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Xconomy Report: The Post-PC Universe
What does the future of software look like? Well, increasingly it’s on your smartphone or tablet, not on your PC or laptop. And more people will use… -
From the Archives: The Charles River
Each week, Greater Boston is partnering with the Boston Globe – showing photos “From the Archives” – where more than a million staff photographs have been… -
Seeding New Clams and New Hope in Boston Harbor
THOMPSON ISLAND, Mass. — Eating seafood from Boston Harbor is a thought that may make your stomach turn, but a large team of local researchers, volunteers… -
From the WGBH Archives: Sally Ride on Greater Boston
In 2002, pioneering astronaut Sally Ride visited the WGBH studios to talk about her campaign to keep girls interested in science.> > WATCH the complete… -
Photo: Storm Rolling In
Greg Poulos captured this, and several other dramatic images, of a thunderstorm approaching an outer Cape beach last week. I loved the almost tropical… -
Sally Ride on the Importance of Science Education
BOSTON — After leaving NASA, pioneering astronaut Sally Ride, who died on July 23, 2012 at the age of 61, dedicated her career to encouraging girls to… -
Week in Review: Heat, Gluttony and Flukes
Wow. What a week for science news. I’ll start with the big stuff, but stick around for my favorite reads toward the end of the list. BP subpoenaing the… -
From the Archives: The New England Aquarium
Greater Boston has partnered with the Boston Globe to bring you a weekly feature called “From the Archives.” Each Wednesday on Greater Boston, we will… -
How Big Is a Manhattan-Sized Iceberg?
Yesterday, while everyone else was oohing and aahing over a newly calved iceberg twice the size of Manhattan and pondering its significance in terms of… -
Boom and Bust in New England's Lobster Industry
It’s been all over the news recently: there’s a glut of lobsters in the Gulf of Maine that’s driving prices down and hitting lobstermen where it hurts. I…