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  • Soluble Glass Encourages Bone Growth
    News - 6 Jun 2008
    British scientists are developing a new type of glass that can dissolve and release calcium into the body. This will enable patients to regrow bones and could signal a move away from bone transplants....
  • New Handbook Covers the Latest Accomplishments in Robotics
    News - 20 May 2008
    Robots! Robots on Mars and in oceans, in hospitals and homes, in factories and schools, robots fighting fires, making goods and products, saving time and lives… Robots today are making a...
  • Collaboration Tackles British Nuclear Waste Problem
    News - 30 Apr 2008
    The long-term problem of how to manage and dispose of Britain’s nuclear waste is to be tackled by a UK consortium headed by the University of Leeds. Over the past 60 years, Britain has...
  • New Range of Digital Cameras for Microscope Applications from Meiji
    News - 28 Apr 2008
    Meiji Techno announces the latest in CMOS digital camera technology: With scientific grade, defect free sensors, these high quality cameras are designed to be a cost-effective versatile solution for...
  • Styrofoam Inventor Makes National Inventors Hall of Fame
    News - 11 Mar 2008
    Former Dow research chemist Otis Ray McIntire, inventor of STYROFOAM™ brand extruded polystyrene insulation, is among 18 new members of the National Inventors Hall of Fame who were announced and...
  • Non-Toxic Method for Extracting Gold and Silver
    News - 25 Feb 2008
    Researchers from the Krasnoyarsk State University together with their colleagues from the Institute of Chemistry and Applied Chemistry, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, also located in...
  • University of Oregon gets Nanoscience Research Center
    News - 21 Feb 2008
    University of Oregon students crossing a grassy oval in the Lorry I. Lokey Science Complex this spring will be surprised to learn that, under their feet, researchers are operating millions of dollars...
  • Gecko's Inspire Anti-Sliding Adhesive
    News - 31 Jan 2008
    A new anti-sliding adhesive developed by engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, may be the closest man-made material yet to mimic the remarkable gecko toe hairs that allow the tiny...
  • EPA Provides 21 Grants Totaling $7.34 Million for Nanomaterials Development
    News - 29 Jan 2008
    Americans are famous for building big: the tallest sky scraper, the biggest jet, the widest plasma TV screen. But now U.S. entrepreneurs are considering thinking small. Nanotechnology uses particles...
  • Russian Supercomputer to be Used for Materials Research
    News - 25 Jan 2008
    Moscow State University (MSU) and IBM has announced details of an agreement to install a Blue Gene/P supercomputer at the Department of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics. The new...

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