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January's coolest science stories summed up.
Scientists use ordinary equipment to reveal a hidden picture based on its shadow.
New system uses a supercomputer and crowd-sourced observations to improve short-term world weather predictions.
Scientists create an algorithm to translate text into different literary styles of the Bible.
The revolutionary discovery allowed engineers to build cheaper hard drives with higher storage capacity.
Results from a new survey reveal cultural differences in whom participants prefer to be spared in fatal accidents.
Defects in crystals may be useful for designing spintronic devices, which use the magnetic properties of electrons for processing information.
With civility and democracy on the line, bots, trolls, and their hunters are waging a cat-and-mouse game on the internet.
The major war between law enforcement and cell phone manufacturers is mostly over.
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