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FAQ: All about coal--a necessary evil

December 3, 2007 Coal is probably a fact of life. The problem is how to burn it. We answer some of questions surrounding the fuel and how scientists might make it more eco-friendly.Photos: Coal addiction TAGS: coal, BTU, ton, China, India, nuclear power, Russia, U.S., energy, scientist, Adobe PDF

Why Johnny can't code

March 3, 2005 EMC chief Joe Tucci warns that the United States is falling dangerously behind in math and science skills. TAGS: math, mathematics, science, K-12, U.S., scientist, talent, nation, America, teacher

Gore urges scientists to warn public about global warming

December 14, 2006 Global warming is going on, says Al Gore, and scientists need to help spread the word. Video: Is the government censoring science? Video: Former VP on American media consumption TAGS: global warming, scientist, Al Gore, VP, audience, researcher, conference, TV, U.S., video, idea

New supercomputer finds home in Europe

March 14, 2006 Research center in Germany hopes Julicher Blue Gene/L can help stem the brain drain of top scientists to U.S. TAGS: supercomputer, Blue Gene/L, Blue Gene, Germany, Europe, modeling, scientist, IBM Corp., U.S.

Scientists seek cold, hard facts on polar changes

March 2, 2007 Major international effort to push multidisciplinary research at the North and South Poles as concern mounts over global warming.Images: A century of polar exploration TAGS: scientist, stamp, region, ice, science, collaboration, satellite, project, U.S.

Microgravity tech could sway stem cell debate

August 18, 2005 Newly discovered cells can develop into body tissue, potentially curbing ethical debates over the use of embryonic stem cells. Photo: Bioreactor at work TAGS: stem-cell, cell, blood, scientist, environment, U.S.

Scientists ponder next 50 years of space exploration

September 20, 2007 NASA holds two-day conference to look at the last--and next--50 years in space exploration. TAGS: exploration, universe, frontier, scientist, engineer, aerospace, view, knowledge, conference, U.S.

U.S. mulls new digital-signature standard

November 1, 2005 After a flaw was found in a decade-old algorithm used to create and verify digital signatures in e-mail and on the Web, the U.S. government is trying to find a solution. TAGS: SHA-1, fingerprint, algorithm, digital signature, data security, scientist, flaw, standard, professor, researcher, U.S., e-mail, operating system, Microsoft Corp.

Nobel laureate rings energy alarm bell

December 16, 2004 If the government doesn't start funding energy research, future generations might end up living in dark, nanotech scientist says. TAGS: energy, Nobel prize, solar energy, scientist, student, U.S.

HP to open lab in Russia

January 22, 2007 Lab will primarily concentrate on core IT issues such as data extraction, information management and utility computing. TAGS: Russia, lab, utility computing, information management, India, talent, China, HP, information technology, scientist, U.S.

BP to fund biofuel research institute

February 2, 2007 California and Illinois schools beat out competitors for a $500 million grant from the oil giant that will fund a new, huge energy lab. TAGS: British Petroleum Co plc, grant, lab, petroleum, transportation, biology, university, scientist, CEO, school, California, U.S.

LucasArts tries to get back in the game

May 3, 2007 Looking to move beyond its reputation for Star Wars games, company has an upcoming title whose innovative weapon system brings new meaning to the term "turf battle."Images: The futuristic world of ... TAGS: LucasArts, AMD Pacifica, franchise, Star Wars, alliance, global warming, weapon, video game, San Francisco, scientist, U.S., games, Microsoft Corp., video
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