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Quake-Catcher Network Harnesses Home ComputersQuake-Catcher Network acts as a motion-sensing network that sends data about ground shaking whenever it occurs.
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Teaching Science Policy With Creative NonfictionUsing storytelling to engage broad audiences on science policy issues
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How Liquid Crystal Displays Work in an eWriterThe Boogie Board eWriter is an alternative to paper products
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Secure and Simple Video ConferencingVSee is making video chat software that's secure and easy to use
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Touch Photography: Giving Computer Users a Feel for ThingsNovel technology records haptic sensations, allowing users to feel objects through computers
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A Safer Way to Listen to MusicAudio pioneer Stephen Ambrose of Asius Technologies invents devices that perfect sound quality and alleviate in-ear pressure and listener fatigue.
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Digital AustinMan Created to Study Cell Phone RadiationResearchers built AustinMan to study cell phone radiation on the human body
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Mystery, Math, Media: PBS's "Cyberchase" Gets It RightResearch shows PBS's "Cyberchase" helps kids learn math.
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Q & A: Demystifying Synthetic BiologyResearcher who designs and creates homemade yeast discusses the growing field of synthetic biology.
