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April 2006 News Analysis

	No Strings Attached Later this year, we can start getting rid of that rat's nest of cables connecting our consoles and peripherals
	Cybercrime At A Glance
	Crazy About Competitiveness U.S. Congress and White House look to boost science and technology education
	Roundabout Way of Profiling Earth's Atmosphere New method of measuring temperature, pressure, and humidity using GPS signals should improve weather forecasting
	Security Expert Slams Bush's Surveillance Program James Bamford discusses why the U.S. president chose to dodge court review
	Mr. Babbage, Meet Mr. Lego

FEATURE ARTICLES

Archibald Putt: The Unknown Technocrat Returns
No Strings Attached

Later this year, we can start getting rid of that rat's nest of cables connecting our consoles and peripherals
Stellar Engineer

When two spacecraft meet, they rely on Vladimir Syromyatnikov

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OPINIONS

Archibald Putt: The Unknown Technocrat Returns
Whose Risk? Whose Responsibility?

In today's risk-preoccupied society, questions concerning the roles of government and citizens in taking responsibility during times of crisis demand clear-cut answers.
Gone Phishin'

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RESOURCES

Stellar Engineer

When two spacecraft meet, they rely on Vladimir Syromyatnikov
Time Tunnels Meet Warped Passages

Our Science of Hollywood columnist spotlights the celebrated work of Harvard physicist Lisa Randall, who's become quite the scientific celebrity herself.
The Men Who Made the Microchip

Two books spell out Silicon Valley's origins

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SPECTRUM VIDEO

The Full Spectrum: Robot Kit Rundown

Episode 4: Spectrum robotics blogger Mikell Taylor reviews the latest robot kits to find the right one for you or your kids.

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