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16-Dec-2004
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Rapid progress
reported in emerging field of molecular electronics
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NYU chemists create
DNA translation machine
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LCD as a molecular magnifying glass [NWO]
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15-Dec-2004
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Desires for fatty
foods and alcohol share a chemical trigger
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Scientists 'PAD'
their way to new metal-oxide film technology
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INEEL-designed system assists army with chemical weapon destruction
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14-Dec-2004
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Researchers control
chemical reactions one molecule at a time
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The secret life
of acid dust
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New microscope
boost for UK nanotechnology research
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13-Dec-2004
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O Christmas tree:
Your bark may fight arthritis
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Glass gives up secrets under pressure [Argonne National Laboratory]
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Researchers use pentacene to develop next-generation solar power
[Georgia Institute of Technology]
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12-Dec-2004
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Selective coatings
create biological sensors from carbon nanotubes
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10-Dec-2004
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A deep sea hydrocarbon
factory
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09-Dec-2004
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Nanotubes glow,
even within biological cells
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Scientists Find Atomic Clues to Tougher Ceramics [Berkeley Lab]
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08-Dec-2004
|
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Software tool
finds 'needles' in data 'haystacks'
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Scientists uncover
clues to the mystery of 'gene deserts'
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07-Dec-2004
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Molecular Chains Line Up to Form Protopolymer [Penn State]
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Protein 'key'
could aid search for cancer drugs
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Less Fat Makes Better Process For Designing New Drugs [Ohio State]
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06-Dec-2004
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9,000-year history
of Chinese fermented beverages confirmed
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03-Dec-2004
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Quantum memory for light [Max-Planck-Society]
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Carnegie Mellon
scientist develops way to deliver promising genetic tool into living cells
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01-Dec-2004
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Northeastern
researcher finds missing atmospheric carbon dioxide [Northeastern
University]
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29-Nov-2004
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Molecular pattern
dance observed - choreography revealed
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26-Nov-2004
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A new species
of amyloid peptide
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FIZ CHEMIE Berlin
Improves Database Infotherm for the Planning of Chemical Plants
|
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FIZ CHEMIE Berlin
Announces New Database POLYRESIST - Chemical Resistances of Plastics
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25-Nov-2004
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Emory chemists
create unprecedented metallic molecule
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24-Nov-2004
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New project takes
measure of plastic electronics
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Young Stars Poised for Production of Rocky Planets [ESO]
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22-Nov-2004
|
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Scientists discover
air is heavier than we thought
|
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'Self-cleaning'
suits may be in your future
|
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Heart responds
to fasting by remodeling vital energy-producing components
|
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Computer Simulation Shows How Fibrils – Proteins That Cluster in Diseases
– Form [North Carolina State University]
|
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Acid-resistant bug doesn't give in to alcohol either [Washington
University]
|
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19-Nov-2004
|
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Scientists explore
atomic mysteries of ancient pigment
|
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New protein structure
may aid in design of therapeutics for autoimmune disease
|
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Down Syndrome
protein reduces tumor growth
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18-Nov-2004
|
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Livermore scientists
shape crystals with biomolecules
|
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16-Nov-2004
|
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UO's molecular
'claws' trap arsenic atoms
Discovery could eventually lead to improved treatments for arsenic poisoning
|
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Chemist breaks
old barrier to better electron representationin molecular computations
|
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Compound in apples
may help fight Alzheimer's disease
|
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Europeans join forces for Catalysis and Sustainable Chemistry [NWO]
|
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Multipurpose Nanocables Invented [UC Davis News]
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15-Nov-2004
|
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Strong, Yet Gentle, Acid Uncovered [UCR News]
New Acid Has Potential to Help With a Variety of Processes
|
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11-Nov-2004
|
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Experiment confirms
existence of new electronic state in superconductors
|
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Nature-of-Water Question Makes Another Splash [Berkeley Lab]
|
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Nanocrystals Show a Quick Route to Change [Berkeley Lab]
