As you might have gathered from our blog's title, the Code Switch team is kind of obsessed with the ways we speak to each other. Every Monday in "Word Watch," we'll dig into language that tells us ...

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In the 1960s Marshall W. Nirenberg deciphered the genetic code, the combination of the A, T, G and C nucleotides that specify amino acids. So why do people think that Francis Crick did it?

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Code cracker to be knighted. ... But by comparing one genome with another and fiddling around with computers and then running into the lab and checking our ideas, we will get there." Reading our 'life ...

A laboratory has found salmonella in peanut butter sandwich crackers that were sold at a Portland area Costco. The discovery is one of the latest developments in a nationwide outbreak that's ...

Cracker Jack getting rid of toy prizes, replacing them with digital game codes Oh hell no, Cracker Jack. By Katie Dowd , Managing editor Updated April 27, 2016 9:14 a.m.

Inside Argonne National Laboratory's High-Tech Effort To Crack The Code of COVID-19 Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory are engaged in an all-hands-on-deck effort to find a treatment for the ...

Next generation of code crackers gather in Gastown. In a dimly-lit, but uber modern Gastown computer lab, the next generation of code crackers pound on keyboards as they create their own video games.

Code crackers, who learned about the message from symmetry breaking, ... Robert Wilson, the laboratory's legendary first director, was employee number 1. Ned Goldwasser, Wilson's deputy director, was ...

In the lawsuit, Vietnamese American salon owners say California's labor code is discriminatory because it unfairly requires nail technicians to be classified as employees.

In a dimly-lit, but uber modern Gastown computer lab, the next generation of code crackers pound on keyboards as they create their own video games. Author of the article: By TIFFANY CRAWFORD .