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Inside Science

Nature’s Most Wanted: Conservationists Launch New Quest for Lost Species

Brian Owens May 30, 2017

Expeditions will delve into the wild, looking for species that haven’t been seen for at least a decade. Somewhere deep in the remote and largely inaccessible…

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New Scientist

Monkey mafia steal your stuff, then sell it back for a cracker

Brian Owens May 25, 2017

Long-tailed macaques living near an Indonesian temple have figured out how to run a ransom racket on visiting tourists. The monkeys grab valuables, such as glasses,…

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Inside Science

Plant Trees and Chill

Brian Owens May 24, 2017

Software helps a conservation group see where shade trees will best cool a river. Then the hard work starts. In 2011, the city of Medford in…

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Nature

Kinetica Dynamics: Skyscraper stabilizer

Brian Owens May 17, 2017

Kinetica Dynamics may be a young start-up, but its approach to stabilizing tall buildings is based on a well-established idea.“It’s a reinvigoration of an old vibration…

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Nature

SSIMWave: Seeing the screen

Brian Owens May 17, 2017

“We want to become synonymous with good user experience for video,” says Abdul Rehman, co-founder and chief executive of SSIMWave. The start-up, which was spun out…

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New Scientist

Snowball Earth melting led to freshwater ocean 2 kilometres deep

Brian Owens May 10, 2017

A little more than 600 million years ago, you could have drunk from the ocean. After an extreme ice age known as snowball Earth, in which…

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