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• 20 Amazing Science Facts That You Never Knew

  

  The universe is filled with undiscovered wonderful things. And, to help you discover few of those amazing stuff , I’ve lined up these 20 awesome and weird... Read more

  The 17 January 2013 by   Nrjperera
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• The Spawn of SPAUN

  

  SPAUN (Semantic Pointer Architecture Unified Network) is a model of a functioning brain out of Chris Eliasmith’s group at the University of Waterloo. Read more

  The 16 January 2013 by   Ccc1685
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• IBM Predicts "Sensitive" Computers

  

  Each year IBM offers five technologies that its scientists believe will change the world within the next years. They call it "The 5 in 5" forecast. Read more

  The 16 January 2013 by   Stephendeangelis
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• Titles in Evolution

  

  Can you spot the odd one out in today's list of titles in evolutionary biology? The category is open, though. For example, the journal Evolution insists on its... Read more

  The 16 January 2013 by   Bjornostman
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• Regionalization is on the Rise

  

  "Globalisation isn't as simple – or as flat – as you might think," writes Andrew Bowman, "It's uneven and has been knocked by the financial crisis. In some ways... Read more

  The 15 January 2013 by   Stephendeangelis
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• Our Earthwatch Heroes

  

  From December 30th until January 10th a group of nine Earthwatch volunteers from the United States and Canada came to help with the Primate and Predator... Read more

  The 15 January 2013 by   Iratemonkey
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• Microsoft Expands Gaming Past Our TV’s with IllumiRoom

  

  Microsoft is up for neat stuff lately, this is one of them. Here’s a concept video of Microsoft’s IllumiRoom technology, which is a projection system that... Read more

  The 14 January 2013 by   Ningauble
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• Geological History and the Importance of Pegmatite Veins.

  

  Pegmatite veins are common in almost all the rock type in Ranchi city of India.byDr. Nitish Priyadarshi Pegmatite, meaning “joined together,” was first applied... Read more

  The 14 January 2013 by   Priyadarshi
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• Binge Drinking in America

  

  And the numbers are… fuzzy. Public health officials in the UK have been wringing their hands for some time now over perceived rates of binge drinking among the... Read more

  The 13 January 2013 by   Dirkh
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• How I Accidentally Built Relationships With My Students

  Last week my life was filled with grades, scoring, more grades, parent phone calls about grades, and even grades other teachers were giving students (one of... Read more

  The 13 January 2013 by   Mrsebiology
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