Mollusks on the ocean floor.
08.20.08
New sea change forecasts present a slimy picture
Column: Overfishing, a potential mollusk invasion, and the rise of slime threaten ocean ecology.
08.15.08
Screen wars: stealing TV’s ‘eyeball’ share
Television, the long-dominant medium, becomes just one of many video outlets.
Reporter Greg Lamb discusses the evolving nature of television programming, and why it may move away from the television altogether.
Gregory M. Lamb
08.14.08
A 3-D look down the RabbitHole
Poster-size moving holograms set to invade ads and art.
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08.14.08 iPhone apps are fun and quirky – but are they safe?You can link to webcams or make yourself sound like a cartoon. But you might also pick up a virus. |
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08.08.08 An asteroid cop gets ready to patrolSet for launch in 2010, a Canadian satellite will look for near-Earth asteroids that could pose a threat to the planet. Reporter Patti Lane discusses some possible methods to prevent asteroid impacts. Reporter Patti Lane |
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08.07.08 Europe’s Large Hadron Collider tests the bounds of physics – and budgetsScientists look for technologies to push particles faster, better, and cheaper. Reporter Peter N. Spotts discusses the end of American leadership in high-energy physics. Reporter Peter N. Spotts |
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08.06.08 Will Google search favor Google content?The search giant’s new online encyclopedia raises concerns about conflict of interest. Reporter Ben Arnoldy discusses whether Google needs an ombudsman. Reporter Ben Arnoldy |
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08.06.08 An unexpected find on MarsPerchlorate exists, too, in soils on Earth. Its presence probably has little bearing on prospects for life on Mars, scientists say. Reporter Peter N. Spotts discusses the challenges of verifying data from a place as distant as Mars. Reporter Peter N. Spotts |
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07.23.08 A water pump for the people |
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07.17.08 Online tales of everyday heroes |
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07.16.08 Pittsburgh is robot country |
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07.16.08 Rise in lawsuits against bloggers |
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07.11.08 The field narrows for e-books |
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07.09.08 ISPs enter the targeted ad game |








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US to convert coal for jets
The Air Force wants to build a coal-to-liquids plant in Montana. The process, used by the Germans in World War II, would utilize America's vast resources of coal rather than foreign oil.
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