Space Telescope to Begin Search for Black Holes
NASA's newest space telescope, NuStar, will soon begin its hunt for black holes. Scientists are...
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Space Telescope to Begin Search for Black Holes
NASA's newest space telescope, NuStar, will soon begin its hunt for black holes. Scientists are...
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From Alvin to Robots: Deep Changes in Ocean Science
Ocean technology has come a long ways since the submersible Alvin made its first dive in 1964....
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Bio-Robotics: Biology Goes High-Tech
Meet "robo-squirrel." New technology in the emerging field of bio-robotics is helping biologists...
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Diversity in the Valley: The NewME Accelerator (Part Two)
This week we're back in Silicon Valley, with a program called NewME, or New Media...
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Diversity in the Valley: The NewME Accelerator (Part One)
If you look around Silicon Valley, ideas all seem to be coming from the same kind of people. By a...
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California's Deadlocked Delta: Is Carbon Farming the Future?
California's Delta has a rich agricultural legacy, but farming there can be a risky business....
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California's Deadlocked Delta: Can We Bring Back What We've Lost?
California's Delta is a far cry from what it once was. About 97% of its historic marshes have...
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California's Deadlocked Delta: Can it Be Fixed?
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta has been the subject of a decades-long water war, but most...
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Life on The Gate: Working on the Golden Gate Bridge 1933-37
This year marks the 75th anniversary of an icon. When it opened in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge...
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A Happy, Noisy Mess: Community Science Workshops Take Root in California
One Bay Area man brings "hands-on" science to low-income neighborhoods.
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Planet hunters enter a new phase in their search for extra solar planets and alien life.
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The Political Firestorm Inside Your Sofa
To comply with California law, furniture makers treat the foam in cushions with flame-retardant...
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Lightkeeper Peter Berkhout takes QUEST radio reporter Craig Miller to see a genuine rarity: one...
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The Salmon are Back! (But Why?)
Biologists say more than 800,000 Sacramento Chinook are off the coast right now. It’s the biggest...
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Feds Pay For Out of the Box Energy Ideas
Did you know the federal government has a clean tech venture fund? It's called ARPA-E, and QUEST...
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Tsunami Program Faces Cuts One Year After Disaster
Just one year after the disaster in Japan, proposed budget cuts could impact the US tsunami...
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Lone Wolf's Historic Trek Provokes Questions and Concerns
OR7, the lone gray wolf from a pack in Oregon, crossed back into his home state yesterday after...
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Eavesdropping on the Heart: A Patients Campaign for Access
You could call it a sort of Silicon Valley approach to health: Campos has had his genome...
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Building Better Roads with Next Generation Pavement
A third of Bay Area roads are in poor condition and funding is dwindling on the state and federal...
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The Bay Area's National Park Expands South
The addition of Rancho Corral de Tierra is historic, "the largest land acquisition for Golden...
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