Archive: 04/19/2005
'Mini' ion accelerator showcased
Tom Cowan's team cultivating new laser technology for more precise cancer treatments Tom Cowan's team is thinking smaller, but with big impact. Particle accelerators are a key research tool in a high energy ...
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First Matter
A New Particle Detector Built at the Weizmann Institute of Science Will Help Probe the Primordial Universe When the first matter came into being right after the Big Bang, what was it like? It may not have been quite as sc ...
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Green machine drives for ultra fuel savings
This is what cars of the future or at least a family’s second car should look like, according to University of Queensland students. It's called the UltraCommuter - a clean, light, solar-electric concept car ...
Apr 19, 2005 |
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Common beliefs about gender and health
Lay perceptions about gender differences in health are the subject of new research published today in the International Journal of Epidemiology (IJE), edited in the Department of Social Medicine at Bristol University. Professor Sal ...
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Seagate Extends Momentus Family of Notebook Drives with Market's Highest Capacity - 120GB
Further strengthening its position in the mobile computing market, Seagate Technology is expanding its line of notebook hard disc drives with the industry's highest capacity and performance for applications ...
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