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A hang out for those interested in the multitude of innovations and the discoveries that lead to them. The environment, from the deep seas to space, medical, IT and any other category of science are acceptable. Discussions on the advantages, disadvantages or possible unintended consequences in the real world are encouraged.
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149Innovation Don’t invent, evolve Oct 3rd 2007 From Economist.com The inventor’s Sun Tzu-10/8/2007
148The U.S. Air Force won the Ig Nobel Peace Prize this year for its proposal to deSun Tzu-10/5/2007
147Zippo. Has to do with the moderator and his anti-semitism. I am not staying aroumichael97123-7/24/2007
146 What does that have to do with science or innovation?TimF-7/24/2007
145Message 23718033michael97123-7/24/2007
144Gecko, Mussel Powers Combined in New Sticky Adhesive news.nationalgeographic.com~digs-7/22/2007
143Finding the Speed of Light with Marshmallows-A Take-Home Lab physics.umd.eduTimF-7/12/2007
142A Post for the Science club thread; What Happened Before the Big Bang? Click on dvdw©-7/3/2007
141The iPhone As Crowning Achievement? Um, Hel-lo? By Paul Farhi Washington Post Sjttmab-6/29/2007
140Life on Mars? Scientists say pictures are first evidence of flowing water ·jttmab-6/27/2007
139Scientists battle to build biggest supercomputer · Sun's £30m devjttmab-6/27/2007
138Two year old's IQ on a par with Hawking Just short of Vorderman though By Jojttmab-6/26/2007
137German Scientists to Sequence Neanderthal Genome After the sequencing of the hujttmab-6/26/2007
136Japanese humanoid happy to work on in the rain <img src='http://www.physjttmab-6/26/2007
135Japanese firm unveils artificial hand with 'air muscles' A Japanese robjttmab-6/26/2007
134Nanotechnology Toxicity Controls Proposed dailytech.com or dailytech.comTimF-6/7/2007
133Serious diseases genes revealed A major advance in understanding the genetics bjttmab-6/6/2007
132Green light for flash fantastic By Jonathan Amos Science reporter, BBC News A TimF-6/6/2007
131Canadian physicists report an electrifying discovery Researcher predicts tech reTimF-6/1/2007
130In A First, Scientists Develop Tiny Implantable Biocomputers 26 May 2007 Resjttmab-5/27/2007
129The X-Mice If scientists can create mice with human vision, can they engineer uTimF-5/22/2007
128Researchers tinker with bacteria to store data These days, data get stored on dTimF-5/22/2007
127Diabetes Drug Use Spikes in Girls (AP) -- The number of adolescent girls takingjttmab-5/16/2007
126Parents pass on genes for reasoning and memory It seems you owe your brains to jttmab-5/13/2007
125Researchers Simulate Mouse Brain on Computer Michael Hoffman (Blog) - April 30, TimF-4/30/2007
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