Science/Technology Links

• Using waste heat from automobile exhaust
  (Article Posted 12-Jun-11)
• Physicists apply Einstein's general theory of relativity to superconducting circuits
  (Article Posted 11-Jun-11)
• Nanotechnology circuits for wireless devices: First wafer-scale graphene integrated circuit smaller than a pinhead
  (Article Posted 11-Jun-11)
• A molecule that switches on and off
  (Article Posted 9-Jun-2011)
• First wood-digesting enzyme found in bacteria could boost biofuel production
  (Article Posted 9-Jun-2011)
• Researchers discover superatoms with magnetic shells
  (Article Posted 9-Jun-11)
• New method to make sodium ion-based battery cells could lead to better, cheaper batteries for the electrical grid
  (Article Posted 8-Jun-11)
• Quantum simulator prototype: Toward new class of semiconductor nanostructures that probe quantum world
  (Article Posted 7-Jun-11)
• Novel geothermal technology packs a one-two punch against climate change
  (Article Posted 7-Jun-11)
• Yo-yo dieting vs. obesity? Dieters may be healthier, live longer, mouse study suggests
  (Article Posted 7-Jun-11)
• Material turns hard or soft at the touch of a button
  (Article Posted 6-Jun-11)
• Developing advanced biofuels: Researchers counteract biofuel toxicity in microbes
  (Article Posted 5-Jun-11)
• Optical control of magnetic effects at the nanoscale
  (Article Posted 6-Jun-11)
• First polymer solar-thermal device heats home, saves money
  (Article Posted 6-Jun-11)
• Physicists store antimatter atoms for 1,000 seconds -- and still counting
  (Article Posted 5-Jun-11)
• DNA can discern between two quantum states, research shows
  (Article Posted 4-Jun-11)
• Autism May Have Had Advantages in Humans' Hunter-Gatherer Past, Researcher Believes
  (Article Posted 3-Jun-11)
• Quantum Physics First: Physicists Measure Without Distorting
  (Article Posted 3-Jun-11)
• Phase change memory-based 'Moneta' system points to the future of computer storage
  (Article Posted 3-Jun-11)
• Researchers build largest biochemical circuit out of small synthetic DNA molecules
  (Article Posted 3-Jun-11)
• Single-crystal arrays of graphene: Advance in efforts to develop a replacement for silicon in high-performance electronics
  (Article Posted 2-Jun-11)
• Shame and honor increase cooperation
  (Article Posted 2-Jun-11)
• Microscopic worms could help open up travel into deep space
  (Article Posted 2-Jun-11)
• Quantum knowledge cools computers: New understanding of entropy
  (Article Posted 1-Jun-11)
• Listening with one atom: New record for measuring magnetic vibrations using the spin of a single atom
  (Article Posted 31-May-11)
• Researchers create nanoscale waveguide for future photonics
  (Article Posted 31-May-11)
• Flexible films for photovoltaics
  (Article Posted 30-May-11)
• Flexible films for photovoltaics
  (Article Posted 30-May-11)
• Making complex composite materials to order
  (Article Posted 30-May-11)
• New software tool helps evaluate natural cooling options for buildings
  (Article Posted 29-May-11)
• Biological circuits for synthetic biology
  (Article Posted 29-May-11)
• Chameleon magnets: Ability to switch magnets 'on' or 'off' could revolutionize computing
  (Article Posted 28-May-11)
• Biomedical imaging: Ultrasound guide star and time-reversal mirror can focus light deep under the skin
  (Article Posted 26-May-11)
• Trash to treasure: Turning steel-mill waste into bricks
  (Article Posted 25-May-11)
• Scientists trick the brain into experiencing Barbie-doll size
  (Article Posted 26-May-11)
• Violent video games reduce brain response to violence and increase aggressive behavior, study suggests
  (Article Posted 26-May-11)
• What makes an image memorable?
