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X PRIZE Challenge: Professor accepts challenge to put a robot on the moon
The broadcast of the Apollo 11 crew landing on the moon has come to symbolize U.S. space exploration. But with the aid of Carnegie Mellon’s cutting-edge...
ETC explores media projects in educational partnership
Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) will be partnering with Harrisburg University of Science and Technology and the Technology Council...
How Things Work: Radio
Radio uses only a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, but it allows people to communicate with one another, experience visual and audio entertainment,...
Sci-Tech Briefs
Group names polluted places A United States environmental group called the Blacksmith Institute released a list of the world’s 10 most polluted areas....
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September 29, 2008
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- Foreign professionals undergo speech therapy
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