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DOE Announces $620 Million in Smart Grid Project Grants
Environment

DOE Announces $620 Million in Smart Grid Project Grants

Revitalized LHC Manages to Collide Protons
Particle Physics

Revitalized LHC Manages to Collide Protons

CERN Successfully Brings Large Hadron Collider Back Online
Technology

CERN Successfully Brings Large Hadron Collider Back Online

Mourning the Death of the Meta Media Experience
Technology

Mourning the Death of the Meta Media Experience

Face it: On-demand is the future of TV. But is passive channel surfing and collective viewing something we won't know the value of until it's gone?

Corn
Technology

Decoded Corn Genome Promises Higher Yields, Better Biofuels, New Plastics

The Dubai Airshow As Seen From Orbit
Technology

The Dubai Airshow As Seen From Orbit

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Technology

Dubai Airshow 2009

iPhone Touchscreen Interface Puts Robot Control At Your Fingertips
Technology

iPhone Touchscreen Interface Puts Robot Control At Your Fingertips

Oceans on Europa Have Enough Oxygen to Support Space Fish
Moons

Oceans on Europa Have Enough Oxygen to Support Space Fish

Is Jupiter's moon populated by watery aliens?

National Security Agency’s Surveillance Data Could Fill Two States by 2015
Security

National Security Agency’s Surveillance Data Could Fill Two States by 2015

Where will the NSA house its secret yottabytes?

When the DoD’s Fantasy Projects Get Real: DARPA Monitors Student Minds, SOCOM Wants Robo-Go-Fast Boats, And More
Technology

When the DoD’s Fantasy Projects Get Real: DARPA Monitors Student Minds, SOCOM Wants Robo-Go-Fast Boats, And More

IEA Whistleblower Claims Agency Has Downplayed Looming Oil Shortage
Fossil Fuels

IEA Whistleblower Claims Agency Has Downplayed Looming Oil Shortage

According to a senior International Energy Agency official, the energy watchdog agency fears the truth would trigger panic buying

New Breed of Mice Retains Great Hearing (and Sex Lives) in Old Age
Science

New Breed of Mice Retains Great Hearing (and Sex Lives) in Old Age

Scientists cross mice that have normal hearing with prolific breeders to get the best of both worlds in a new super mouse

Wearable Artificial Intelligence Could Help Astronauts Troll Mars for Signs of Life
Mars

Wearable Artificial Intelligence Could Help Astronauts Troll Mars for Signs of Life

The First Martian Weatherman Forecasts Conditions on the Red Planet
Science

The First Martian Weatherman Forecasts Conditions on the Red Planet

As Space Collision Threat Looms, Pentagon Upgrades Its Monitoring of Satellites
Technology

As Space Collision Threat Looms, Pentagon Upgrades Its Monitoring of Satellites

The U.S. Air Force has upgraded its ability to predict possible satellite collisions, as the risk from space debris increases

Lawsuit Banning Human Gene Patents Continues, Court Rules
Science

Lawsuit Banning Human Gene Patents Continues, Court Rules

Why Astrophotography Is Worth the Trouble
Space

Why Astrophotography Is Worth the Trouble

(And the at-times-disappointing results)

Photo Captures Ares I-X’s Beautiful “Shock Egg”
Technology

Photo Captures Ares I-X’s Beautiful “Shock Egg”

Med Students Use P2P File Sharing To Get Restricted Access Papers
Technology

Med Students Use P2P File Sharing To Get Restricted Access Papers