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Could Apple’s media event Tuesday at the company’s Cupertino, Calif., headquarters possibly live up to the hype preceding it? Put it this way: if you’re an Apple fan you’ll probably love the tweaks that the company has made to iOS5 to better integrate the iPhone and iPad and their apps.
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1st place winner: Portrait of a green lacewing larva (20X) by the inimitable Igor Siwanowicz While science journalists’ attention remains focused on the Nobel prizes, another set of awards- rather diminutive in scope- were also released this morning. [More]
Read More »Making, Education, and Innovation: Inspiring Makers in Underrepresented Communities
Maker Faire invites young Makers to enter a world of innovation and imagination. [More]
Read More »Colorado Cat Missing for 5 Years Found in Manhattan
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Read More »Kabul Embassy Was Beefed Up after 1998 Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania
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Read More »Kabul Embassy Was Beefed Up after 1998 Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania
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Read More »Storm Center: New Tools for the Postmortem
Another storm has come and gone, and as the cleanup gets started another series of cities sends armies of people with clipboards out to survey, assess, reach out. [More]
Read More »Timeline Showcases Life of Scientific American Founder for Magazine’s 166th Anniversary
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Read More »The Earthquake App — circa 1859.
Okay, so we all had a swell time: the floor starts jiggling like a jello-mold, and those of us who didn’t run outside ran to Twitter, and it was on.
Read More »Prescient but Not Perfect: A Look Back at a 1966 Scientific American Article on Systems Analysis
A note from the Editor in Chief: Scientific American is celebrating its 166th year. [More]
Read More »How 5 Recent Social Uprisings Were Wired
BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) and other instant communication platforms have helped to fuel riots and find missing persons this week in some major UK cities. [More]
Read More »Take me out to the ball game, take me out to the Electrascore
Yesterday, baseball fans celebrated Opening Day of the 2011 season. In honor of that, I wanted to share an impressive and interesting invention featured in the September 28, 1912, issue of Scientific American : the Nokes Electrascore. [More]
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