Archive: 10/04/2005
UCLA scientist to present provost lecture on 'Nano Meccano' Oct. 7 at Science2005
An internationally recognized pioneer in the field of supramolecular chemistry--the chemistry beyond the molecule--from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), will present the Provost Lecture at the University ...
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Boiler modifications cut mercury emissions
Lehigh University researchers in Bethlehem, Pa., have developed a cost-effective technique for reducing mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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New battery technology powers for 12 years
University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists say they are developing super-charged tiny lithium batteries to help treat nervous system and other disorders.
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Digital music sales triple
If the recording industry had any doubts about the power of online music, they were put to rest Monday with a report from the London-based IFPI that digital sales of music tripled over last year.
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Another view of the Internet's fragility
The Internet may not be as vulnerable to centralized attacks as previously suggested, researchers in California reported Monday.
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Rat hair cells found to be true stem cells
Cells inside hair follicles are stem cells able to develop into the cell types needed for hair growth and follicle replacement, Swiss researchers claim.
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Mars rovers may yet make major discoveries
NASA scientists in Washington have stopped making predictions about the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity as the devices continue to navigate across Mars.
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