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How an 1800s French doctor's experiments with electrocuted faces revealed science of real smiles
Back in ye olden tymes of the 1800s, a French physician named Guillaume Duchenne de Boulogne was shocking people's faces with ...
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The American Museum of Science and Energy, A Place of Learning, Fun and Excitement
AMSE tells the story of the advances in science and engineering that have occurred in Oak Ridge since the first days of the Manhattan Project. They are a national resource and in a region that has ...
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Public to vote for favourite UK railway artworks as modern railway celebrates 200th anniversary
Global public to narrow down 200 railway-themed artworks to just 20 by voting for their three favourites The longlist ...
Can We Make Cement Without Fire? The Science Behind a Revolutionary Breakthrough
By replacing fossil-fuel-driven calcination with electric heating, the ECem project aims to revolutionize cement production, reducing CO2 emissions while improving efficiency. The cement industry is ...
Fabulous ideas for some great days out in Scotland this February, whatever the weather
IT will soon be schools out time again when the kids enjoy class-free days for the February break. So how to keep them occupied and happy? Well the experts at VisitScotland have come up with a ...
Tesla Science Center in Shoreham gets $500,000 state grant for museum plan
The center is seeking to raise $24 million to develop a museum and rebuild after a blaze destroyed the famed inventor's 1901 ...