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What do algae blooms have to do with South American genocides? Computer companies searching for patterns amongst unfathomable amounts of data are changing how we do science.
To keep power use down, tomorrow's microchips will rely on light beams to transfer data rather than electricity. That's good for the US, which still has an advantage in chip manufacturing.
A California-based company has developed a breath test that can identify lung cancer with 83 percent accuracy and can distinguish between different types of cancer.
Taiwanese scientists are using the mathematics of chaos theory to determine the unique numerical features that underlie the pattern of your heartbeat, which never repeats itself.
As budget cuts hit NASA, the space agency will seek out international partners for a new manned mission that will take humans further into space than ever before.
Breathing air pollution is worse for your heart than your lungs, say scientists. A new study reveals that even one day's exposure to chemicals in the air increases heart attack rates.
Scientists have agreed on boosting power levels at the Large Hadron Collider by 14 percent. 2012 should settle once and for all the question of the Higgs boson's existence.