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Extreme Machines: What Science Needs from Computers

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Nanoscientists Find Long-Sought Majorana Particle

NASA's WISE Mission Sees Skies Ablaze With Blazars

"Cosmic Mirages" Confirm Accelerated Cosmic Expansion

South Pole Telescope Homes in on Dark Energy, Neutrinos

New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

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Extreme Machines: What Science Needs from Computers

Nanoscientists Find Long-Sought Majorana Particle

NASA's WISE Mission Sees Skies Ablaze With Blazars

"Cosmic Mirages" Confirm Accelerated Cosmic Expansion

South Pole Telescope Homes in on Dark Energy, Neutrinos

New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

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Nanoscientists Find Long-Sought Majorana Particle

NASA's WISE Mission Sees Skies Ablaze With Blazars

"Cosmic Mirages" Confirm Accelerated Cosmic Expansion

South Pole Telescope Homes in on Dark Energy, Neutrinos

New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

Extreme Machines: What Science Needs from Computers