Microarray News

Posted February 2, 2006:

• Partner Proteins May Help Estrogen Foster Breast Cancer
• Study Demonstrates Rapid Diagnosis Of Urinary Tract Infections With Biosensor Technology

Posted January 24, 2006:

• Engineers Develop Smallest Device To Control Light, Advance Silicon Technology

Posted January 18, 2006:

• Utah Researchers Confirm Chromosome May Harbor Autism Gene

Posted December 18, 2005:

• Researchers Make Long DNA 'Wires' For Future Medical And Electronic Devices

Posted December 16, 2005:

• New Microchip Technology For Medical Imaging Biomarkers Of Disease Developed

Posted December 15, 2005:

• Researchers Make Long DNA 'Wires' For Future Medical Devices

Posted December 7, 2005:

• Carnegie Mellon U. Transforms DNA Microarrays With Standard Internet Communications Tool
• Breakthrough Chip Delivers Better Digital Pictures For Less Power
• Researchers Find Way To Reduce Power Consumption Of Transistors In Computer Chips

Posted November 15, 2005:

• Advances In Wireless Biosensor Technology
• Plastic Diode Could Lead To Flexible, Low Power Computer Circuits, Memory

Posted November 10, 2005:

• Flu Chip May Help Combat Future Epidemics, Pandemics

Posted October 31, 2005:

• Zebrafish And CHIP Help Untangle Protein Misfolding In Brain Disease

Posted September 16, 2005:

• Genetic Testing Helps Physicians Zero In On Eye Disease

Posted July 30, 2005:

• Penn Researchers Take A Big Step Forward In Making Smaller Circuits

Posted July 10, 2005:

• Fish And Chips: A Fast Track To Understanding Blood Development

Posted June 17, 2005:

• New Gene Chip May Be Early Cancer Diagnosis Tool

Posted June 9, 2005:

• Biological Warfare, Mad Cow Disease On University of Houston Student's Hit List

Posted June 8, 2005:

• MIT's Nanoprinter Could Mass-Produce Nano-Devices

Posted May 27, 2005:

• Study: 'Homemade' Gene Expression Technology Unreliable

Posted May 19, 2005:

• University Of Manchester Develops Vision Chip For New Generation Of 'Human' Robots

Posted April 28, 2005:

• Future Computer: Atoms Packed In An 'Egg Carton' Of Light?

Posted April 27, 2005:

• Innovative Fountain Pen Writes On The Nanoscale

Posted April 25, 2005:

• Microarrays As Phenotype

Posted April 21, 2005:

• Standardized Microarrays May Bring Us One Step Closer To Personalized Medical Treatement

Posted April 14, 2005:

• Case Researchers Grow Carbon Nanotubes In Lab Using Faster, Cheaper Means

Posted March 26, 2005:

• Scientists Grow Thermoelectric Cobaltate Thin Films On Silicon
• Engineers Study Whether Plasmonics, 'Light On A Wire,' Is Circuitry Wave Of Future
• Chemical Engineer Kao Explores Antibiotic Synthesis With DNA Chips

Posted March 7, 2005:

• NCI Creates Gene Expression Database Of Normal Human Organ Tissue

Posted February 24, 2005:

• Almost Only Counts In Horseshoes — And Computer Chips

Posted February 22, 2005:

• Open Microfluidic And Nanofluidic Systems

Posted February 10, 2005:

• Sandia Researchers Develop Portable Device That Can Detect Heart And Gum Disease Instantly

Posted February 5, 2005:

• A Portable Detector For HIV-AIDS, Measles And Other Infectious Diseases

Posted January 25, 2005:

• Deciphering The Genetic Babel Of Brain Cells

Posted January 23, 2005:

• Researchers Construct Tiny, Floating 'Eyeballs,' 'Billiard Balls' On Microchip

Posted January 11, 2005:

• Development Of Portable Infectious Disease Detector

Posted January 6, 2005:

• Tiny, Atom-Based Detector Senses Weak Magnetic Fields
• Synthetic Biology: Researchers Mass Produce Genes On A Chip

Posted January 4, 2005:

• FDA Clears First Of Kind Genetic Lab Test

Posted December 19, 2004:

• DNA May Hold Key To Information Processing And Data Storage

Posted December 8, 2004:

• Researchers Invent Energy-Saving Computer Chip

Posted November 23, 2004:

• Multipurpose Nanocables Invented

Posted November 4, 2004:

• Tiny Tools Carve Glass
• Godiva's Speedy Ride: USC PIM Chip On Track To Beat Itanium

Posted November 3, 2004:

• Student’s Winning Invention Enables 'Animal On A Chip'

Posted October 19, 2004:

• Researchers Guide Light Through Liquids And Gases On A Chip, A Major Step Forward For Optical Sensing Technology

Posted September 14, 2004:

• Heat-Controlled Drug Implants Offer Hope For Future

Posted August 31, 2004:

• New Microfluidic Device Tackles Tough Synthesis Tasks

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