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Australian researchers capture image of atom
06 Jul 2012
The techniques could be used for the creation of extremely high-res biological imaging systems, to monitor samples like DNA without damaging them
CERN has a glimpse of 'God particle'
04 Jul 2012
The next step will be to determine the precise nature of the particle and its significance for our understanding of the universe
S&T ministry to plan agenda for 12th Plan
03 Jul 2012
Book details a new model for sharing water
03 Jul 2012
Research team maps the nuclear landscape
28 Jun 2012
Lead from gasoline discovered in Indian Ocean
By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 27 Jun 2012
Farming and biodiversity can coexist, say Stanford researchers
By Rajiv Shankar | 26 Jun 2012
How computing is changing the architect’s job
25 Jun 2012
Kolkata’s Dibyendu Nandi wins US science prize
23 Jun 2012
Quantum storage system with long-term memory
21 Jun 2012
Making it easier to build secure Web applications
By By Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office | 19 Jun 2012
An orbiting telescope sees the universe's X-rays
19 Jun 2012
Small worlds come into focus with new microscope
18 Jun 2012
In countries where cooking can kill, Stanford researchers try to promote safer stoves
By By Adam Gorlick | 13 Jun 2012
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