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This Teen Wants Girls To See 'A Wrinkle In Time,' So Oprah Decided To Help Out

Taylor Richardson raised $50,000 to help send girls to see "A Wrinkle In Time" and Oprah Winfrey matched her funds.
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Engineering Students Create 1,500-Pound Rubik's Cube

Even the most accomplished cuber will need at least an hour to do this one.
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Students Create 1,500-Pound Rubik's Cube

Engineering students at the University of Michigan spent three years developing the world’s largest free-standing, hand-solvable Rubik’s cube. The massive puzzle weighs 1,500 pounds.
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Meet The Woman Who Launched A New Field Of Scientific Study

"I hope that women will see that one can have a rewarding career in science and technology," says Dr. Frances Arnold.
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This Self-Healing, Muscle-Like Material Could Revolutionize Prosthetics

It could be used to make artificial muscles to enhance prosthetic limbs.
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This Lightweight Metal Foam May Be The Future Of Bulletproof Armor

Watch an armor-piercing bullet be obliterated on impact by the material.
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This Underwater Hotel Wants To Lead The Way In Restoring Reefs

The moving hotel's owners plan to restore coral reefs wherever it's located.
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Inspiring Others Through Academia and Philanthropy: A Conversation with Anthony Nobles

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Futuristic 'De-Icing' Concrete Could Make Roads Much Safer

The material generates heat to melt snow and ice.
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Penguin Feathers Could Lead To New Ways To De-Ice Airplanes

The water-repellent properties of penguin feathers could help reduce airline delays and accidents.
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