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Science labs in the cloud: Champagne discoveries, beer budget

Emerald Therapeutics and companies like it want to be the Amazon Web Services of bioscience. If they succeed, they could potentially speed the big, breakthrough discoveries.

Cyberattack on Penn State exposes passwords of 18K people

The university's president apologizes for a "sophisticated" security breach that Penn says involved an attack launched from China.

Robo-car, go! Google's self-driving prototypes head to public roadways

The vehicles will soon take to the streets of Google's hometown to see how they fare in real traffic -- and how we respond.

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