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Nobel Prize In Chemistry Goes To 3 Scientists Who Uncovered DNA Repair
The discoveries of Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich, and Aziz Sancar could help fight cancer
How Microbial Farming Could Help Terraform Mars
Changing the desert landscape into a microbial oasis
Microsoft Unveils New Band Wearable At Windows 10 Event
Redmond updates its challenger to the Fitbit and Apple Watch
Billionaire Peter Thiel Invests In The War On Aging, Detecting Spoiled Food, And More
Helping radical scientific advances break out of the lab
Nobel Prize In Physics Goes To Scientists Who Discovered Neutrinos Have Mass
Canada's Arthur B. McDonald and Japan's Takaaki Kajita will split the nearly $1M prize
Facebook Will Beam Internet From Satellites To Africa In 2016
Bringing Internet.org's mission to fruition
Genetic Tests Don’t Help Treat Mental Illness
Conflicts of interest and a lack of regulation make these tests a costly gamble
The Evacuated Chernobyl Is Now Teeming With Wildlife
Human habitation is more devastating to animals than nuclear fallout
This Year’s Nobel Prize-Winning Medicine Ensures That Parasites Lose
The winners developed novel treatments for parasitic diseases that affect millions worldwide
Will Practicing A Skill In Your Head Make You Better At It?
Short answer: Only if you’re already good
Should We Search For Life On Mars Before Sending Astronauts?
Unfortunately, NASA doesn’t have a good game plan
Ancient Volcano Collapse Caused A Tsunami With An 800-Foot Wave
The risk of megatsunamis may be slightly greater than expected—but they’re still extremely rare
Hurricane Joaquin Tracking Back Out To Sea
But dangerous flooding is still happening along the East Coast
Aaron From ‘The Walking Dead’ Talks About Surviving A Zombie Apocalypse
Actor Ross Marquand on walkers, nerd-dom, and big-box stores, in our Q&A
A Q&A With the Guy Who Wrote the Book on Emoji
No, really--It's called 'How to Speak Emoji'