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Article: In Russia's Science City, elemental discoveries.
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- The Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
- Article date:
- February 12, 2007
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Byline: Erika Niedowski
Feb. 12--DUBNA, Russia -- The small, pleasant city of Dubna on the bank of the Volga River is known as Naukograd, or Science City, and for good reason: It lends its name to element 105 of the periodic table, dubnium, and is home to the research institute where the five newest elements were discovered. Russian scientists at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, collaborating with a team of American researchers at a laboratory in California, are pushing the boundaries of the tangible world and adding tantalizing tidbits to the understanding of the origin of life's chemical building blocks and how they behave. In October, they ...
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