BLOM

Blom is excited to bring a new product to INTERGEO 2011; BlomSTREET™ - Powered by Cyclomedia. On stand D43 of Hall 7, Blom will be demonstrating how geographically accurate street level spherical images, complete with metric capabilities, are an...

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IBM and 3M Herald New Era of 3D Electronics

IBM and 3M are developing a new type of adhesive (blue) that can glue together up to 100 microchips into stacks of...

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Beyond Your Current Sense-Perceptions: What & Where Is Your Mind? - Part 5

It is possible to infer a future, possibly higher state of the human mind when man has willingly left behind the "baby talk" of such practices as contemporary mathematics. That end of the practice of a monetarist's virtual baby-talk, will come when...

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