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How Smart Are Animals?
How Smart Are Animals?
Nova ScienceNow
The intelligence of animals is investigated.
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Dinosaur Plague
Dinosaur Plague
Nova ScienceNow
Insects caught in amber spark a controversial theory about what killed the dinosaurs.
Detecting Earthquakes
Detecting Earthquakes
Nova ScienceNow
Can we predict earthquakes? NOVA scienceNOW visits Haiti in search of answers.
Profile: Jay Keasling
Profile: Jay Keasling
Nova ScienceNow
A synthetic biologist raised on a Nebraska farm is on a quest for clean-burning biofuels.
Robotic Cars
Robotic Cars
Nova ScienceNow
Tiny, battery-powered cars called EN-Vs can talk to each other and drive themselves.
Smart Grid
Smart Grid
Nova ScienceNow
Our electric grid is inefficient and shows signs of strain. Can a "smart grid" help?
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