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US and Australian scientists measured the plume from the Gulf oil spill during a research cruise. The findings are published Thursday.
In finding BP oil spill flow rate, lab science meets real world

Scientists are using sophisticated tools to estimate the flow of oil responsible for the BP oil spill. Some techniques are commonly used to show scientific principles, but are not often applied to real-world problems.

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Topic: Richard Camilli

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Gulf oil spill plume stretches 22 miles, not breaking down much

In finding BP oil spill flow rate, lab science meets real world

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Difference Maker Dave Valle plays on a new field: microloans that help to end poverty

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