Posted by Alan Eustace, Senior VP, Engineering
You aren’t likely to find your standard potato battery project at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), a project of the Society for Science & the People. Nor will you see many forced volcano eruptions. You’re more likely to notice the 1,200 students from across the world coming together to share projects like “FDIS: A Fast Frequency Distribution Based Interpolation Search Algorithm” and “Probing for Cancer with Smart shRNA.”
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Posted by Alan Eustace, Senior VP, Engineering
You aren’t likely to find your standard potato battery project at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), a project of the Society for Science & the People. Nor will you see many forced volcano eruptions. You’re more likely to notice the 1,200 students from across the world coming together to share projects like “FDIS: A Fast Frequency Distribution Based Interpolation Search Algorithm” and “Probing for Cancer with Smart shRNA.”
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Posted by Alan Eustace, Senior VP, Engineering
You aren’t likely to find your standard potato battery project at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), a project of the Society for Science & the People. Nor will you see many forced volcano eruptions. You’re more likely to notice the 1,200 students from across the world coming together to share projects like “FDIS: A Fast Frequency Distribution Based Interpolation Search Algorithm” and “Probing for Cancer with Smart shRNA.”
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Posted by Ayan Mandal, Product Manager, Google Finance
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Posted by Andrew Hogue, Uber Tech Lead
Introducing experimental views for search results
There have been a lot of recent improvements to web search, but the appearance of results themselves has been pretty constant — 10 or so web pages in a vertical list. Frequently this is exactly the right format, but for some searches you need more options and more control. That’s why we’ve created our experimental search page to let you try out some of our newest ideas.
You may have noticed our “alternative views” experiment showcased last May. This lets you visualize your search results in new ways, and we’d like to highlight some of the features we’ve recently added.
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Posted by Andrew Hogue, Uber Tech Lead
Introducing experimental views for search results
There have been a lot of recent improvements to web search, but the appearance of results themselves has been pretty constant — 10 or so web pages in a vertical list. Frequently this is exactly the right format, but for some searches you need more options and more control. That’s why we’ve created our experimental search page to let you try out some of our newest ideas.
You may have noticed our “alternative views” experiment showcased last May. This lets you visualize your search results in new ways, and we’d like to highlight some of the features we’ve recently added.
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