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Top Italian Scientists Who Failed to Predict 2009 Earthquake Now Face Manslaughter Charges
Environment

Top Italian Scientists Who Failed to Predict 2009 Earthquake Now Face Manslaughter Charges

DARPA Wants to Usher in The Age of Exaflop Computing
Technology

DARPA Wants to Usher in The Age of Exaflop Computing

Verizon Unveils Droid X by Motorola, Answers EVO 4G
Gear

Verizon Unveils Droid X by Motorola, Answers EVO 4G

Landon Donovan’s Game-Winning World Cup Goal May Have Set Internet Traffic Record
Technology

Landon Donovan’s Game-Winning World Cup Goal May Have Set Internet Traffic Record

Octogenarian Takes On Big Bottled Water in the Land of Thoreau
Environment

Octogenarian Takes On Big Bottled Water in the Land of Thoreau

Neural Network Simulator Models Blood Platelet Response During Heart Attack
Health

Neural Network Simulator Models Blood Platelet Response During Heart Attack

Technology

Cutting-Edge Virtual Reality Systems to Fight PTSD Being Rolled Out at New Maryland Facility

Utah Attorney General Tweets Firing Squad Execution
Gear

Utah Attorney General Tweets Firing Squad Execution

Algorithm Helps Researchers See Visual Intelligence in a Different Light
Science

Algorithm Helps Researchers See Visual Intelligence in a Different Light

One More Proposal to Plug the Oil Leak, But Can We Afford To Make Things Worse?
Environment

One More Proposal to Plug the Oil Leak, But Can We Afford To Make Things Worse?

New Earth-Based Telescope System Snaps Sharpest-Ever Pics of Deep Space
Technology

New Earth-Based Telescope System Snaps Sharpest-Ever Pics of Deep Space

Three times sharper than Hubble

Jupiter’s Belt, Believed Missing Last Month, Has Been Found (Sort Of)
Science

Jupiter’s Belt, Believed Missing Last Month, Has Been Found (Sort Of)

San Francisco Requires Cell Phone Retailers to Display Radiation Output
Health

San Francisco Requires Cell Phone Retailers to Display Radiation Output

Technology

World Cup Broadcaster Now Blocking Vuvuzela Blare

Israeli Researchers To Host First International Robotic Handshaking Competition
Technology

Israeli Researchers To Host First International Robotic Handshaking Competition

After a Tense Delay, NASA’s GOES-15 Solar X-Ray Imager Sends Back First Pics
Technology

After a Tense Delay, NASA’s GOES-15 Solar X-Ray Imager Sends Back First Pics

Researchers Successfully Rehab Used Livers into Healthy Organs, and Transplant Them
Health

Researchers Successfully Rehab Used Livers into Healthy Organs, and Transplant Them

Meet the Robots On the Oil Leak’s Front Lines
Technology

Meet the Robots On the Oil Leak’s Front Lines

U.S. Air Force Adds Undergrad UAV Training, Makes Drone Pilot a Full-Fledged Career Choice
Technology

U.S. Air Force Adds Undergrad UAV Training, Makes Drone Pilot a Full-Fledged Career Choice

Federal Aviation Administration Exploring Possibilities of Unmanned Commercial Flight
Drones

Federal Aviation Administration Exploring Possibilities of Unmanned Commercial Flight

Passenger drones may take wing soon