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  1. Computing

    Untangling a Web: The Internet gets a new look

    A new mathematical model of the Internet shows that it may not be as vulnerable to centralized attacks as previous research suggested.

    By Katie Greene
  2. Humans

    Nobel prizes: The power of original thinking

    The 2005 Nobel prizes in the sciences honor a gutsy move, optical brilliance, and chemical crossovers.

    By Nathan Seppa, Peter Weiss and Aimee Cunningham
  3. Planetary Science

    Saturnian sponge

    The first close-up portrait of Saturn's icy moon Hyperion reveals a spongy-looking surface unlike that of any other known moon.

    By Ron Cowen
  4. Materials Science

    Heart of the Matter: Scanning scope digs deeper into microchips

    Researchers have developed a noninvasive imaging technique that lets them see deep inside a microchip.