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The Last Word: Jon Kleinberg

A quick questionnaire with Jon Kleinberg

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A quick questionnaire with Kevin Kruse

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A quick questionnaire with Lisa Kaltenegger

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A quick questionnaire with Lisa Sanditz

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A quick questionnaire with Luis von Ahn

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A quick questionnaire with Marc Bamuthi Joseph

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A quick questionnaire with Matt Flannery

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A quick questionnaire with Mayda del Valle

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A quick questionnaire with Michael Wong

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A quick questionnaire with Nico Muhly

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A quick questionnaire with Philippe Cousteau

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A quick questionnaire with Rachel Grady

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A quick questionnaire with Ramón Gonzalez

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A quick questionnaire with Reza Aslan

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A quick questionnaire with Sarah Jones

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A quick questionnaire with Sufjan Stevens

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A quick questionnaire with Trenton Doyle Hancock

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Midas Touch

To clean highly polluted groundwater, Michael Wong has developed a detergent based on gold

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How to Make a Dodo

Biologist Beth Shapiro has figured out a recipe for success in the field of ancient DNA research

It is possible to see the world in a grain of sand—big chunks of the world, anyway, including the Himalayas and other mountain ranges (Elizabeth Catlos at Oklahoma State University with a piece of granite whose grains may reveal the history of Turkey’s Menderes Massif.)

Rock of Ages

Where did the world's highest mountains come from? Geologist Elizabeth Catlos takes a new view

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