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Real-Deal Connectivity

New levels of detail in neural networks are being revealed

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Tracking the Karakoram Glaciers

A photographer creates images of present-day glaciers from the same vantage point as that of historic photographs

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Detecting Irregular Gravity

The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) mission, a collaboration by NASA and the German Aerospace Center, captures variation in Earth's gravitational pull

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Chasing Winged Perfection

Smoke and mesh help researchers visualize the mechanics of insect flight

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Hiding in Plain Sight

New technology allows us to see neural networks more clearly

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Zooming In on Mars

A new map available online shows more of the red planet in greater detail than ever

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Mapping Macromolecules in Cells

Advanced biophotonics helps researchers observe the inner workings of living cells

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Probing Deep-Sea Domains Off Indonesia

The ship Okeanos Explorer brings back images of creatures rarely seen

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Serious Science, Comic-Book Style

A myrmecological comic brings entomologist Corrie Moreau’s journey to life

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Turning the Lights Down Low at Galaxy M51

Telescope observations reveal the most detailed view yet of the Whirlpool Galaxy

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Where Art and Science Meet

Artist Peter Trusler and paleontologists Patricia Vickers-Rich and Thomas H. Rich collaborate to bring long-extinct species to life on the page

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Narrowing In on Negawatts

Innovations in longwave-infrared imaging allow scientists to “see” radiant energy leaks, one block at a time

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Finding Ground Truth from Above

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Capturing Protein Interactions

Map offers insight into the company that proteins keep

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Social Needs Help Sculpt Primate Faces

When University of California at Los Angeles researchers analyzed the faces of Central and South American primates, they found a pattern suggesting that differences in social behavior have an influence...

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Biodiversity’s Invisible Palette

Ecologist Greg Asner, of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, California, and his team developed the Carnegie Airborne Observatory to scale up the old-school forestry data gathered by...

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Forest Elephant Chronicles

Using infrared to monitor social dynamics

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Computing Dolphin Fin Photo IDs

Image-processing software helps biologists tell which dolphin is which

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3D Carnivorous Plants

Optical projection tomography aids studies of predatory plants

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A New Looking Glass: Historic Harvard Plates

Photographic plates of astronomical images provide data to researchers in the present

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