The IBM-supported World Community Grid directs its 1 million-strong volunteer computers to find a new organic solar material
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Alma mater ties are powerful as a survey finds that two in five VCs attended one these elite institutions.
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The fast-growing social-networking site is targeting the world's second-largest Internet market, registering local web address Facebook.cn in China.
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Computer scientists launch an update of Tribler in research designed to let file-sharers turn bandwidth into an Internet currency.
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Ig Nobel Prize goes to inventor of device to deter teens, along with other scientific advances, like what a digital rectal massage may cure.
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The Oracle CEO withdraws the $115 million he promised to Harvard after the resignation of the university president.
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The orthopedic company is forking out the funds to bring Q-Med’s joint fluid to market.
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Cognitive computing guru wants to build smarter machines based on human brain.
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Evidence mounts that working in the stressful environment of startups might contribute to serious medical problems.
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As the science of preventing aging pushes further forward, researchers discuss the likely economic fallout.
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Hooked on the rush, the Yelp CEO can’t stop starting up.
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University researchers set up a Google-backed program to track spyware, adware, and other ‘badware’ back to its source.
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A cocoa-swilling tribe in Panama inspired research that found a compound that may help to treat high blood pressure.
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The search engine takes its online book collection live while rival Yahoo launches a new mapping service.
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More than 200 scientists across six countries announce substantial advances in successor to the Human Genome Project.
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A study shows Astrazeneca’s Iressa kills lung cancer cells with a particular mutation.
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Contrary to the old adage, sociologists report richer people are indeed happier, but mainly because others are poorer.
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IBM will offer universities free access to its emerging technologies research and labs.
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Tech could count on U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor to listen to its arguments, but it’s unclear how her replacement will view key industry issues.
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While rivals scramble to catch up on the desktop, Google plans to digitize famous libraries.
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