  (Article Posted 24-May-11)
• T. rex leech, Titanic-eating bacterium, batfish that hops and glow-in-the-dark fungi: Scientists list top 10 new species
  (Article Posted 25-May-11)
• To bluff, or not to bluff? Modern-day game theory techniques sheds light on legendary military bluffs
  (Article Posted 23-May-11)
• Portable hydrogen reactor for fuel cells
  (Article Posted 23-May-11)
• New green technology for hydrogen production
  (Article Posted 23-May-11)
• Record efficiency of 18.7 percent for flexible solar cells on plastics, Swiss researchers report
  (Article Posted 20-May-11)
• Implant jab could solve the misery of back pain
  (Article Posted 19-May-11)
• Diminutive 3-D printers to enable home manufacturing of custom objects
  (Article Posted 18-May-11)
• A snake robot will go through any type of terrain and have many degrees of freedom for motion
  (Article Posted 16-May-11)
• Super energy storage: Activated graphene makes superior supercapacitors for energy storage
  (Article Posted 13-May-11)
• Green roof proves a cost-effective way to keep water out of sewers
  (Article Posted 7-May-11)
• Is there a 'tiger mother' effect? Asian students study twice as many hours, analysis finds
  (Article Posted 8-May-11)
• Pundits predict no more accurately than a coin toss, students find
  (Article Posted 6-May-11)
• EEG headset with flying harness lets users 'fly' by controlling their thoughts
  (Article Posted 6-May-11)
• Single atom stores quantum information
  (Article Posted 2-May-11)
• 'Time machine' made to visually explore space and time in videos: Time-lapse GigaPans provide new way to access big data
  (Article Posted 22-Apr-11)
• New kid on the plasmonic block: Researchers find plasmonic resonances in semiconductor nanocrystals
  (Article Posted 20-Apr-11)
• Vehicle pollution significantly damages the brain, mouse study suggests
  (Article Posted 13-Apr-11)
• Diesel-engine exhaust filter reduces harmful particles by 98 percent
  (Article Posted 11-Apr-11)
• Estrogen treatment with no side effects in sight, Swedish researchers find
  (Article Posted 12-Apr-11)
• NASA astronaut Cady Coleman, Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson perform first space-Earth flute duet
  (Article Posted 11-Apr-11)
• Physicists discover new way to visualize warped space and time
  (Article Posted 11-Apr-11)
• Scientists develop 'universal' virus-free method to turn blood cells into 'beating' heart cells
  (Article Posted 11-Apr-11)
• Control the cursor with power of thought
  (Article Posted 7-Apr-11)
• Two dying stars to be reborn as one
  (Article Posted 7-Apr-11)
• The Population Bomb: How we survived it
  (Article Posted 1-Apr-11)
• World first: Calculations with 14 quantum bits
  (Article Posted 1-Apr-11)
• Next-generation device developed to track world's air quality
  (Article Posted 30-Mar-11)
• Debut of the first practical 'artificial leaf'
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• Human prejudice has ancient evolutionary roots
  (Article Posted 18-Mar-11)
• Large Hadron Collider could be world's first time machine, researchers' theory suggests
  (Article Posted 16-Mar-11)
• Student innovation transmits data and power wirelessly through submarine hulls
  (Article Posted 8-Mar-11)
• Eating apples extends lifespan of test animals by 10 percent
  (Article Posted 8-Mar-11)
• Multiple sclerosis blocked in mouse model: Barring immune cells from brain prevents symptoms
  (Article Posted 7-Mar-11)
• New microscope produces dazzling 3-D movies of live cells
  (Article Posted 6-Mar-11)
• Liver, not brain, may be origin of Alzheimer’s plaques
  (Article Posted 3-Mar-11)
• Findings on pollution damage to human airways could yield new therapies
  (Article Posted 2-Mar-11)
• Using math to navigate the Beatles 'Strawberry Fields Forever'
  (Article Posted 27-Feb-11)
• Stronger than steel, novel metals are as moldable as plastic
  (Article Posted 28-Feb-11)
• Catalogue of sustainable design resources developed
  (Article Posted 25-Feb-11)
• New stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'
  (Article Posted 24-Feb-11)
• Virus-mimicking nanoparticles can stimulate long-lasting immunity
  (Article Posted 24-Feb-11)
• Toward computers that fit on a pen tip: New technologies usher in the millimeter-scale computing era
  (Article Posted 23-Feb-11)
• U.S. security experts help Kazakhstan safely transport, store Soviet-era bomb materials
  (Article Posted 14-Feb-11)
• The recycled port? An alternative to dumping at sea
  (Article Posted 14-Feb-11)
• Understanding the autistic mind: Evidence that autistic patients have trouble understanding other people's intentions
  (Article Posted 1-Feb-11)
• Deficiency of dietary omega-3 may explain depressive behaviors
  (Article Posted 31-Jan-11)
• Gender and hygiene: Could cleanliness be hurting girls?
