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By Sep 16, 2014
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An Origami Microscope For Less Than a Dollar

Bringing microscopes where none have gone before.
By Sep 16, 2014
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How Reshma Saujani Is Building A Generation Of Girls Who Code

One woman's educational crusade to get girls interested in computer science
By Sep 15, 2014
DIY

5 Educational Programs For Learning By Making

These STEM efforts fuse physics and math with the joy of invention—just add glue.
By Sep 15, 2014
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A Shift in Nuclear Powers [Infographic]

The past and future of the world's nuclear reactors.
By Sep 11, 2014
Science

Map Maritime Treasures At The Bottom Of The Sea

Students help recast and preserve the history found in shipwrecks.
By Sep 11, 2014
Science

How A Guy Who Failed Physics Is Reinventing Higher Education

EdX CEO Anant Agarwal is digitizing his teaching—and every student can benefit.
By Sep 10, 2014
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The Perpetual Potential Of Nuclear

A classic theme that still radiates from the Popular Science archives
By Sep 8, 2014
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Investigate Alien Life—Without Leaving Earth

California high schoolers are helping NASA conduct high-level research.
By Sep 8, 2014
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The War Of Zeros And Ones

Military operations around the world are quickly expanding into the digital realm. With cyberwarfare, we’re all in the line of...
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The Helmet That Could Change Football

It's flexible, but it can really take a beating.