
How Indigenous Groups Are Using 3-D Technology to Preserve Ancient Practices
To safeguard fragile cultural objects, some groups are replicating them with digital models
To safeguard fragile cultural objects, some groups are replicating them with digital models
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The British band the Sound of Science elevates edutainment on its debut
Science in meter and verse
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Researchers want their models to inspire more accurate reconstructions of extinct animals such as mammoths and saber-toothed cats
An ecological model suggests islands are better at preserving literature as well as species
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Science in meter and verse
A performance with living and mechanical partners can teach researchers how to design more relatable bots
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Science in meter and verse
Award-winning science illustrator Fatinha Ramos creates intimate artwork that brings science stories to life
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A new adaption offers an opportunity to revisit the overlooked biology in Herbert’s classic tale
Nearly 200 years after his death, the German composer’s musical scratch was pieced together by machine—with a lot of human help.
Science in meter and verse
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