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Scientists Discover a Way to Make 3D Objects Invisible

The “invisible” man has existed in popular culture from times immemorial. Now, scientists have almost brought that invisibility to our closets. Read more

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And Now For Something Completely Different 5: The Merck Index Challenge

Sorry things have been so quiet around here; it's been a hectic month! Here's something silly born of an unusual conversation over coffee. The office microwave: unnecessary... Read more

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