  (Article Posted 27-Jan-11)
• Mathematical model explains how complex societies emerge, collapse
  (Article Posted 25-Jan-11)
• Weight loss plus walking essential for older, obese adults
  (Article Posted 25-Jan-11)
• Breakthrough in converting heat waste to electricity: Automotive, chemical, brick and glass industries could benefit from discovery
  (Article Posted 18-Jan-11)
• New therapies for prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's disease identified
  (Article Posted 14-Jan-11)
• Room light before bedtime may impact sleep quality, blood pressure and diabetes risk
  (Article Posted 14-Jan-11)
• Computer memory takes a spin: Physicists read data after storing them in atomic nuclei for 112 seconds
  (Article Posted 16-Dec-10)
• Champion hydrogen-producing microbe
  (Article Posted 15-Dec-10)
• Astronomers detect first carbon-rich exoplanet
  (Article Posted 8-Dec-10)
• Sleep apnea linked to cognitive difficulties and deficits in gray matter
  (Article Posted 14-Nov-10)
• Overcoming the 'tragedy of the commons': Conditonal cooperation helps in forest preservation
  (Article Posted 13-Nov-10)
• Stem cell transplants in mice produce lifelong enhancement of muscle mass
  (Article Posted 12-Nov-10)
• Cats show perfect balance even in their lapping
  (Article Posted 12-Nov-10)
• Myth of a germ-free world: A closer look at antimicrobial products
  (Article Posted 9-Nov-10)
• Nanoparticles' journey from lungs into body chronicled: Insights into pulmonary drug delivery, air pollution control
  (Article Posted 8-Nov-10)
• Air pollution exposure increases risk of severe COPD
  (Article Posted 5-Nov-10)
• Plants and animals under stress may provide the key to better stock market predications
  (Article Posted 3-Nov-10)
• New retinal implant enables blind people to see shapes and objects
  (Article Posted 3-Nov-10)
• Controlling individual cortical nerve cells by human thought
  (Article Posted 27-Oct-10)
• Ancient brew masters tapped antibiotic secrets
  (Article Posted 2-Sep-10)
• Networks -- not size -- give cities competitive advantage
  (Article Posted 31-Aug-10)
• Building muscle doesn't require lifting heavy weights, study shows
  (Article Posted 12-Aug-10)
• Ketamine may relieve depression quickly for those with treatment-resistant bipolar disorder
  (Article Posted 3-Aug-10)
• Intoxicating fragrance: Jasmine as valium substitute
  (Article Posted 9-Jul-10)
• Road surface purifies air by removing nitrogen oxides, researchers in the Netherlands find
  (Article Posted 8-Jul-10)
• New system using bacterial communities to solve complex problems
  (Article Posted 16-Jun-10)
• Largest supercomputers to simulate life on Earth, including economies and whole societies
  (Article Posted 28-May-10)
• Electron %u2018spin%u2019 in silicon will lead to revolutionary quantum chips
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  (Article Posted 27-May-10)
• Improved gluten-free bread
  (Article Posted 26-May-10)
• Tissue engineering technique yields potential biological substitute for dental implants
  (Article Posted 25-May-10)
• When it comes to security, think 'natural': Security organizations could be more effective if officials learn from nature
  (Article Posted 24-May-10)
• Game theoretic machine learning methods can help explain long periods of conflict
  (Article Posted 24-May-10)
• Schooling fish offer new ideas for wind farming
  (Article Posted 23-May-10)
• New water-splitting catalyst: Researchers expand list of potential electrode materials that could be used to store energy
  (Article Posted 13-May-10)
• Global warming: Future temperatures could exceed livable limits, researchers find
  (Article Posted 5-May-10)
• Magnetic stimulation scores modest success as antidepressant
  (Article Posted 4-May-10)
• Adult mortality analyzed by country: Men in Iceland and women in Cyprus have lowest risk of dying
  (Article Posted 4-May-10)
• Renewable Energy: Inexpensive metal catalyst can effectively generate hydrogen from water
  (Article Posted 1-May-10)
