By MIGUEL HELFT and MAGGIE FAZELI FARD The New York Times Dr. Wim Leemans, a physicist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, shows a touch of parental pride for the hulking machine he affectionately calls T-Rex — a high-intensity laser that pushes electrons around. But a new machine called Bella — formally, the Berkeley Lab […]
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Where the Club Crowd Eats at 4 A.M. on the Weekend 0
Their destination is a floodlit corner of Avenue of the Americas, where a line of glittering short skirts and dark designer jeans trails down 53rd Street under a fog of smoke. It’s 4 a.m. on a Sunday morning, and if their parties are no longer quite in full swing, they are at least ending on a satisfying note.
Faces of Autism: An Adult On The Spectrum 0
Scott Robertson describes himself as a “computer geek” who has “trouble smiling for cameras.” But for countless autistic men, women and children, Robertson is a symbol of hope.
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Sights set on the future 0
Ben Vercellone’s world went black when he was 4-and-a-half years old. A car accident left his mom and sister dead, his body skewered, and his eyesight gone.
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