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... field to grocery store or restaurant. Scientists led by Yud-Ren Chen at the ARS Instrumentation and Sensing Laboratory, ...
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... the other six, says UW-Madison physicist Gary Shiu, who led the new study. Though scientists use computers to visualize what these ...
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... researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara led by Shuji Nakamura, winner of the 2006 Millennium Technology Prize, has ...
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... differences in serial killer activity. The study led by University of Connecticut Emeritus Sociology Professor James DeFronzo ... that exist with serial killings," said DeFronzo, who led a team of researchers from UConn, Northeastern University, Villanova ...
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... Lau's team found that North African-dust teleconnection led to strong cooling over the Caspian Sea (a land-locked body of water between ...
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... 65nm process technology, but the continued shrinking has led to increased current leakage through the gate dielectric, resulting in ...
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