The Cold War Reheats in PHANTOM ORBIT
David Ignatius re-visits the Cold War with a new angle on technology.
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Read MoreFinalists have been announced in the inaugural NSF Engines innovation competition.
Read MoreAngie attended the 2017 LA Times Festival of Books. Here are seven interviews from people she met there.
Read MoreAdvances in Artificial Intelligence have been moderate at best. But could reducing the “smartness” of a computer be the solution?
Read MoreReady to make your next movie? We got a peek at the new cinema-ready cameras unveiled at this year’s CineGear Expo in Los Angeles.
Read MoreThe X Prize for creating a STAR TREK-like Tricorder now has its winners. And the recipients of the award have changed the world of medicine for the better.
Read MoreThis hip hop/pop musical is a delightful exploration of pop music, superheroes, and intimacy.
Read MoreNintendo has announced their latest development in gaming tech: Nintendo Switch.
Read MoreSonya and Jason are back with a discussion about smartphones and the invasion of technology. Are some people finally waking up?
Read MoreVirtual reality, internet television, augmented reality, how to make a deal with creators. These are just some of the topics
Read MoreTony Dyson, the man responsible for the irascible droid R2-D2, has passed away. Kelly remembers his legacy.
Read MoreIn this episode of G33K Out, Angie covers the Share the Force event at LA Live, sponsored by Target, held in December 2015.
Read MoreWe’ve entered a time when the internet can be art. The Barbican’s exhibit goes into the history and future of it.
Read MoreNASA, in collaboration with ILC and Philadelphia University, has designed three different cover layers for its new spacesuit prototype, Z-2. NASA
Read MoreIs there a reason science should be attempting clones? Dan gets into the ethics of it.
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