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Posted October 7, 2008:

• Zooming Way In, Technique Offers Close-ups Of Electrons, Nuclei
• New Knowledge About Thermoelectric Materials Could Give Better Energy Efficiency

Posted October 6, 2008:

• New Graphene-based Material Clarifies Graphite Oxide Chemistry
• Fungus Fights Air Pollution By Removing Sulfur From Crude Oil

Posted October 5, 2008:

• Bio-imaging Mass Spectrometry Techniques Reveal Molecular Details About Complex Systems

Posted October 3, 2008:

• New Research Could Lead To Practical Uses For Metal-organic Frameworks
• Compact Fluorescent Lighting: Are We Trading Energy Conservation For Toxic Mercury Emissions?

Posted October 2, 2008:

• Electron Give-and-take Lets Molecules Shine Individually On Camera
• Why Metal Alloys Degrade And Fail
• Baked Slug: New Method To Test Fireproofing Material
• Under Pressure At The Nanoscale, Polymers Play By Different Rules
• Flexi Display Technology Is Now

Posted October 1, 2008:

• New Way To Make Malaria Medicine Also First Step In Finding New Antibiotics

Posted September 30, 2008:

• Micro Honeycomb Materials Enable New Physics In Aicraft Sound Reduction
• Degradation Of Wood In Royal Warship Vasa Is Caused By Iron

Posted September 28, 2008:

• Compound Could Help Detect Chemical, Biological Weapons At Long Distances

Posted September 26, 2008:

• Photonic Crystal Biosensors Detect Protein-DNA Interactions
• Genetic Testing Anywhere: Micro-sizes Hand-held 'Lab-on-a-chip' Devices Under Development
• New Nanoscale Process Will Help Computers Run Faster And More Efficiently

Posted September 25, 2008:

• Hawaiian Scientists Take Their Test Tubes Surfing
• Researcher Working On Destruction Of Chemical Weapons
• Purifying Nanorods: Big Success With Tiny Cleanup

Posted September 24, 2008:

• Coating Copies Microscopic Biological Surfaces

Posted September 23, 2008:

• Disposable ‘lab-on-a-chip’ May Save Costs And Lives

Posted September 22, 2008:

• Unlocking The Secret Of The Kondo Effect
• Expanding Cell Girth Indicates Seriousness Of Breast Cancer
• Simulations Help Explain Fast Water Transport In Nanotubes
• World's Thinnest Balloon Created: Just One Atom Thick

Posted September 21, 2008:

• Introducing The Next Generation Of Chemical Reactors
• Nanoscale Structures: A Snapshot Of Transformations

Posted September 19, 2008:

• 'Buckyballs' Have High Potential To Accumulate In Living Tissue

Posted September 18, 2008:

• Engineers Discover Nanoparticles Can Break On Through
• Criminals Who Eat Processed Foods More Likely To Be Discovered, Through Fingerprint Sweat Corroding Metal

Posted September 16, 2008:

• Water Purification Down The Nanotubes: Could Nanotechnology Solve The Water Crisis?
• New Rechargeable Lithium Batteries Could Jump-start Hybrid Electric Car Efficiency

Posted September 12, 2008:

• Nanoscopic Golden Rods

Posted September 11, 2008:

• Enzyme Detectives Uncover New Reactions: Implications For Engineering Biofuels
• World's First Synthetic Tree: May Lead To Technologies For Heat Transfer, Soil Remediation
• Hydrogen Bonds: Scientists Find New Mechanism

Posted September 10, 2008:

• Carbon Molecule With A Charge Could Be Tomorrow's Semiconductor
• Nanoscale Droplets With Cancer-fighting Implications Created
• Bottoms Up: Better Organic Semiconductors For Printable Electronics

Posted September 9, 2008:

• Putting The Squeeze On Nitrogen For High Energy Materials

Posted September 7, 2008:

• A Light Bulb And A Few Chemicals: Scientists Find A Way To Help Make New Reactions

Posted September 5, 2008:

• MIT Probe Could Aid Quantum Computing
• Scientists Peel Away Mystery Behind Gold's Catalytic Prowess

Posted September 4, 2008:

• 'Lab On A Chip' Improves Success Of In Vitro Fertilization

Posted September 3, 2008:

• Researchers Develop New Technique For Fabricating Nanowire Circuits

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