
Denise Chow
Denise Chow was the assistant managing editor at Live Science before moving to NBC News as a science reporter, where she focuses on general science and climate change. Before joining the Live Science team in 2013, she spent two years as a staff writer for Space.com, writing about rocket launches and covering NASA's final three space shuttle missions. A Canadian transplant, Denise has a bachelor's degree from the University of Toronto, and a master's degree in journalism from New York University.
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Climate Study: Rising Seas Could Wipe Out Many Cultural LandmarksBy Denise Chow Published
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Bird Strikes Problematic for Military Helicopters, Study FindsBy Denise Chow Published
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Barely There? Chinese Company Debuts World's Thinnest CondomIt's so thin it set records. A Chinese company has created the world's thinnest latex condom, snagging the Guinness World Record for the barely-there wrapper.
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Wavy vs. Straight: Physics of Curly Hair Teased OutThe first detailed model of a 3D strand of curly hair has been created, a development that could be a boon for the film and computer animation industries, researchers say.
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'Shark's Eye' Videos Capture Predators' Mysterious HabitsBy Denise Chow Published
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Top Secret: Boeing Unveils Secure Smartphone That Can 'Self-Destruct'By Denise Chow Published
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Tornadoes in February? Why That's Not UncommonBy Denise Chow Published
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Smartphone-Piloted Drones Could Support US Troops on Front LinesThe U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, is developing a military drone capable of avoiding hostile threats on the ground, such as ambushes and improvised explosive devices.
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Brain Imaging Shows the Language of MusicBy Denise Chow Published
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Anti-Drone Laws Pass in Washington State & WisconsinDrone policy in the United States is heating up. Washington state passed a law this week to limit the government's use of drones, becoming the 10th state to enact anti-drone legislation.
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Famous Star Explosion Lit by Ultrafast Mach 1,000 Shock WaveBy Denise Chow Published
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Largest Lake in Iran Is DisappearingBy Denise Chow Published
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12-Year-Old Invents Braille Printer Using Lego SetBy Denise Chow Published
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Flying Bat-Inspired Robots May Take to the SkiesResearchers at Virginia Tech studied how fruit bats use their wings to manipulate the air around them. The findings could inspire new designs of flying robots.
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Photos from Above: 8 Cool Camera-Carrying DronesBy Denise Chow Published
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Military's 'Iron Man' Suit May Be Ready to Test This SummerThe first prototypes of a high-tech suit of armor that could give soldiers superhuman abilities could be ready to test this summer, according to top military officials.
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Woo at the Zoo: Animals Win Hearts on Valentine's DayBy Denise Chow Published
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Valentine's Day: Geeky Gift Ideas For Your SweetheartBy Denise Chow Published
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Termite-Inspired Robots Could Be Future Construction WorkersBy Denise Chow Published
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Why the South's Ice Storm Was So DestructiveBy Denise Chow Published
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Why Is It So Hard To Forecast Winter Storms?By Denise Chow Published
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'RoboCop': When Will Cyborgs Walk Among Humans?In this month's reboot of the classic "RoboCop" film, scientists create a superhuman crime fighter that is half man and half robot, but how realistic is this technology?
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Gallery: 'RoboCop' Showcases Futuristic Robot TechnologyThe 2014 reboot of the classic "RoboCop" film stars Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton and Samuel L. Jackson.
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TomTom Multi-Sport GPS Watch: Sports Watch ReviewA review of the TomTom Multi-Sport GPS Watch, a sports watch billed as an easy way for active individuals to track their exercise goals, progress and training.
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