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SCIENCE & TECH NEWS PORTALS
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Current science and technology events
Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation
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DISCOVER
Discover, Discover Magazine
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GlobalPost Technology
GlobalPost
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Inside Science News Service (ISNS)
InsideScience.org, American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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ISRAELI TECHNOLOGY
IsraCast™
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
nationalgeographic.com, National Geographic Society
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NewScientist.com
NewScientist.com
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NOVA - Science in the News
Australian Academy of Science (AAS)
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PhysLink.com
PhysLink.com
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PhysOrg.com
PhysOrg.com
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POPSCI.COM
Popular Science, Bonnier Corporation
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SCIENCE
WIRED NEWS, CondéNet, Inc.
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ScienceDaily
ScienceDaily Magazine
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Science in Africa
Science Magazine for Africa CC
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ScienCentralNEWS
ScienCentral, Inc.
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Science & Tech
Mail Online,
Associated Newspapers Ltd.
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Technology Review
Technology Review, Inc.,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Today’s Science News and Current Science Events
BrightSurf.com
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SCIENCE & TECH NEWS HEADLINES
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Discover | Technology
Japan Is Now Running on 0% Nuclear Power. That Means Using More Fossil Fuels. | 80beats,
Gross But Cool: Weaving Blood Vessels with Threads of Human Tissue | 80beats,
Big Idea: Physicists Carve a Niche in Time | DISCOVER,
Hot Science: Real-World Technology That Approaches "The Avengers" | DISCOVER,
Sourcemap: Slick App for Tracking the Supply Chain for Your Laptop (or Tuna or Nutella) | 80beats
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National Geographic News
Pictures: Elephant Underpass Reuniting Kenya Herds,
Everest Expedition Calls Off Risky West Ridge Climb,
Hundreds of Superflares Seen on Sunlike Stars,
Pictures: "Body Jars," Cliff Coffins Are Clues to Unknown Tribe,
Best Night-Sky Pictures of 2012 Named
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PhysOrg.com News
New Paleolithic remains found near the Liuhuaishan site in Bose Basin, Guangxi,
A new optical microscopy approach opens the door to better observations in molecular biology,
Slow-motion film reveals what happens when lizards drop their tails,
Frugal innovation,
Image: The shake, rattle and roar of the J-2X engine
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PopSci.com SciTech
LHC Test Could Lead to Hyperdrive Space Propulsion (Well, In Theory),
Miami Might Have New Spies in the Sky
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Reuters: Science
U.S., Russian crew blast off for space station,
Paralyzed woman uses thoughts to move robotic arm,
Children at risk as "button" battery use grows: study,
UK climate experiment canceled on patent concerns,
Maya lunar calendar notes discovered in Guatemala
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Reuters: Technology
Analysis: Facebook can't take Asian growth for granted,
Several brokerages stop taking Facebook IPO orders,
Samsung not seen quaking in boots over Apple-Elpida report,
Pinterest funding could value startup at $1.5 billion,
Ad execs say jury still out on Facebook as medium
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ScienceBlog
Biologists produce potential malarial vaccine from algae,
Crayfish have substance covering teeth astonishingly similar to human enamel,
‘Gaydar’ automatic and more accurate for women’s faces,
Muslim consumers: How do global brands become ‘infidels’?,
Why do consumers dislike corporate brands that get too familiar?
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Scientific American.com
Self-Worth Shattering: A Single Bomb Blast Can Saddle Soldiers with Debilitating Brain Trauma,
Track Record: Do Major Urban Subway Networks Evolve along Similar Patterns?,
Not-So-Quick Fix: ADHD Behavioral Therapy May Be More Effective Than Drugs in Long Run,
In Search of the Best (Energy) Ideas: A Q&A with ARPA-E's Arun Majumdar,
Ancient Time: Earliest Mayan Astronomical Calendar Unearthed in Guatemala Ruins
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The Curious Mind
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The world today has become one in which
technology, riding on the back of scientific advance, appears to lead
societal evolution. Travel and communication are two of the areas
in which this is profoundly evident. Advances in travel now allow anyone
to span distances in hours that, a century and a half ago, required weeks
or months to traverse. Communication is instantaneous and omnipresent
throughout most regions of the world.
While communication has become instantaneous, this in itself poses a
dilemma. With a flood of information deluging our senses, we are left
to the task of sifting through this maelstrom to discover what is truly
relevant. The search engine has not yet been devised which can strip
out the plethora of spurious data sources to deliver only relevant content.
This, then, has become our mission.
On this page you will find the most comprehensive collection of up-to-date
technology and science news sites discussing current events in
technology and science such as new scientific discoveries, recent
technological advances and breakthroughs, and the implications these
changes pose for the increasingly global and technology-dependent society
within which we live.
In addition to direct links to numerous technology and science portals and
websites, we have included a selection of RSS feeds delivering
real-time updates, thereby enabling you to quickly scan for the most recent
technology and science posts relevant to your interests. You can find
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We are proud to note that, at the time of this writing, a Google search
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topics or are just looking for a quick update with your morning cup of
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Authored by Kenneth L. Anderson.
Original article published 21 May 2009.
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