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• School Matters briefs: Sept. 21

  St. Mary's School in Oak Ridge, St. Joseph School in Knoxville and Townsend Elementary School in Townsend were designated as 2010 Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S. Department of Education .
  2010-09-20 11:00:00

• Professor studies ‘phantom’ traffic jams

  A multi-university research team spent more than two years studying traffic jams.
  2010-09-20 10:27:28

• CSU to offer education degree info session

  Anyone who is thinking about seeking a degree in secondary education is being invited to come to Clayton State University for an information session, today.
  2010-09-21 12:10:34

• Staying on the path of excellence

  Below is an edited excerpt of a speech by Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources and Minister-in-Charge of Muslim Affairs, at a Hari Raya get-together last Friday (Septemb .....
  2010-09-20 10:06:21

• Why thinking of nothing can be so tiring: Brain wolfs energy to stop thinking

  Mathematicians have found that the brain uses a substantial amount of energy to halt the flow of information between neurons. Maybe that's part of the reason thinking of nothing can be so tiring.
  2010-09-20 08:32:15

• Netgear, Mamma Mia's, Intel, RIM, Stevie Wonder: Intellectual Property

  Netgear’s wireless networking products don’t use technology patented by Fujitsu and LG, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington said yesterday.
  2010-09-20 11:25:32

• Jets cast doubts aside after big win over Pats

  The New York Jets were downright angry. They heard fans and media say they were all talk and no action. Full of hot air. A team loaded with big names and small results. All that after a 10-9 loss to Baltimore in Week 1. "I think everybody out there was doom and gloom after one game," right tackle Damien Woody said Monday.
  2010-09-20 07:09:19

• People You Should Know: Dr. Benjamin Seibold

  Assistant professor of mathematics Dr. Benjamin Seibold juggles studying mathematics, traveling the world, teaching differential equations, creating sculptures and playing ultimate Frisbee. And, to top it all off, he recently completed research on traffic jams. Seibold yielded his busy schedule to talk to The Temple News about his work and how to just “go with [...]
  2010-09-20 08:11:38

• Mathematicians Awarded Prizes For Work On Fluid Mechanics, Interface Dynamics

  The world's largest applied mathematics society, the International Council for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM), has awarded two of its five quadrennial prizes to two University of California, Berkeley, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) mathematicians. Alexandre J. Chorin, University Professor of Mathematics and a senior scientist in LBNL's Mathematics Group, will be ...
  2010-09-20 11:09:29

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