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Tag Archives: technology

23.02.14

Journal Editors Get Twitter-Savvy

Science journal editors are the air traffic controllers of the science...
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26.07.11

Researchers switch on genes with blue pulse

Scientists have developed a technique that could be used to deliver...
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19.05.11

Now That’s a Big Number

Worried about having enough hard drive space to store all of...
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19.05.11

Organ Development in 3D

If you ever wanted to know how the inner organs of...
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12.02.11

May the Best Analyst Win

LAST MAY, JURE ŽBONTAR, A 25-YEAR-OLD computer scientist at the University...
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22.11.10

Your Blood Holds Clues to Your Birthday

The scene at the nursing home is grim. An elderly man...
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13.07.10

Shaping up HIV

In the 1960s, a Danish company, seeking to improve on the...
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21.11.09

Open Science

What is open science? I talk to Michael...
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21.11.09

Forensic linguistics and sentiment analysis

What do your text messages say about you? I investigate forensic...
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20.11.09

Elastic electronics see better

A new camera designed with a curved detection surface allows imaging...
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