|
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10-Nov-2004
|
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Designing an ultrasensitive
'optical nose' for chemicals
|
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Gold nano anchors
put nanowires in their place
|
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Old Riverbed Keeps Chemicals From Entering Ohio River [Ohio SU]
|
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07-Nov-2004
|
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UCSD Chemists Use Tiny 'Chaperones' To Direct Molecules And Nanoparticles
In Drop Of Liquid [UCSD]
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06-Nov-2004
|
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Pesticide Disposal Goes Green [Science News]
|
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04-Nov-2004
|
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Researchers Find Color Sensitive Atomic Switch in Bacteria [UTHSC]
|
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Researchers discover transport molecule that allows boron into cells
[The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center]
|
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01-Nov-2004
|
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Carving New Frontiers for Ion-Beam Technology - An Imprinter that
Combines Electron and Ion Beams Opens the Way for Wider Applications [Berkeley
Lab]
|
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28-Oct-2004
|
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UCLA chemists
report new nano flash welding
|
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22-Oct-2004
|
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Newly discovered
protein suggests novel tumorigenic pathway
|
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New method studies living bacteria cells
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory
have found a new way to study individual living bacteria cells and analyze
their chemistry [Argonne]
|
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21-Oct-2004
|
|
Innovative
ideas for a continuously optimized product
The new Makrolon® multi UV IQ-Relax sheets baffle against heat and insulate
at the same time
|
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Strong-flavored
onions show promise for fighting cancer
|
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20-Oct-2004
|
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The 'green' side
of pumpkins — purging pollution from contaminated soils
|
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18-Oct-2004
|
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Experts debate
benefits, dangers of chlorine in C&EN point-counterpoint
|
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Launch of the
Online Journal of Nanotechnology at AZoNano.com
|
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A Nanowire with a Surprise
New research may advance the nanoelectronics field [BNL Laboratory News]
|
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12-Oct-2004
|
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Sealing corneal
incisions with a drop of chemistry, BU researchers develop gel for cataract
surgery
|
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11-Oct-2004
|
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Wiley-VCH forms
publishing partnership with Chinese Academy of Sciences
|
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08-Oct-2004
|
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Emory chemists
develop bacteria that may help decaffeinate coffee
|
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06-Oct-2004
|
|
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2004
for the discovery of ubiquitin-mediated protein degradation
|
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04-Oct-2004
|
|
The 2004 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
to Richard Axel and Linda B. Buck for their discoveries of "odorant receptors
and the organization of the olfactory system"
|
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03-Oct-2004
|
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Commandeering
cellular machinery: recognition mechanism to detect small molecules
|
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02-Oct-2004
|
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Buckyballs at Bat: Toxic nanomaterials get a tune-up [Science News]
|
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01-Oct-2004
|
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Studying the chemistry
of drugs in wastewater
|
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30-Sep-2004
|
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EMBO Gold Medal
2004 goes to Spanish scientist
|
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|
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Control of molecular
switches increased by tailored intermolecular interactions
|
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24-Sep-2004
|
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Researchers create
nanotubes that change colors, form 'nanocarpet' and kill bacteria
|
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|
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Rice finds 'on-off
switch' for buckyball toxicity
|
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|
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Spun from bone
- PNNL-USC team discovers how protein in teeth controls bone-like crystals
to form steely enamel
|
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New sequence involved
in DNA replication timing may aid in cancer detection
|
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22-Sep-2004
|
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Bullish chemical could repel yellow fever mosquitoes [Indiana University]
|
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18-Sep-2004
|
|
Synthesis and Characterization of Biotinylated Forms of Insulin-like Growth
Factor-1 [ACS Article]
|
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17-Sep-2004
|
|
Resveratrol synthase
uncovered: Cyclization specificity of type III polyketide synthases
|
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16-Sep-2004
|
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The science of shrinkage: Nano guitars and clocks [USA Today]
|
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15-Sep-2004
|
|
Using a carbon nanotube, Cornell researchers make an oscillator so small
it might weigh a single atom [Cornell News]
|
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|
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Green, leafy spinach may soon power more than Popeye’s biceps [MIT]
|
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14-Sep-2004
|
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Chemical Sensor Could Enable New Ways To Monitor Pollutants [Ohio
State University]
|
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13-Sep-2004
|
|
Research on carbohydrate
metabolism receives historical recognition
|
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|
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Hydrocarbons in
the deep Earth?
