Peter Gwynne
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My 1975 'Cooling World' Story Doesn't Make Today's Climate Scientists WrongIt's time for deniers of human-caused global warming to stop using an old magazine story as ammunition against the consensus of today's climate scientists.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Physicists and Archaeologists Tussle Over Long-Lost LeadMetal in ancient shipwrecks has value for both historians and scientists.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Optical Technique Sorts Grapes for Wine QualityNew system can automatically identify grape varietal and sugar content.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Nanotubes Could Help To Detect Lyme Disease EarlierUltramicroscopic technique may speed up diagnosis.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Pinholes And Plastic Wrap Send Sound Through WallsCommon kitchen item erases wall's barrier to sound.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Soccer's 'Electric' PotentialKicks on the field power lights at home.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Physicists Explore Secrets Of Hearing Sighs And WhispersBullfrogs' hair cells yield clues on how humans detect faint sounds.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Laser Helps Measure Brain ActivityNew tool may illuminate brain's inner workings.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Physicists Measure The Real Age of Skin'Virtual biopsy' technique may help assess effectiveness of skin products.
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The Science of Hitting the High NotesInnovative imaging technique reveals similarities between high and more common notes.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Unraveling the Secrets of the KnuckleballGaining insight about the unpredictable movement of knuckleballs by dropping beads into water.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Laser Pointer Might Provide Boost For ForensicsA new device promises to provide an inexpensive way of identifying traces of dangerous materials.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Cheaters, Cooperators, and Evolutionary TheoryUsing three strains of the common wild yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, researchers are attempting to help explain confusing results about selective pressures in evolutionary studies.
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Physics Knowledge Can Tilt the Odds of RouletteAn approach based on simple scientific ideas reveals how gamblers can win.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Making Drugs Inside the BodyExperiment provides first step toward using nanoparticles to manufacture cancer-fighting drugs.
By Peter Gwynne Published
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Playing Skillfully With a Loud NoiseNew technologies may help reduce supersonic jet takeoff noise.
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