ScienceLives
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The Man Behind Today’s Radio Spectrum AuctionsEconomist Paul Milgrom on the surprisingly practical applications of his economic theories.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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Karen Panetta Makes Computer Engineering CoolComputer engineer Karen Panetta does science with her own style.
By Karen Panetta Published
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Studying Climate Change's Impact on Organisms and EcosystemsJessica Hellmann studies how species and ecosystems are affected by climate change.
By Jessica Hellmann Published
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Targeting the 'Upstream' Causes of Poor HealthStanford University epidemiologist looks at health from the outside in.
By Marilyn A. Winkleby Published
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Baratunde Cola is Engineering a Sustainable FutureFormer Vanderbilt University football player Baratimde Cola discusses his engineering research and mentoring role.
By Baratunde Cola Published
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Ocean Discovery Institute: Young Lives Transformed Through ScienceShara Fisler, founder of the Ocean Discovery Institute, inspires young people to discover the world around them.
By Shara Fisler Published
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Building Green Gas Technology Without a ManualRobert Coolman is on the cutting edge of biofuel research
By Robert Coolman Published
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Storytelling and Narrative in ScienceLee Gutkind tells stories to help describe topics such as science and medicine.
By Lee Gutkind Published
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The Internet – A 'Playground' for the SociologistScott Golder uses data from the social Web to understand the activities of millions of people.
By Scott A. Golder Published
