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  • New Technique Safely Deposits Novel Metal Oxide Thin Films on Substrates
    News - 17 Sep 2007
    University at Buffalo chemists have developed a novel way to grow chemically pure, zinc oxide thin films characterized by dense, bristle-like nanostructures and a new method for depositing them on...
  • Stanford Physicists Theorize a New State of Matter
    News - 19 Dec 2006
    Conventional matter exists in three familiar forms-solid, liquid and gas. But under special circumstances, quantum theory predicts exotic states of matter, such as superconductors in which electrons...
  • Quantum Computing Closer to Reality
    News - 20 Nov 2006
    A University of Utah physicist took a step toward developing a superfast computer based on the weird reality of quantum physics by showing it is feasible to read data stored in the form of the...
  • Cellulose Used to Strengthen Plastic
    News - 17 Oct 2006
    Researchers at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) are developing ways to use cellulose from wood to strengthen plastics, providing a lightweight component that has the added...
  • New Coated Polarizers Find Applications in LCD Televisions
    News - 14 Aug 2006
    Having successfully put into practical application its epoch-making new polarizer ("New Polarizer") for liquid crystal display television sets (LCD-TVs) for the first time in the world,...
  • Engineered Zeolite Crystal
    News - 18 Apr 2006
    The porous, sieve-like minerals known as zeolites have been used for decades in purifiers, filters and other devices. Yet creating and refining a new type of zeolite is still a matter of sophisticated...
  • World's First Completely Transparent Integrated Circuit from Inorganic Compounds
    News - 20 Mar 2006
    Researchers at Oregon State University have created the world's first completely transparent integrated circuit from inorganic compounds, another major step forward for the rapidly evolving field...
  • Ames Laboratory Creates Stronger, Lighter Aluminum Alloy
    News - 6 Jan 2006
    The next generation of jet fighter aircraft could fly farther and faster thanks to a new high-strength aluminum alloy prepared at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory. The new alloy is...
  • Samsung Outlines Goals for the Future
    News - 10 Nov 2005
    Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. invited an alysts to present the company's mid- and long-term visions in the largest-scale Analyst Day event ever hosted by an Asian corporation. The company...
  • 32 Innovative Projects Awarded Grants Under Advanced Technology Program
    News - 30 Sep 2004
    The U.S. Commerce Department’s Advanced Technology Program today announced 32 new cost-sharing awards for research on highly innovative industrial technologies. A total of 43 companies,...

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