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The science of love and sex appeal

By Kasia Manolas | Feb. 14, 2012

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Engineering a floating concrete canoe

By Matthew Kleist | Feb. 9, 2012

Just off the coast of Sunset Beach in Cape May, N.J. lies an empty concrete shell. These are not the remains of a pier or other building lost to the seas, but of a ship that once traversed the Atlantic Ocean in a time of war.

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Ask Mr. Scientist, 01/27/2012

By By Michael Leitch | Jan. 27, 2012

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'Superior' carbon dioxide modeling

By By Jennifer Laaser | Jan. 26, 2012

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Dealing with the stress of finals

By Kasia Manolas The Daily Cardinal | Jan. 22, 2012

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UW a focus in avian flu controversy

By Lauren A. Michael | Dec. 15, 2011

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UW computer models weather patterns

By Aaron Schumacher | Nov. 29, 2011

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Hiding in a UW basement: huge supermagnets

By Lauren A. Michael | Nov. 29, 2011

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Balloons, gravity and runaway helium

By Lee Bishop | Nov. 29, 2011

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Space clouds, stars and turbulence

By Andrew Kerber | Nov. 10, 2011

When most of us think of astronomy, we imagine stars, planets and galaxies. But another integral component of astronomy is the study of enormous clouds of gas and space dust.