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IMO 2008
International Mathematical Olympiad
, 07.21.2008
At the 2008 International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) in Madrid, Spain, Russia placed first in medals won while China placed first in total points. And three contestants had perfect scores.
IBO 2008
International Biology Olympiad
, 07.21.2008
The 19th International Biology Olympiad (IBO) was held in Mumbai, India on July 13-20, 2008. The teams from Chinese Taipei and the United States finished first, with four gold medals each.
IChO 2008
International Chemistry Olympiad
, 07.21.2008
The 40th International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) was held in Budapest, Hungary on July 12-21, 2008. China and Russia finished first, with four gold medals each.
Remembering Sir John Templeton
by Kristi Birch
Cogito
, 07.16.2008
His Foundation inspired and funded the development of Cogito.
Hubble Kaleidoscope Finds Evidence Of Space Looking All Crazy
The Onion
, 07.16.2008
Images from the kaleidoscope reveal that the Crab Nebula actually looks totally, like, freaky and everything.
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Leo and Joe were two of the lucky (and smart) students chosen to participate in the China Youth Space Academy this winter in Arizona. Cogito Members: Come meet them in the Special Events forum.
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