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Space, Physics, and Math
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Ashley Taylor • July 16, 2012
The evolution of Merce Cunningham's "Loops"
Justine E. Hausheer • June 7, 2012
How borrowed technologies are changing paleontology
Benjamin Plackett • March 29, 2012
Sensible response to Iran and its nuclear ambitions means understanding the science behind the sanctions.
Allison T. McCann • March 19, 2012
How will smart technologies affect our cognitive ability?
Virat Markandeya • March 7, 2012
A composer pricks his ears up for NASA and helps make a discovery
Taylor Kubota • March 5, 2012
A conversation with NYU professor Jan Plass
Jonathan Chang • February 4, 2012
Sometimes, it's better to keep it sweet and simple
Allison T. McCann • February 1, 2012
The force behind NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program
Justine E. Hausheer • January 22, 2012
Gerta Keller’s controversial dinosaur-extinction theory
Ashley Taylor • January 13, 2012
Undersea volcano blows earlier than geologists predicted
Allison T. McCann • January 12, 2012
Envisioning a world of thought-controlled computing
Allison T. McCann • December 13, 2011
Sleep detection technologies still lack the most accurate indicator of drowsiness
Miriam Kramer • November 30, 2011
Dale Andersen, a researcher at the SETI Institute, discusses everything from microbes in Antarctica to intelligent extraterrestrials.
Miriam Kramer • October 31, 2011
These movies won’t help. Scienceline presents a roundup of the best (and worst) nuclear horror flicks
Joseph Castro • April 28, 2011
The Tevatron’s impending shut down has upset many, but is there really anything to be angry about?