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J. (Jon) Michael Dunn, emeritus professor of philosophy, informatics, and computer science at Indiana University,
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The science and technology that can help save the ocean
Here on Earth, we have more detailed maps of Mars than of our own ocean,
Women in Politics: Elected Officials Remember Their Path to Public Service
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The truth about Christ lies in contradiction, philosopher finds
While the quest to explain how Christ can be both fully human and fully divine
‘RIP science and logic’: TV soap shows man getting ‘chand ka tudka’ to win over a woman, leaves netizens speechless
Indian TV shows are no longer just known for their elaborate and melodramatic themes, of
Leonard Nimoy to be honored with ‘Live Long and Prosper’ monument
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St. Raymond School students place second in Academic Decathlon
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Semiconductor qubits scale in two dimensions — ScienceDaily
The heart of any computer, its central processing unit, is built using semiconductor technology, which
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Notre Dame Students Win Honors at NKY Science Competition
Students from Notre Dame Academy won honors at the Science and Engineering Fair of Northern
The Quest to Tell Science from Pseudoscience
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The administration needs to follow the science // The Observer
How often has the administration told us that it “follows the science?” I, for one,
Art Meets Science at Athens Science Festival | various , video
ATHENS — What does artificial intelligence have in common with jazz music? How did the
These adorable puppies may help explain why dogs understand our body language | Science
A handful of the golden retriever pups used in a new study of pointing behavior
Reston’s ScienceLogic closed a $105M Series E funding round
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How to get started in quantum computing
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Second Edition of the Classic Handbook of Satisfiability just published
IMAGE: IOS Press is pleased to announce the publication of the second edition of the classic
5 ways to spot if someone is trying to mislead you when it comes to science
It’s not a new thing for people to try to mislead you when it comes