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Invertebrate populations have dropped by 45 percent in the last four decades

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Jul

2014

Much has been said about the loss of bird, mammal, reptile and amphibian species around the world. We had strong suspicions that the problem was largely with the vertebrates, said Rodolfo Dirzo, an ecologist at Stanford University, in an email to The Verge. But it was surprising to see this now, also, among the invertebrates, […]

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Students aim to send a time capsule to Mars by 2017

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Jun

2014

Most people will bury a time capsule, but a group of brilliant young minds will surely find something more exciting to do with it — like sending it off to Mars. Thats exactly what a team of students from MIT, Duke University, Stanford University and the University of Connecticut plan to do. Theyre encoding a […]

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Stanford turns to Twitter to track earthquakes

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May

2014

Its easy to tell when an earthquake hits an area full of Twitter users — theres frequently a rush of panicked tweets within seconds of the ground shaking. If Twitter and Stanford University have their way, though, those posts could be useful for more than just alerting friends. Theyve conducted research showing that geotagged tweets […]

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