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Science champs
Young scientists focus their research on real-world problems
Posted in Young Scientists
Tagged acoustics, Anna Lou, antenna, bait, Bill Wallace, Blokus, Broadcom MASTERS, David Li, feature, fuel efficiency, Georgetown Day School, groundwater, Jessika Baral, LED, light emitting diodes, Marconi/Samueli award, Maria Elena Grimmett, middle school, optics, Paige Gentry, parabola, peripheral vision, rabies, Raymond Gilmartin, sails, science competition, science fair, spoiler, Stephanie Lemnios, tannins, topstories, vaccines, vision, water pollution, Will Monts, wireless
Lighting goes digital
Brighter and more efficient, LED lights are on the horizon
Posted in Technology & Engineering
Tagged Efficiency, electric circuits, incandescent, LED, light, light bulbs, physics
Weaving with Light
By weaving tiny crystals into fabrics, a new technology is lighting up the night for people who lack electricity.
Posted in Technology & Engineering
Tagged electricity, electricity/electric charge, LED, light, physics
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