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- 60-Second Tech Technology
NYC School Computers Are MIA
New York City public schools are missing hundreds and possibly thousands of computers, due to poor record keeping, theft, corruption, or some combo. Larry Greenemeier reports.
- 60-Second Mind Mind & Brain
Bouncy Gait Improves Mood
If you're in an up mood, you may walk more energetically. But a study finds that purposefully walking more energetically may improve your mood. Christie Nicholson reports.
- Video Space
5 Remarkable Facts about the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) - The Countdown #39
What causes the sky near Earth's poles to light up with swirling, colorful light? In this episode of the Countdown, we explore the physics behind auroras and more. - Nature Space
Giant Dunes on Saturn Moon Track Its Ancient Climate
Dune shapes on Titan reflect long-term weather patterns that result from winds and the moon's orbital wobbles - Nature Health
Ebola: An Eyewitness Account from Sierra Leone, Dec. 7
Nature reports from the front line of the outbreak - News More Science
Billionaire's New Science Institute Plans 'Google Maps' View Of Cells
Big visions for cell biology prompted Paul Allen to launch the Allen Institute for Cell Science, and new director Rick Horwitz explains its new way of seeing cells. - Cross-Check Evolution
Edward Wilson’s Thrilling Prophecy of “Paradise” on Earth
Edward Wilson has earned the right to title his latest book The Meaning of Human Existence, which coming from almost any other author would sound laughably pretentious. - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 6 Health
Prospects for Treating Chronic Pain Are Improving
Burning. Aching. Shooting. Whatever form it takes, chronic pain can defy treatment. New insights into the causes are leading to fresh ideas for combating it - 60-Second Science More Science
Summer Teen Jobs Cut Violence
A study following teens who had summer jobs found violent crime in that population almost cut in half, during and following the employment. Cynthia Graber reports
- Climate Central Energy & Sustainability
Lima Climate Talks Face Critical Test
Despite the agreement between the U.S. and China there are still many areas of disagreement at international talks to curb global warming - News Technology
Scientific American’s 2014 Gadget Guide: 10 Technologies That Boost Mobile Devices
More than ever, there’s an app for that (and that, and that). SA examines new devices that enhance smartphones and tablets - Antarctica: Life on Ice Energy & Sustainability
Strange Life in an Improbable Place
Once similar to the U.S. Pacific Northwest, Antarctica now demands that life adapt to extreme cold—which explains, for instance, the existence of fish there that make their own antifreeze and lack red blood - News Health
Ebola Infections Fewer Than Predicted by Disease Models
Improvements in health care and other uncertainties make accurate forecasts difficult - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 6 More Science
World Changing Ideas 2014
10 problem-solving, planet-improving, lifesaving advances set to drive progress in the years ahead - News Space
2 Futures Can Explain Time's Mysterious Past
New theories suggest the big bang was not the beginning, and that we may live in the past of a parallel universe - Scientific American Mind Volume 25, Issue 6 Mind & Brain
Electric Brain Therapies Improve Their Aim
Noninvasive fields zap specific areas - Reuters Energy & Sustainability
Typhoon-Hammered Philippines in "Fight for Our Survival"
The Philippines' long experience coping with flooding and typhoons may not be enough to cope with the worsening impacts of climate change, the country’s climate chief warned - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 6 Technology
Power to the Internet of Things
Four novel energy-gathering methods will keep gadgets abuzz - Scientific American Mind Volume 25, Issue 6 Mind & Brain
10 Mobile Apps That Deliver Advice and Therapy
Mobile apps help you manage your mental health - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 6 More Science
High School Robotics Team Demonstrates Tough Road for Undocumented Immigrants
A new book and film highlight the story of four brilliant teenagers who try to chase the American dream
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