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  • Norway Plans Field Laboratory for CO2 Storage
    News - 26 Oct 2006
    Norway could soon have one of the world’s first field laboratories for studies of CO2 storage in bedrock. Seven Norwegian research groups, led by the research organisation SINTEF, are to find...
  • NIST's New Advanced Imaging Facility Peers Inside Hydrogen Fuel Cells
    News - 16 Aug 2006
    Thanks to a new and improved imaging instrument at the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), scientists now can conduct detailed surveillance on the comings...
  • Research Project Set to Uncover the Future of Helium
    News - 14 Jun 2006
    The UK's biggest provider of helium is joining forces with a major user and Cambridge academics to sponsor a three year research project, the results of which are expected to reveal how much...
  • Mobil 1 Produces Optimal Performance for McLaren Formula 1 Engines
    News - 24 Apr 2006
    Mobil 1 lubricants are providing additional power to the Mercedes-Benz engine of the Team McLaren Mercedes MP4-21 Formula One car for the 2006 season. Ron Dennis, Team Principal, Team McLaren...
  • Century-Old Compound Turns Into High-Tech Hero
    News - 10 Apr 2006
    More than a century after its creation, one of the world’s hardest known substances is being reinvented as a high-tech solution to improve radar systems, cell phone base systems, hybrid electric...
  • CAS Scientists Develop China's First RFQ Accelerator
    News - 23 Nov 2005
    With the support of the National Program on Key Basic Research Projects (dubbed the 973 Program), researchers from the CAS Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP) have developed the first Radio...
  • Micro-Power Fuel Cells for Mobile Devices Will Catalyze the Entire Fuel Cell Market
    News - 20 Oct 2005
    Micro-power fuel cells, intended to power portable electronic devices such as cell phones, PDAs and laptop computers, will be the key technical and economic driver for the entire fuel cell market...
  • Giant Grass Future Fuel
    News - 28 Sep 2005
    Giant Miscanthus (Miscanthus x giganteus), a hybrid grass that can grow 13 feet high, may be a valuable renewable fuel source for the future, researchers at the University of Illinois at...
  • Global Hydrogen Agreement Marks 25 Years
    News - 15 Sep 2004
    The simplest molecule presents the best opportunity for energy. With global energy demands projected to rise 66% by 2030, the world desperately needs alternatives to fossil fuels. Hydrogen power, a...
  • Magnesium International Smelter Location Update
    News - 10 Jun 2004
    Key Points Two Central Queensland sites are viable and both offer better economics than Port Pirie in South Australia; discussions continuing with Queensland Government Source of magnesite...

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