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Ensuring a pot of the famous melted cheese dish has the right material properties is key to enjoying it.
A New York district judge weighs in on using forensic science evidence in the courtroom.
New research suggests the idea of stone megaliths was spread by a mysterious seafaring culture from northwest France.
New research suggests that the language you speak may affect how you form memories -- even when the memory has nothing to do with words.
Chemical analysis shows presence of what was probably a primitive embalming fluid.
An analysis of more than 50 years of song lyrics identifies a dark trend in popular music.
Researchers develop artificial intelligence algorithm that plays against itself to master several classic games.
Algorithms for mixing and mastering audio are having a growing impact on what we hear.
Both can be made using the power of particle accelerators.
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