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• A high schooler who studied stem cells meets Pres. Obama the day he loosens stem cell regs
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• That Splenda you're drinking will be in our water supply for awhile
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The Baby Nobels
SciAm.com met up with the 40 finalists of the Intel Science Talent Search, considered the "Super Bowl" of science

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An Intel finalist finds a way to build better bridges
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Intel finalist tackles the cellulosic ethanol problem
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News from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
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