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California Looks to Raise Legal Smoking Age Krista DeJulio Health and fitnessLifestylePolitics February 9, 2015 160
Reinventing the wheel: How one company looks to change the way you bike Joe Sinicki Science and Technology December 5, 2013 76Every biker has been there. You’re almost at the end of your route and then boom, you’re met by a...
Bring out your dead: Squirrel in California tests positive for the plague Joe Sinicki Science and Technology July 29, 2013 305Health Department officials say not to panic
Researchers find new zombie ants in Brazilian jungle Joe Sinicki Science and Technology June 30, 2013 119Sophisticated spores target entire colonies.
Fascinating video shows ice shards forming in Minnesota lake Joe Sinicki Science and Technology April 29, 2013 60Go away winter.
Scientists create glow in the dark sheep — because why not? Joe Sinicki Science and Technology April 29, 2013 54Further research could lead to health benefits for humans.
Study says eating boogers may actually be good for your health Joe Sinicki Science and Technology April 27, 2013 273Professor thinks taboo habit may help build imune system.
New dinosaur discovered, named after Sauron from LOTR Joe Sinicki Earth and Environment November 8, 2012 9164Species identified for giant eye socket.
Planet discovered in star system nearest Earth Joe Sinicki Sci/Tech News October 16, 2012 122SETI to search for radio signals.
Ready to have your mind blown? Scientists think the universe may be a computer simulation Joe Sinicki Science and Technology October 16, 2012 346Yes, the whole world may really be against you.
Scientists demonstrate “information synchronicity” with quantum networks Sandra Giger Hard Science April 13, 2012 2866Quantum computing movement gets a huge boost
“Mythbusters” will premiere September 28 at 9 p.m. John M. Guilfoil Television August 29, 2011 302More rocket sleds promised
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Thanksgiving Harry Potter celebration in Fort Collins Eiko Watanabe Features November 23, 2010 14All Potter, all the time at museum
In Search of Memory review Allison Hughes Reviews April 20, 2010 228A new documentary examines how one man escaped Nazi oppression to become “the rock star of neuroscienceâ€
The Science of Love Alexandra Smolen FeaturesScience and Technology February 9, 2010 42What's behind the most confusing emotion in the world? We find out hearts have nothing to do with love-- it's the brain.
The Blast Interview: Kari Byron Danielle Visco TelevisionThe Blast InterviewThe Issue December 1, 2009 25648New mom talks about her life as a Mythbuster
Scientists create scaffold to grow new bones Michael Kaufmann Hard Science October 20, 2009 15A novel material that holds drugs directing synthesis of bone
Scientists announce first HIV vaccine to show protection Michael Kaufmann Health and fitness September 24, 2009 31Though limited in efficacy, science has proof of concept in an HIV vaccine.
NASA makes a levitation device that floats a mouse Michael Kaufmann Hard ScienceScience and Technology September 14, 2009 142It's not quite thwarting entropy, but we must finally be in the future!
Scientists visualize bonds in a single molecule Michael Kaufmann Hard ScienceSci/Tech NewsScience and Technology September 2, 2009 44Atomic force microscopy is the newest tool for seeing the small.
