Swirling liquids, such as coffee, follow the same principles as transactions with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. No, but really.
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There’s a weird link between coffee and cryptocurrency
Posted by Amy Adams-Stanford on April 24th, 2018
Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology 
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No Comments »Powering advances in wireless connectivity for the future
Posted by NSF News on April 10th, 2018
The National Science Foundation (NSF) announces an important milestone in its Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) effort. In collaboration with an industry consortium of 28 networking companies and associations, NSF is supporting the devel…
Posted in Environment, Science General, Strange news, Technology Tags: Platforms, research, wireless No Comments »Democracy Threatened When Census Undercounts Populations
Posted by Emily Klancher-Merchant on April 2nd, 2018
The 2020 U.S. Census is still two years away, but experts and civil rights groups are already disputing the results. Professor Emily Merchant’s research on the international history of demography demonstrates that the question of how to equitably count the population is not new, nor is it unique to the United States.
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Posted by Jeff Mulhollem-Penn State on April 1st, 2018
More accurate predictions about the methane cows produce could help in the fight against climate change.
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Posted by SAGE on March 15th, 2018
In the first of what will be a monthly series, SAGE Publishing will open up articles in a specific area of public interest – note, not in a specific discipline – to help researchers pursue knowledge outside of their usual silos. This month, SAGE (the parent of Social Science space) launched an interdisciplinary microsite on […]
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