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Joseph Dexter: Big into Microfluidics
07.30.2008
- This 2008 ISEF finalist tells us about his work developing a microchip used for facilitating a large number of very small chemical reactions in a short time.
What's Happening!
Cogito Interview: Kathie Olsen, Neuroscientist and NSF Deputy Director
Cogito
, 07.18.2008
Read her answers to questions about the differences between female and male brains, being a neurobiologist, the NSF’s opportunities for pre-college students, and more.
'Giant Leap' for Clean Energy
by Anne Trafton
MIT News
, 07.31.2008
MIT researchers have overcome a major barrier to large-scale solar power: an inexpensive process for storing solar energy.
Capturing Carbon
PBS NOVA ScienceNOW
, 07.02.2008
Find out how an eighth-grader's science fair project inspired her scientist father to develop a new way to pull excess CO2 out of the atmosphere. (12 min)
Cogito Snapshots: Research and the Earth
Cogito
, 07.01.2008
A series of snapshots about how researchers think about and try to protect the environment. We've got answers from a nanotube chemist and an atmospheric scientist so far.
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