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• LANL scientist lands fellowship at White House

  David Loaiza scrambled to finish 10 essays in the little time he had between work and seven 15-day trips to North Korea in the early months of 2008. »Read Story...
  

    

• Author explores link between art, physics

  Jack Leibowitz likes to use the example of a big blank page, yawning for miles in every direction, to explain the underlying thread he sees between the worlds of art and physics. »Read Story...
  

       

• Washington's roots

  After a century of speculation, seven years of digging in the Virginia dirt, and two false starts, archaeologists believe they have finally found traces of George Washington's boyhood home, called Ferry Farm, on the Rappahannock River near Fredericksburg, Va. »Read Story...
  

       

• Health and science briefs July 4

  Cancer Services planning retreat »Read Story...
  

    

• Savoring the outdoors

  Prime tent or RV spots may be harder to score than a table at the hottest new restaurant — but once you're there, fire ring at the ready, the food can be just as fabulous. More so, when you factor in appetites whetted by pine-scented breezes. »Read Story...