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Hidden figures of the Manhattan Project: Meet the women behind the A-bomb (Part 2)

Women Scientists of the Manhattan Project

Photoshop is headed to the iPad Pro, but is a tablet enough for photographers?

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Hidden figures of the Manhattan Project: Meet the women behind the A-bomb (Part 1)

women scientists of the manhattan project part 1

From street to surreal, meet 14 often overlooked women who shaped photography

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Seven years later, ‘Dark Souls’ is still a gloriously punishing masterpiece

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From cars to computers: How data is transforming F1 racing

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Apple’s new iPads are hardly new at all. Don’t waste your money

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Why premium is the most overused, and least understood, word in tech

Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs. iPhone XS Max

Don’t get burned! How to back crowdfunding projects the smart way

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Whatever happened to those dumb smart products we wrote about in 2017?

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Alexa may be everywhere, but it’s Google’s Assistant I want in my home. Here’s why

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13 inspiring female photographers to follow on Instagram

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Devil May Cry is an aging series, but its demon hunters still party hard

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Blockchain is overhyped, but it’s also perfect for California’s drought problem

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Smart city planners are rethinking parking by getting rid of it

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Can electric motors finally make three-wheeled cars great?

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One of Nat Geo’s first female photographers captured stories others ignored

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Long before Gates or Jobs, 6 women programmed the first digital computer

Patsy Simmers, holding ENIAC board; Gail Taylor, holding EDVAC board; Milly Beck, holding ORDVAC board; and Norma Stec, holding BRLESC-I board.
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