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 | The Real Matrix | 10.31.03 |
| While moviegoers anticipate the release of the final installment of The Matrix trilogy, physicists are working at unraveling its real-life counterpart—the parallel universes of string theory.
| | | Einstein’s Legacy | 10.24.03 |
| Is it possible to have one theory that explains everything in the universe, both large, like planets, and small, like atoms? Some physicists think such a theory might be on the horizon.
|  | Measuring Isabel | 09.17.03 |
| Whether or not a hurricane warrants an evacuation is a costly decision. Now new technology is helping scientists
decide when evacuation is necessary.
| | | Unsecured Radiation | 09.12.03 |
| With the concern over dirty bombs, you’d expect the security of radioactive material to be top notch. But that doesn’t seem to be the case at university campuses.
| | | Magnetic Medicine | 09.04.03 |
| Scientists have discovered liquids that can be manipulated by magnets. One nanotechnologist thinks he can make them useful to medicine by putting a spin on them.
| | | Mars Approaches | 08.26.03 |
| The orbits of Earth and Mars are closer than they’ve been for almost 60,000 years.
| | | Better Light Bulbs | 08.07.03 |
| Nanotechnology might help build light bulb that produces more light and less heat at lower cost.
| | | Gripping Stuff | 07.10.03 |
| Nanotechnologists are working on an adhesive that could help you match Spider-Man’s feats.
| | | Cancer in Color | 06.05.03 |
| Nanotechnology is offering much better views of cells’ constant and complex activity.
| | | Forecasting Terror | 06.03.03 |
| How do you forecast where a toxic or radioactive cloud is headed? A new report proposes turning a U.S. city into a lab for making those predictions fast and accurate.
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