Scientists have transformed the way we think and live throughout the centuries. What are the most important scientific discoveries of all time? In no particular order, we present the top 100 in eight different categories.
| science.discovery.com | | the 20/01/2010 |  | 1 Comments |
In the field of stem cells, China is showing that it can do world-class science. It is a shame, then, that so many fraudsters operate and that officialdom turns a blind eye
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| economist.com | | the 19/01/2010 |  | Add or View Comment |
Unlike Audi and friends, Mercedes has actually had its eye on non-gasoline burning vehicles for some while. According to a recent interview, Daimler's chief executive was quoted as saying that an "electric Smart [was planned] for 2010," and he continued[...]
| engadget.com | | the 09/12/2009 |  | 1 Comments |
THERE is an awesome amount of energy tied up in an atom of uranium. Because of that, projections of the price of nuclear power tend to focus on the cost of building the plant rather than that of fuelling it. But proponents of nuclear energy—who argue,[...]
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| economist.com | | the 09/12/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
A people's history of the internet:
| guardian.co.uk | | the 02/12/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
The Large Hadron Collider smashed its first proton beams together yesterday, three days after it was restarted following a 14-month shutdown for repairs.
| timesonline.co.uk | | the 25/11/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
Few tourists brave the violent streets of Baghdad to view the treasures of the Iraqi capital’s National Museum. Now there is one more reason to stay away.
| timesonline.co.uk | | the 25/11/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
The debate over whether Monsanto is a corporate sinner or saint
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| economist.com | | the 23/11/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
NASA’s new Ares I-X rocket was launched successfully from the Kennedy Space Centre, in Florida, on October 28th. It is part of the American space agency’s programme to replace its ageing shuttles and create a vehicle that could take people to the[...]
| economist.com | | the 11/11/2009 |  | Add or View Comment |
Researchers have taken the first step towards curing deafness with stem cells grown in the laboratory.
| guardian.co.uk | | the 03/04/2009 |  | 1 Comments |