|
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|
|
09-Sep-2004
|
|
Cell's gatekeeper
for ammonia revealed in unprecedented detail
|
|
|
|
Israeli scientists
reveal the plan of a key cellular machine
|
|
|
|
Bacteria use 'molecular
lasso' to cop copper
|
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|
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Self-assembling designer molecules that mimic nature could lead to nano-device
advances, Cornell researchers report [Cornell News]
|
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|
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Nanotechnology leads to discovery of super superconductors [DOE/Los
Alamos National Laboratory]
|
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02-Sep-2004
|
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Rice refining
production of pure nanotube fibers
Pioneering fiber production methods similar to those of Kevlar(R), Zylon(R)
|
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01-Sep-2004
|
|
Flame retardants
found on supermarket shelves
|
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31-Aug-2004
|
|
Molecular motor
myosin VI moves 'hand over hand,' researchers say
|
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|
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Crystals in nanofocus - Max Planck Scientists strike new paths in
nanoanalysis and data storage with infrared light [MPG]
|
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25-Aug-2004
|
|
Surface physics
technique reveals complex chemical reactions on icy surfaces
|
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|
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Study: Some treatment
plants effectively remove drugs, hormones from wastewater
|
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|
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Riverbank filtration
pulls pollutants from drinking water
|
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22-Aug-2004
|
|
In gene regulation,
small is beautiful
|
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|
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New class of compounds
promises to revive failing hearts
|
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19-Aug-2004
|
|
Chemical engineers
discover filtration system to help biotech industry
|
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|
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Scientists reinvent
DNA as template to produce organic molecules
|
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18-Aug-2004
|
|
Researchers show
how to assemble building blocks for nanotechnology
|
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|
|
When is a mouse
like a test tube?
Novel chemical reaction offers promise in biology and medicine
|
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|
|
Sweet success
in targeting sugar molecules to cells in living animals
|
|
|
|
NIST, CU scientists
report first observation of an 'Atomic Air Force'
|
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|
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16-Aug-2004
|
|
ASU researchers
demonstrate new technique that improves the power of atomic force micrscopy
|
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|
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Chemists at Caltech devise new, simpler way to make carbohydrates
[Science Blog]
|
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12-Aug-2004
|
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Common call for
action on European Research Council (ERC)
|
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09-Aug-2004
|
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Scientists formulate
intelligent glass that blocks heat not light
|
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07-Aug-2004
|
|
Lighting the Way for Water: New strategy for steering drops with finesse
[Science News]
|
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|
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Stacking-Unstacking Dynamics of Oligodeoxynucleotide Trimers [ACS]
|
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05-Aug-2004
|
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|
Chemistry
& Biodiversity:
The Sweet Smell of Success
John Wiley & Sons is pleased to announce the launch
of the new chemistry journal, Chemistry & Biodiversity.
