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Interactive Map Shows Locations of 25,000 Species

InnovationNewsDaily Staff 11 May 2012 04:23 PM ET

A "Find species near me" app is on the way. Read More »

Jaguar Supercomputer

New Supercomputer Giveaway for Top Science Ideas

Scientists have a chance to win new supercomputer cores suitable for petascale computing that does one thousand trillion calculations per second.
Photo of plywood structure for cat door

Do-It-Yourself Cat Door Recognizes Your Feline

One man's weekend project shows how far image-recognition technology has come.
Stock photo of woman using laptop in London

Tweets Reveal How UK Felt About National Events

The latest tweet-analyzing study correlates mood with national events.
HAL 9000 Space Odyssey

How New Tech Is Reviving Hope of Humanlike Computers

Computer scientists are hopeful once again that they can create a robot that can pass the famous Turing Test.
Molecular Simulation

Secret Source Codes Threaten Modern Science

Scientists must share the source codes behind their computation-based research to catch bad science and avoid breaking the scientific method.
A view of the augmented reality spider phobia treatment program

Virtual Reality Spiders Crawl Toward Phobia Treatment

Patients can pick up and poke virtual spiders, using the new program.
Stock photo of woman pointing at code

In the Future, We'll All Program Our Own Robots

Scientists are working on creating programming languages that will bring coding to the masses.
DNA and clouds illustration

World Repository of Human Genetics Now Hosted by Amazon

One of science's biggest datasets gets saved on the cloud.
Military Big Data

US Military Bets on 'Big Data' to Win Wars

The military is investing $250 annually to solve the battlefield problem of sorting through a deluge of data.
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