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| Miracle
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| Einstein solved
? and also created ? paradoxes. Roger Highfield reports |
| Everyone thinks
they know Albert Einstein. He’s the eccentric boffin
who gave the world a new theory of gravity and the pacifist
who supposedly invented the bomb — and then tried
to have it banned. He is that mad scientist in Princeton
with electrified hair, the little professor who shuffles
around sockless in moth-eaten sweaters, puffing his pipe.
Often he sticks his tongue out. He still stares out of
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| Relativity?s
legacy |
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century has passed since Albert Einstein, then a young
clerk working in a Swiss patent office, published five
scientific papers on three phenomena in physics, which
shook the scientific community around the world. They
not only showed that ... | Read.. |
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| Clues
from digital images |
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track the threats from a vicious tumour or a suicide bomber,
scientists have devised a host of sophisticated techniques
like image registration, 3D shape and structure analysis,
motion and video analysis. “Image registration is
a technique in which ... | Read.. |
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| Married to the pc |
The average Internet user in the US spends three hours a day online, with much of that time devoted to work and more than half of it to communications, according to a survey conducted by a group of political scientists. ... | Read..
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| QED: Biotechnology shove
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India?s biotechnology industry has long demanded an effective regulatory system that will facilitate the quick movement of products from research laboratories into the market. Sections of the industry have expressed concern that the regulatory system
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LEAPS IN THE DARK JOHN WALLER OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS; ? 18.99 ... | Read.. |
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A new weight-loss approach being pioneered by psychologists
sounds too good to be true ? because it appears to have
been scientifically proved to be an effective diet, yet
there is no ... | 