|
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04-Aug-2004
|
|
Snapshots of the
movement of molecules in a billionth of a second
|
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29-Jul-2004
|
|
DFG presents
the 2004 MAK and BAT value lists
Numerous changes and new entries – cadmium classified as a human carcinogen
|
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|
|
ASU researchers
demonstrate new nanotech effect - moving water molecules by light
|
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|
|
Firefly compound
lights up 'protein dance' in living animals
|
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28-Jul-2004
|
|
U of T research
answers key question in biochemistry
Characterize intermediates at atomic level
|
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|
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A New Advance in Gallium Nitride Nanowires [Berkeley Lab]
|
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26-Jul-2004
|
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New world record
magnet for chemical and biomedical research
|
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21-Jul-2004
|
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Nature mimics industry [Dartmouth News]
|
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17-Jul-2004
|
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Nitrogen Power: New crystal packs a lot of punch [Science News]
|
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13-Jul-2004
|
|
First medical test on CD gets good results - Fast [Ohio State University]
|
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08-Jul-2004
|
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How worms' noses sense oxygen [Berkeley
Lab]
|
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07-Jul-2004
|
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Tuning the Nanoworld - New Methods for Constructing
Nanostructures and Calculating Their Electronic States
[Berkeley Lab]
|
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06-Jul-2004
|
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Nanoparticles stiff from constant strain [UC Berkeley News]
|
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EC boosts European Electron Microscopy Research [Max Planck Society]
|
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04-Jul-2004
|
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3-D structure
of anthrax toxin complex solved
|
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03-Jul-2004
|
|
Comfortably Numb - Anesthetics are slowly giving up the secrets of
how they work [Science News Online]
|
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02-Jul-2004
|
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To Grow, Stars And Planets Need Space Dust ... And Formaldehyde? [Science
Daily]
|
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01-Jul-2004
|
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How DNA Repair Machinery is a 'Two-Way Street' [Duke University]
|
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30-Jun-2004
|
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Antioxidant controversy:
Scientists seek measurement standards
|
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To grow, stars and planets need space dust . . . and formaldehyde?
[Ohio State University]
|
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29-Jun-2004
|
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Basic RNA
enzyme research promises single-molecule biosensors
Research aimed at teasing apart the workings of
RNA enzymes eventually may lead to ways of monitoring fat metabolism
and might even assist in the search for signs of life on Mars, according
to University of Michigan researcher Nils Walter. His latest work
was published online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences June 24.
|
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23-Jun-2004
|
|
Common chemicals
morphing into potential toxins in Arctic
|
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21-Jun-2004
|
|
Scientists
Discover Two New Interstellar Molecules: Point to Probable Pathways for
Chemical Evolution in Space [National Radio Astronomy Observatory]
|
|
|
|
How left-handed
amino acids got ahead
|
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17-Jun-2004
|
|
Gold-tipped nanocrystals
developed by Hebrew University
|
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16-Jun-2004
|
|
Largest USDA study
of food antioxidants reveals best sources
|
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11-Jun-2004
|
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Studies on electric polarization open potential for tinier devices
[Argonne National Laboratory]
|
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|
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Pumping energy to nanocrystals from a quantum well [Los Alamos National
Laboratory]
|
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10-Jun-2004
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09-Jun-2004
|
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UO researchers
learn to precisely control nanoparticle spacing
|
| |
|
BU chemists debut
online resource for researchers seeking to build new bioactive compounds
|
|
|
|
NIH launches first
center in Nationwide Chemical Genomics Network
|
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03-Jun-2004
|
|
Protein Engineered to Detect Nerve Gas [DukeMedNews]
|
|
|
|
Film found on
windows after 9/11 reveals higher level of pollutants
|
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01-Jun-2004
|
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NASA researchers customize 'lab-on-a-chip' technology [NASA News Release]
|
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29-May-2004
|
|
Chemical Knot: Scientists assemble legendary symbol by interlocking molecules
[Science News Online]
|
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27-May-2004
|
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Chemists make
molecular interlocked rings
|
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26-May-2004
|
|
Prize Money
Announced for the Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge
|
|
|
|
Chemical Heritage Foundation Receives Rare Early Texts Valued in Excess
of $10 Million [Chemical Heritage Foundation]
|
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25-May-2004
|
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Top 50 U.S. Chemical Producers Report [C&EN, ACS]
|
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24-May-2004
|
|
Developing
tools for reliable 'gene chip' measurements
|
|
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20-May-2004
|
|
Narrowing the Interdisciplinary Divide: Mangosee OSC to Empower Researchers,
Manufacturers and Suppliers & Promote Efficiency, Communication and Adventure
in Organic Semiconductors [PRWeb]
|
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19-May-2004
|
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A Bit Of Titan On Earth Helps In The Search For Life's Origins [Science
Daily]
|
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|
17-May-2004
|
|
Chemical company
earnings jump in 2004 first quarter
|
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13-May-2004
|
|
Labs-on-a-chip
to Detect Milk Contamination [The Whitaker Foundation]
|
|
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|
12-May-2004
|
|
Protein keeps
cold fish from becoming frozen flounder, new study shows
'Hyperactive' antifreeze protein has eluded researchers for more than
30 years.
