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Michelle Po23 January 2012

From photons to photos, an outline of how digital imaging works.

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Crystal Vincent23 January 2012

What makes for a good New Year's resolution? Learning more about how your brain forms and breaks habits!

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Andrew H 23 January 2012

A plan is underway in Europe to create the ultimate energy network, linking the sunshine of northern Africa, the geothermal energy of underground volcanic activity in Iceland, and the Scandinavian winds in north Europe.

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Sandy Marie Bonny 23 January 2012

You put the CO2 in (to the atmosphere), you take the CO2 out...or at least you shake it all about!

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Derek van Pel23 January 2012

Although one may not think of a "cardboard" box as the latest invention, it may be what could 'save the world!

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Zahra Hassanali 23 January 2012

Is it really possible to lock lips, literally? Well, you can all breathe a little easier now. Locking braces is extremely rare.

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Genie Leung 23 January 2012

Robots have been entertaining us for years, but how close are we to this "futuristic" technology? Humanoid robots exist today; just look at Honda's ASIMO, Sony's QRIO, or Mitsubishi's Wakamaru.

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Andrew H 23 January 2012

Despite what your parents may say, playing video games can be useful. Studies have shown that they can assist with development of advanced hand-eye coordination, problem solving and logical thinking skills, etc.

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Zahra Hassanali 23 January 2012

It is surprising how a simple trip to the grocery store can be incredibly intimidating nowadays.

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Seth Gilchrist 23 January 2012

Here's a riddle for you: What material can be found in the grocery store, the music store, under roads and in the hospital? Give up? The answer is polystyrene!

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