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Real science from science fiction 
News > Entertainment
Real science from science fiction
By David Hollingworth | Apr 7, 2009
Essential linkage: Oxford University Press lists words that real science has nicked from sci-fi authors.
 
The science of Folding@home  
Features > Science
The science of Folding@home
By Staff writers | Jul 24, 2009
It’s the most powerful supercomputer on the planet – a worldwide network of PCs dedicated to researching the mysteries of protein folding.
 
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory runs millions over-budget 
News > Science
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory runs millions over-budget
By Justin Robinson | Jul 14, 2009
Yet another NASA project runs budget into the red.
 
DARPA working on some crazy science 
News > Science
DARPA working on some crazy science
By David Hollingworth | May 19, 2009
Essential linkage: Quantum entanglement? Autonomous robotic systems? Wireless tactical warfare? Oh yeah, DARPA's on it.
 
Science built a Silicon brain 
Features > Science
Science built a Silicon brain
By Justin Robinson | Mar 25, 2009
200,000 neurons live a synthetic a day per second.
 
The Science of Dollhouse 
Features > Entertainment
The Science of Dollhouse
By Martin Anderson | Feb 2, 2009
A look at the premise of and science of the new Joss Whedon series, Dollhouse, premiering on US TV (and less legal forms soon after) this month...
 
Nanobees give tumours a tough time 
News > Science
Nanobees give tumours a tough time
By Justin Robinson | Sep 1, 2009
Medical science - now with more bees!
 
Swinburne University of Technology 
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Swinburne University of Technology
May 25, 2009
We take a close look at Swinburne University and what it offers budding IT Types.
 
Would you date my avatar 
News > PC Games
Would you date my avatar
By David Hollingworth, Liz Skuthorpe | Nov 9, 2009
Essential linkage: Brain scans on MMO players show interesting links between virtual and real selves.
 
What's on your mind? 
News > Science
What's on your mind?
By The Inquirer | Nov 3, 2009
A computer that can read your mind? This isn't going to end well...
 
CERN physicist arrested 
News > Science
CERN physicist arrested
By The Inquirer | Oct 13, 2009
Alleged terrorist contacts collide with the Large Hadron Collider.
 
James Cameron's Avatar looking good 
News > Entertainment
James Cameron's Avatar looking good
By David Hollingworth | Aug 25, 2009
Video: Atomic saw fifteen minutes of Avatar in 3D, and we were impressed with shiny aliens and jungle romance. Kinda.
 
Intel's BIG science 
Features > Science
Intel's BIG science
By Tim Dean | Nov 6, 2008
Tim Dean reports on the crazy big science Intel's R&D arm is working on.
 
Sins of a Solar Empire 
Reviews > PC Games
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Sins of a Solar Empire
By David Hollingworth | May 12, 2008
David Hollingworth revels in galactic domination thanks to a sleeper hit from Ironclad Games.
 
Holographic storage products developed 
News > Peripherals
Holographic storage products developed
By The Inquirer | Sep 30, 2009
Emtech: GE is showing off 1TB DVD-sized disks.
 
Ultracapacitors show promise 
News > Science
Ultracapacitors show promise
By The Inquirer | Sep 29, 2009
Emtech: Could change computer power options forever.
 
XBox performs parallel tasks 
News > Console Games
XBox performs parallel tasks
By The Inquirer | Sep 15, 2009
Profs (possibly even... boffins) put away Halo 3 for five minutes.
 
Augmented contact lenses hit significant milestone 
News > Science
Augmented contact lenses hit significant milestone
By Justin Robinson | Sep 2, 2009
Bionics bring augmented reality a step closer.
 
Big Blue gets closer to making atom sized computers 
News > Science
Big Blue gets closer to making atom sized computers
By The Inquirer | Aug 31, 2009
Molecular imaging for fun and profit.

 
Asimov's robot laws need updating 
News > Science
Asimov's robot laws need updating
By The Inquirer | Aug 24, 2009
Humans need to be responsible for our plastic pals who are (not quite yet) fun to be with.
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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 107 | December, 2009

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.
 
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