|
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|
11-May-2004
|
|
22-amino acid
bacterium created by Scripps scientists
|
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10-May-2004
|
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Chemist's technique enables creation of novel carbon nanoparticles
[WUSTL]
|
|
|
|
Botulinum Toxin Structure Offers Clues for Vaccines/Treatments [Brookhaven
National Laboratory]
|
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|
09-May-2004
|
|
Wisconsin chemists
find a new chink in TB's armor
|
|
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07-May-2004
|
|
Golden tongues
|
|
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|
05-May-2004
|
|
Findings redefine
mechanism of action of RNA helicase enzymes
|
|
|
|
Sandia polymer electrolyte membrane brings goal of a high temperature
PEM fuel cell closer [Sandia News Center]
|
|
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|
|
04-May-2004
|
|
UO patent opens
way for green nano
Diborane and benzene can be replaced with safer, faster, cheaper non-toxic
process.
|
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|
30-Apr-2004
|
|
Scientists report
how protons induce water cages
|
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29-Apr-2004
|
|
PTC Therapeutics'
researchers identify biochemical pathway important for modulating cell
growth
|
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28-Apr-2004
|
|
UCLA chemists
develop new coating for nanoscale probes
|
|
|
|
A Conveyor Belt for the Nano-Age [Berkeley Lab]
|
|
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|
27-Apr-2004
|
|
PNNL
on fast track for hydrogen fuel reformer [PNNL News]
|
|
|
|
Diagnostic
method based on nanoscience could rival PCR
|
|
|
|
Nanogold does
not glitter, but its future looks bright
At the nano-level, gold acquires a new shine, a new set of properties
and a host of potential new applications.
|
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19-Apr-2004
|
|
Aberration-corrected
microscopes bring 2020 vision to the nano-world
|
|
|
|
Moore donation wins Californian's book trove
[ phillyBurbs ]
|
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13-Apr-2004
|
|
Batch control makes chemical reactions easier to manage [ NWO ]
|
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12-Apr-2004
|
|
Experiment
harnesses state-of-the-art sequencing technology to detect life on Mars
|
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|
09-Apr-2004
|
|
Ceramics data
enters a new phase
|
|
|
|
Glowing microspheres
improve fluorescence measurements
|
|
|
|
Self-assembling 'nanotubes' offer promise for future artificial joints
[ Pudue News ]
|
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|
08-Apr-2004
|
|
Carnegie Mellon
U. develops microgel to recover enzymes for manufacturing, research assays
|
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06-Apr-2004
|
|
'Crystal engineering'
helps scientists solve 3-D protein structures
Research aids drug design; Sheds light on plague and other diseases.
