Power of 3

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By Daniel Dunaief In the best of times, water provides a serene background, offers an escape from searing summer heat, serves as a livelihood for...

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By Daniel Dunaief Animals don’t have clocks, telling them when and for how long to run on a treadmill, to eat whatever they catch or...

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By Daniel Dunaief Eating machines even more focused than teenagers approaching a stocked refrigerator, snakes slither towards foods other animals assiduously avoid. In a recent and...

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By Daniel Dunaief An increasingly complex time filled with extreme stressors such as man-made and natural disasters creates conditions that can lead to post traumatic...

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By Daniel Dunaief The free public lecture at Stony Brook University by Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Astrophysicist and Visiting Academic at Oxford University, scheduled for Tuesday,...

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*This article was updated  Feb. 13 to reflect a change in the Jocelyn Bell Burnell lecture from Feb. 13 to Feb. 14 due to...

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By Daniel Dunaief Oliver Shipley recently shared one of the mysteries of the heavily photographed but lightly explored deep sea areas near the Bahamas' Exuma...

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By Daniel Dunaief When he took over to lead the sub micron resolution X-ray spectroscopy, or SRX, beamline at Brookhaven National Laboratory on January 1,...

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By Daniel Dunaief It’s everywhere, from holding the water we drink to providing a cover over the Norman Rockwell painting of “The Three Umpires” to...

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By Daniel Dunaief Hollywood is not the only place fascinated with the birth of stars. Indeed, researchers at Stony Brook University, among many other academic...