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Autumn 2008 Spotlights

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Download this file (spotlights.pdf)Autumn 2008 Spotlights [PDF]Considering Banned Blood Drives; Stanford Professor Wins Sophie Prize; Y2E2: Building for a Sustainable Future; From Normal to Cancerous.
 

Water in the Developing World

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Download this file (phernandez.pdf)Water in the Developing World [PDF]Voices from industry, policy, and the human rights.
 

Counting Carbs

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Download this file (radams.pdf)Counting Carbs [PDF]The Climate Conservancy's carbon labeling on consumer products.
 

Taking Image Capturing to the Next Dimension

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Download this file (tcone.pdf)Taking Image Capturing to the Next Dimension [PDF]With over 10,000 lenses and 3D imaging capabilities, novel camera design may transform how we take pictures.
 

Boiling Point of Emotions

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Download this file (kweiner.pdf)Boiling Point of Emotions [PDF]Brain imaging study provides insight into regulating negative emotions.
 
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