Taken from a Horizon programme, Dr Richard Dawkins shows how incremental improvements to how light sensitive cells can improve potential imaging and light sensitivity

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The inventor of the T9 keyboard technology for numeric keypads, Cliff Kushler, is back in the game with a new alphanumeric entry technology for today's devices: touch-screen laptops and smartphones. His... continue reading

posted by nomino 1 decade 6 years 2 months 2 weeks ago • 2,620 views

....in true Mad Scientist fashion.

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Related to http://www.videosift.com/video/Video-Games-and-Sex, the Video Games and Sex lecture. Science (from the Latin scientia, 'knowledge'), in the broadest sense, refers to any systematic knowledge... continue reading

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From http://www.semiconductorfilms.com/root/Brilliant_Noise/BNoise.htm Brilliant Noise takes us into the data vaults of solar astronomy. After sifting through hundreds of thousands of computer files,... continue reading

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The methods and values of scientific thinking have expanded our knowledge of life and our place in the universe. This modern knowledge—based on experience and evidence—has brought enormous benefit... continue reading

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One of the best P&T episodes to come out in a long, long time. Brilliant. Take that hippies! "Being Green is from the July 24, 2008, episode of Penn & Teller's show, Bullshit! Debunks carbon credits,... continue reading

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In 1988, Leon Lederman shared a Nobel Prize in Physics for his work to understand elementary particles called neutrinos. ScienCentral set Lederman up with a desk on a street corner and encouraged curious... continue reading

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In 1988, Leon Lederman shared a Nobel Prize in Physics for his work to understand elementary particles called neutrinos. ScienCentral set Lederman up with a desk on a street corner and encouraged curious... continue reading

posted by winkler1 1 decade 6 years 2 months ago • 3,067 views • 3:32

Lecture starts at minute 6:30

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Fight Science investigates what makes the Ninja so powerful.

10 facts about the human eye you might not of known!

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"The Prototype This! team shows you how the future of gaming may be changed forever..." From http://digg.com/design/Prototype_This_Inside_Optical_Glyph_Tracking ...

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The Mythbusters demonstrate a Rubens Tube, in which sound can be visualized by fire.

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Neurologist V.S. Ramachandran explains his key findings in certain instances of brain damage. This episode focuses on prosopagnosia, the Capgras delusion, and temporal lobe epilepsy. Part 1: http://www.videosift.com/v... continue reading

posted by mauz15 1 decade 6 years 1 month 1 week ago • 2,453 views

From the youtube video description "American theoretical physicist Lee Smolin, author of "The Trouble with Physics," states that physics has lost its way amid failed experiments and wasted funding.... continue reading

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Microsoft researchers demonstrate SecondLight, a new variation of the company's Surface technology, at the Professional Developers Conference in L.A.

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