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Featured in brilliant 10 2011

By Oct 20, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Sludge Miner

Scanning the genomes of an entire ecosystem will help scientists understand carbon sequestration
By Oct 19, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: Molecular Filmmaker

Capturing the motion of macromolecules will help researchers make better HIV drugs
By Oct 17, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Neuron Observer

Staring into the brains of fruit flies could clarify the connection between genes and behaviors
By Oct 17, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Chemical Catcher

Trapping and preserving biomarkers will help doctors detect cancer sooner
By Oct 15, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Chemical Mechanic

Attaching fluorines to medicine makes it more effective
By Oct 14, 2011
Technology

Brilliant 10: The Robot Trainer

Crowdsourcing will help robots learn complex tasks the same way children do
By Oct 12, 2011
Technology

Brilliant 10: Sun Diver

Flying a heat-resistant probe near the sun will reveal the physics of solar plasma
By Oct 12, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Computational Contortionist

Rendering complex objects realistically requires a whole new kind of geometry
By Oct 11, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Light Wrangler

Using metal chips and light, clinicians will be able to detect viruses in even rural medical clinics
By Oct 10, 2011
Science

Brilliant 10: The Butterfly Pharmacist

Watching how insects use plants shows that self-medication isn’t just for complex animals