|
|
|
|
Researchers probe
link between nanotechnology and health
Rochester expert warns of toxicity in new wave of science
|
|
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|
05-Apr-2004
|
|
Stretching the
imagination
The amazing properties of 'liquid crystal elastomers'
|
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USC awarded $3.5
million to study DNA enzyme
USC scientists to study enzyme that copies genetic information
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04-Apr-2004
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02-Apr-2004
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Aerogels: 'Solid Smoke' May Have Many Uses [ UC Davis ]
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01-Apr-2004
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Creating polymers
that act like biomolecules
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31-Mar-2004
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Molecular midwives
hold clues to the origin of life
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PNNL develops
mercury-absorbing pollution solution
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Best way to clean
up toxic plumes? Give 'em a pill
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30-Mar-2004
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Mars Express confirms methane in the Martian atmosphere [ ESA ]
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Duke engineers
fabricating polymer 'nanobrushes' and other 'smart' molecule-sized structures
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Frog skin and
supercomputers lead Penn chemists to designing better bacteria killers
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Research explains
how to boost efficiency of polymer organic light-emitting diodes
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How minerals react
in the environment depends on particle size
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Chemists seek
light-activated glue for vascular repair
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Spying on a Cell - New Nanosensors a Body Can Live With [UA News]
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Making the most
of stem cells
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How DNA Copying Enzyme "Stops the Presses" for Repair Synthesizing Enzyme
[ Dukemed news ]
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28-Mar-2004
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Type of buckyball
shown to cause brain damage in fish
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Composite fibers
with carbon nanotubes offer improved mechanical and electrical properties
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24-Mar-2004
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23-Mar-2004
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Study: Carbon dioxide may find new use in producing medical implants
[Ohio State University]
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UCLA chemists report most sophisticated artificial nanomachine yet
[Small Times Media]
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Trio wins American
Chemical Society polymer education award
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Harvard chemist
wins national award for lifetime contributions to science, medicine
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20-Mar-2004
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Iron Power: Eking more juice from batteries [Science News]
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17-Mar-2004
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Electricity controls nanocrystal shape [Argonne]
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16-Mar-2004
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Optical glucose
sensor holds promise for diabetics and intensive care patients
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Fish oil supplements
may contain flame retardants
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15-Mar-2004
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King Tut liked
red wine
Ancient Egyptians believed in properly equipping a body for the afterlife,
and not just through mummification. A new study reveals that King Tutankhamun
eased his arduous journey with a stash of red wine.
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Rice wins $5M
nano instrumentation grant from DOD
Research team to develop new optical imaging technology.
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11-Mar-2004
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Revolutionary
chemical instrument receives historical recognition
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Microbe's
trick provides a template for willowy crystals
Polymer fibers extruded
by microbes found in an abandoned Wisconsin iron mine serve as templates
for the manufacture of microscopic crystals of hairlike proportions.
The unusual crystals and how they are made may provide key insight
into how nature makes some of its most durable materials, substances
such as teeth, bone and shell.
Photo by: courtesy Gelsomina
De Stasio
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Charge doping
of molecules one atom at a time
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Doping Buckyballs With Atoms, One at a Time - Researchers Tune the
Electronic Properties of Individual C60 Molecules [DOE/Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory].
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10-Mar-2004
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Future of nanoscale science will be explored with new Kavli Institute
at Cornell University [ Cornell News
]
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08-Mar-2004
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Watching Genes in Action - Method is First to Show Three Genes at
Once in Higher Animals [ University of
Utah ]
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03-Mar-2004
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Ocean's Surface Could Have Big Impact On Air Quality, Study Says
[ Ohio State University ]
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02-Mar-2004
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Transporter's
function provides support for eating vegetables, limiting antibiotics
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01-Mar-2004
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Improved manufacturing
produces better polymer displays
Technical Insights Light Emitting Polymers Analysis.
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Penn Researchers Introduce a New Nanotube-Laced Gel, Create New Means
of Aligning Nanotubes [ University of Pennsylvania ]
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27-Feb-2004
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The Fastest Stopwatch in the World [ Max Planck Society ]
German-Austrian research team presents a method of measuring time in the
region of a few hundred attoseconds, allowing the observation of atomic
processes on this time scale.
