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Sunbathers Take Out the Trash

Sunbathers Take Out the Trash

A beach may replace the sanitation department in Manhattan’s meatpacking district.

By Melissa Mahony | Posted July 31, 2006

Twenty Questions, Ten Million Synapses

Twenty Questions, Ten Million Synapses

Forget chess — this AI has mastered a classic parlor game.

By Karen Schrock | Posted July 28, 2006

Better than Bait

Better than Bait

Scientists are finally realizing what worm farmers like Dave Greninger have known for years.

By Alison Snyder | Posted July 27, 2006

Hurricane [your name here]

Hurricane [your name here]

Would you be excited about or wary of sharing your name with one of nature’s most destructive forces?

By Andrea Thompson | Posted July 26, 2006

Is it true that tomato sauce will get rid of the smell of a skunk?

Is it true that tomato sauce will get rid of the smell of a skunk?

-asks Travis Harr-Connole from Loveland, CO.

By Susan Cosier | Posted

Tanners Anonymous

Tanners Anonymous

Some people might be addicted to UV light.

By Sabina Borza | Posted

Green Buildings

Green Buildings

Conservation through architecture.

By Susan Cosier | Posted July 25, 2006

Physics on the Brink

Physics on the Brink

The much-anticipated Large Hadron Collider has physicists on the edge of their seats.

By Karen Schrock | Posted July 24, 2006

The Case of the Bubble Boy

The Case of the Bubble Boy

Maybe doctors and parents don’t always have our best interests in mind

By Sabina Borza | Posted July 23, 2006

Sponges: Not Just for Cleaning Anymore

Sponges: Not Just for Cleaning Anymore

Researchers use marine organisms for guidance in tackling engineering problems.

By Julie Leibach | Posted July 19, 2006

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