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This summer, Florida high school student Brittanny Wenger was awarded first place in the Google Science Fair. She created a cloud-based neural network to help doctors better detect breast cancer using a less invasive form of biopsy.
Are you a budding science writer? Or a researcher with a penchant for waxing lyrical about your work? Tell us your stories about grid computing and the science it underpins for your chance to win €500 worth of electronic goodies!
Today marks the 10-week anniversary of the 4-July announcement that a particle consistent with the long-sought Higgs boson had been discovered at CERN. So, what better way to celebrate than with this great tune from A Capella Science...
South Africa is increasing its investment into ICT, science and technology. The scientific coordinator of the South African Development Community (SADC) took time out to tell iSGTW how he achieves this and the future challenges he faces.