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26-Feb-2004
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Seamless circular
'nanorings' could be nanoscale sensors, resonators & transducers
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25-Feb-2004
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Marine sponges
provide model for nanoscale materials production
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Purdue chemists 'put the twist' on protein building block [ Purdue
News ]
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23-Feb-2004
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Microbial fuel
cell cleans, generates electricity from domestic wastewater
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20-Feb-2004
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19-Feb-2004
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Oxidation processes
basis of interdisciplinary research, graduate training
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18-Feb-2004
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Chemical turns
stem cells into beating heart cells
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Question about
fundamental chemistry of water answered
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New method for converting nitrogen to ammonia [ Cornell News ]
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17-Feb-2004
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Chemical that
turns mouse stem cells into heart muscles discovered by Scripps researchers
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16-Feb-2004
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CHF publishes biography of Fritz Haber [ Chemical
Heritage Foundation ]
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15-Feb-2004
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3D fabrication
technique uses light-activated molecules to create complex microstructures
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Study shows how
African-American Ph.D. chemists overcame discrimination to build careers
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14-Feb-2004
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Nobel laureate discusses muse for Lavoisier [ Cornell News
]
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13-Feb-2004
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Laser method identifies,
counts toxic molecules
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10-Feb-2004
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Chemistry puts new sparkle in diamonds [ C&EN, ACS ]
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'Heavy metal' snow on blazing Venus is lead sulfide [ WUSTL News ]
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07-Feb-2004
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Nitrogen Unbound: New reaction breaks strong chemical link [ Science
News ]
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05-Feb-2004
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Warm water vibrates
for longer
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European chemists
unite
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Seeing how plants
split water could provide key to our future energy needs
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03-Feb-2004
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Oxygen and carbon discovered in exoplanet atmosphere 'blow-off' [
ESA ]
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Scientists find
ozone-destroying molecule
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02-Feb-2004
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‘Rule-breaking’ molecule could lead to non-metal magnets [ Purdue
News ]
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Livermore scientists
team with Russia to discover elements 113 and 115
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30-Jan-2004
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Protein Data Bank
receives $30 million grant
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New antioxidants are 100 times more effective than vitamin E
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29-Jan-2004
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Livermore scientists
reveal details of reactive states of water-to-air interface
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Molecular level
discovery could play role in development of new antibiotics
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27-Jan-2004
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Sandia, UNM researchers
mimic photosynthetic proteins to manipulate platinum at the nanoscale
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26-Jan-2004
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Chemical Science
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New type of nanotube
made of gold or silver created at the Weizmann Institute
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22-Jan-2004
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Fish,
FRAMES and sticky chemicals net technology award for Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory
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20-Jan-2004
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New advance
to combat antibiotic-resistant pneumonia and malaria
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Simple sugars make cell walls like steel
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19-Jan-2004
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Small Defects Have Large Impact
Max Planck materials scientists discover why ferroelectric materials sometimes
lose their useful properties in the nanometer range
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17-Jan-2004
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Marine Superglue: Mussels get stickiness from iron in seawater [Science
News]
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16-Jan-2004
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Online calculator
improves analysis of chemical data
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13-Jan-2004
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Chemical outlook
positive for U.S., Canada, Asia-Pacific; modest for Europe
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OHSU-led research
examines role of copper, iron in diseases
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New way to defend against new biological agents [Pharma-Lexicon
International]
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12-Jan-2004
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Chemists crack
secrets of nature's super glue
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Purdue chemist 'mussels' in on secrets of natural adhesives
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09-Jan-2004
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New device can
help defend against novel biological agents
[Photo
by Daniel Dubois, Vanderbilt University]
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08-Jan-2004
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UF study suggests
life on Earth sprang from borax minerals
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07-Jan-2004
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Tiny heaters
may pave way for easier tissue engineering, medical sensors
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Purdue engineers develop quick, inexpensive method to prototype microchips
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Peregrine falcons
may face new environmental threat
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06-Jan-2004
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Scientists
find new way to store hydrogen fuel
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05-Jan-2004
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MTBE alternatives
could pose similar environmental threat
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Parasite's enzyme
structure helps address a public health issue
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Petrochemical
Heritage Award to William A. McMinn, Jr.
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