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NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) observatory, on a United Launch Alliance Delta II rocket

Space/ AstroPhysics

NASA Launches Groundbreaking Soil Moisture…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 1, 2015

Planck and the cosmic microwave background

Planck: Gravitational waves remain elusive

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 1, 2015

Dr. Jan Camenisch, cryptographer and data privacy scientist at IBM Research holds a piece of the IBM identity Mixer algorithm.

Computer Science Other

Sophisticated Cryptograpahic Algorithm Prevents Unwanted…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 1, 2015

Pictured is a sphere with a combination of hexagons and labyrinthine patterns, and a more complex, torus-shaped object with hexagonal dimples.

Curiosity Research

Predictions over fingerprints and wrinkles

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 3, 2015

Issues over E- cigarette

Issues over E- cigarette

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 3, 2015

“In nanomedicine we need to understand physical phenomena on a nano scale, forming as correct a picture as possible of molecular phenomena. In this context, quantum chemical calculations are important,” says Michele Cascella. Courtesy of Hanne Utigard

Quantum Chemistry Closing in on…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 4, 2015

Dragon approaches Station

Space/ AstroPhysics

Fresh supplies and experiments for Samantha

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 14, 2015

Vision system for household robots

Vision system for household robots

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 14, 2015

The disappearance of the cosmic spinning top

The disappearance of the cosmic spinning top

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 14, 2015

Fructose is more toxic to mice than table sugar

Fructose is more toxic to mice than table sugar

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 14, 2015

Why sign rights treaties?

Computer Science Economics Other Political Science Social Science

Why sign rights treaties?

RevoScience Oct 21, 2014

Getting the salt out

Getting the salt out

RevoScience Oct 22, 2014

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