Time to get serious about science education, says physics professor.

Father of the World Wide Web wants to make it an object of scientific inquiry.

Planning for invasion of large breasted amazons in skimpy uniforms.

The Internet is booming again, but this time it’s very different. PC Authority brings you up to speed with the global Web 2.0 phenomenon.

Computational science causing revolution in research.

The GENI is out of the bottle.

Daniel Reed heads for Redmond.

From all of the research, projects and general progress mentioned above, youre probably wondering what stops the unification of all the work so far into a coherent plastic pal whos fun to be with. Wha

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Internet supercomputing is in its infancy, but it holds a lot of potential for the future of computers and science...

Davey Winder explores the moves that brought artificial intelligence out of the labs and into the black and white world of popular science.

Global project to build 30-tesla monster.

Australia has at least 40 major tertiary institutions (universities and colleges), offering ICT degrees and majors. From now until the end of the year universities throughout the country will be prepa

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Space may be the final frontier, but forget sci-fi for a moment because, as Davey Winder explains, the science fact is far more impressive. If you think youve got it bad trying to keep yo

Where does the Web fit into a global economy? Simply another sector, or a whole new science? When the flesh of marketing and the intense industry interest is stripped back to the bones, the Internet e

Research under fire for falling way short of specifications.

Reach for the stars, says Stephen Hawking.

Robot, heal thyself.

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