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One of my students asked me the other day why I like science so much.
Ocean science robot revolution hits symbolic millionth milestone
An innovative global observing system based on drifting sensors cycling from the surface to the
Open Internet: UN Human Rights Day’s Spotlight on Inclusion and Participation
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EPO and SIPO launch Chinese-English machine translation for patents
Brussels, 6 December 2012 — Breaking new ground in providing access to the most comprehensive
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The Case for Neptune
Take a moment to consider Neptune. The eighth planet in our solar system, the planet
Best of Australian Science: November 2012
It’s the last day of November, my research project is getting into its final stage,
Hands on Science in the Early Years
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Internet Society: Global Internet User Survey Reveals Attitudes, Usage, and Behavior
A worldwide survey of more than 10,000 Internet users in 20 countries conducted by the
Citizen Science
Citizen Scientists An interesting report released last week from the UK Environmental Observation Framework reveals the benefit
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Angela Saini, in her book Geek Nation: how Indian science is taking over the world,
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