Leading the Soil Carbon Revolution
 
Why is there more carbon in soil than in the atmosphere and all plants combined? Johannes Lehmann turns soil science on its head with the answer.
 

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Jason Koski (UPhoto)
 
Accurate Uncertainty
 
Using statistics, economists can bring indiscernible patterns to light. But how much confidence should we have in estimates based on a limited sample?
 
 
The Emperor’s Closet—Power and Storage
 
The things we keep shape our behavior—and history—in powerful ways. An archaeologist reconsiders the stuff the Roman Empire was made of.
 

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Elizabeth Nelson; Provided
 
Better Hardware, Better Computer Security
 
As software security issues become more difficult to exploit, hackers turn their attention to computer hardware. G. Edward Suh wants to stop them.
 

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Elizabeth Nelson; Provided
 
How Consumers View Energy Efficiency
 
Environmentally friendly or no? Ricardo Daziano models the economic variables that influence whether consumers choose energy-efficient technology.
 

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Elizabeth Nelson
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