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A transformation akin to damaged DNA

A transformation akin to damaged DNA

How finding molecular modeling changed Suse Broyde’s life

By | Posted February 7, 2013

Real life trolls on the loose

Real life trolls on the loose

Today’s U.S. Patent System stifles innovation and is a breeding ground for shady business deals

By | Posted November 16, 2012

Texting through the snow

Texting through the snow

Nokia makes touch screens glove-friendly

By | Posted November 2, 2012

The Faire In Action
Photo By Arielle Duhaime-Ross

What makes a maker? Maker Faire 2012

At The New York Maker Faire, scientists come in all shapes and sizes…and some of them use a lot of glitter.

By | Posted October 6, 2012

From plaster to programming

From plaster to programming

How borrowed technologies are changing paleontology

By | Posted June 7, 2012

Young, political, uncomfortable

Young, political, uncomfortable

A woman’s thoughts on men’s thoughts about women in the sciences

By | Posted May 18, 2012

Test-tube conservation

Test-tube conservation

Will emerging technologies save imperiled wildlife?

By | Posted March 28, 2012

The heartless Lorax that wouldn’t shut up

The heartless Lorax that wouldn’t shut up

Our favorites of the week

By | Posted March 2, 2012

Red with passion

Red with passion

The force behind NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program

By | Posted February 1, 2012

From index cards to information overload

From index cards to information overload

The perks and pitfalls of scientific databases

By | Posted January 31, 2012

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