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Scientific American, July 2012 | [Scientific American]
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Scientific American, July 2012

  • by Scientific American
  • Narrated by Mark Moran
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  • LENGTH
    1 hr and 25 mins
  • RELEASE DATE
    02/07/2012
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Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

"Why We Help": Cooperation has been one of the driving forces of evolution.

"Secrets of the HIV Controllers": A rare group of HIV-positive individuals' good fortune could point the way to more powerful treatments - and perhaps a vaccine.

"Witness to an Antarctic Meltdown": Scientists are racing to Antarctica in an effort to find out how fast glaciers are melting and what this could mean for rising sea-levels.

"Machines That Think for Themselves": New techniques that teach computers to learn - and beat the experts.

©2012 Scientific American

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