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Commandeering Cellular Machinery: Recognition Mechanism To Detect Small Molecules
October 5, 2004 — Researchers have learned how to commandeer the complex machinery that cells use to recognize and respond to such important molecules as steroid hormones, thyroid hormones and vitamin ... > full story -
Laboratory Grows World Record Length Carbon Nanotube
September 17, 2004 — University of California scientists working at Los Alamos National Laboratory in collaboration with chemists from Duke University have recently grown a world record-length four-centimeter-long, ... > full story -
New Power Sources Needed For Soldier Of The Future
September 13, 2004 — The U.S. Army should investigate alternative power sources, such as fuel cells and small engines, to create longer-lasting, lighter, cheaper, and more reliable sources of energy for the equipment ... > full story -
Laboratory Advances The Art And Science Of Aerogels
August 30, 2004 — University of California scientists working at Los Alamos National Laboratory have recently demonstrated a novel method for chemically modifying and enhancing silica-based aerogels without ... > full story -
Nanoparticles, Super-Absorbent Gel Clean Radioactivity From Porous Structures
July 15, 2004 — Porous structures, such as brick and concrete, are notoriously hard to clean when contaminated with certain types of radioactive materials. Now, thanks to researchers in Argonne's Chemical ... > full story -
Scientists Provide New Understanding Of Manganites
June 9, 2004 — University of California researchers working at Los Alamos National Laboratory recently unveiled a new theory explaining the strange coexistence of metallic and insulating phases in the crystals of a ... > full story -
Squeezing More Juice Out Of Solar Panels
May 5, 2004 — University of California scientists working at Los Alamos National Laboratory have proposed a new theory to explain the movement of vast energy fields in giant radio galaxies ... > full story -
New Efforts Needed To Address Cleanup After 'Dirty Bomb' Attack
April 16, 2004 — A new study, scheduled to appear in the May 1 edition of Environmental Science & Technology suggests that current regulations for environmental remediation are inadequate to deal with a dirty ... > full story -
Sandia Sensor Has Potential To Help U.S. Military Eliminate 'Friendly Fire' During Combat
March 11, 2004 — A device to help eliminate friendly fire during military combat has been created by engineers at the National Nuclear Security Administration's Sandia National ... > full story -
Los Alamos Leading Fast-Paced Reactor Research To Power Planned Journey To Jupiter's Icy Moons
February 12, 2004 — A proposed U.S. mission to investigate three ice-covered moons of Jupiter will demand fast-paced research, fabrication and realistic non-nuclear testing of a prototype nuclear reactor within two ... > full story
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