• Body's response to repetitive laughter is similar to the effect of repetitive exercise, study finds
  (Article Posted 26-Apr-10)
• Martial arts training for elderly patients gets the green light
  (Article Posted 22-Apr-10)
• Brief meditative exercise helps cognition
  (Article Posted 19-Apr-10)
• Giant undersea microbial mat among discoveries revealed by marine life census
  (Article Posted 19-Apr-10)
• Mixed-race people perceived as 'more attractive,' UK study finds
  (Article Posted 14-Apr-10)
• Viruses harnessed to split water
  (Article Posted 12-Apr-10)
• Traffic-related pollution near schools linked to development of asthma in pupils, study suggests
  (Article Posted 9-Apr-10)
• Groundbreaking cyber espionage report released; Identifies Dalai Lama as target
  (Article Posted 7-Apr-10)
• Playing 'Pong' with the blink of an eye
  (Article Posted 26-Mar-10)
• Cheap and green: Spin-off to revolutionize sustainable energy
  (Article Posted 28-Mar-10)
• Diesel exhaust associated with lethargy in offspring
  (Article Posted 24-Mar-10)
• Acts of kindness spread surprisingly easily: just a few people can make a difference
  (Article Posted 10-Mar-10)
• Dirty air in California causes millions worth of medical care each year, study finds
  (Article Posted 5-Mar-10)
• Can math and science help solve crimes? Scientists work with Los Angeles police to identify and analyze crime 'hotspots'
  (Article Posted 27-Feb-10)
• Liberals and atheists smarter? Intelligent people have values novel in human evolutionary history, study finds
  (Article Posted 24-Feb-10)
• New photonic material may facilitate all-optical switching and computing
  (Article Posted 23-Feb-10)
  
• Projection shows water woes likely based on warmer temperatures
  (Article Posted 19-Feb-10)
• Habit-learning device will lower energy bills under new clean energy cashback scheme
  (Article Posted 16-Feb-10)
• Face recognition: A face is more than the sum of its parts
  (Article Posted 12-Feb-10)
• Selective brain damage modulates human spirituality, research reveals
  (Article Posted 11-Feb-10)
• DNA testing on 2,000-year-old bones in Italy reveal East Asian ancestry
  (Article Posted 2-Feb-10)
• White roofs may successfully cool cities, computer model demonstrates
  (Article Posted 2-Feb-10)
• National Ignition Facility achieves unprecedented 1 megajoule laser shot
  (Article Posted 1-Feb-10)
• Experiments meet requirements for fusion ignition; new physics effect achieves symmetrical target compression
  (Article Posted 29-Jan-10)
• Organic transistor paves way for new generations of neuro-inspired computers
  (Article Posted 29-Jan-10)
• Mind Reading, Brain Fingerprinting and the Law
  (Article Posted 24-Jan-10)
• Sticking to diets is about more than willpower -- complexity matters
  (Article Posted 15-Jan-10)
• Contaminated House Dust Linked to Parking Lots with Coal Tar Sealant
  (Article Posted 15-Jan-10)
• Alzheimer's discovery could lead to long-sought preventive treatment
  (Article Posted 8-Jan-10)
• Highway Barriers Stifle Sound, Sight, and Soot
  (Article Posted 5-Jan-10)
• Architectural design: Blowing metal to create chairs and more
  (Article Posted 4-Jan-10)
• Researchers find formula for selling 'but-it's-good-for-you' products
  (Article Posted 17-Dec-10)
• First evidence of brain rewiring in children: Reading remediation positively alters brain tissue
  (Article Posted 10-Dec-09)
• Accidental discovery produces durable new blue pigment for multiple applications
  (Article Posted 19-Nov-09)
• Bigger not necessarily better, when it comes to brains
  (Article Posted 18-Nov-09)
• Common Plants Can Eliminate Indoor Air Pollutants
  (Article Posted 5-Nov-09)
• No Pain, No Gain: Mastering A Skill Makes Us Stressed In The Moment, Happy Long Term
  (Article Posted 30-Oct-09)
• EPA's New Green Parking Lot Allows Scientists To Study Permeable Surfaces That May Help The Environment
  (Article Posted 28-Oct-09)
• Link Between Alcohol And Cancer Explained: Alcohol Activates Cellular Changes That Make Tumor Cells Spread
  (Article Posted 27-Oct-09)
• Compound Shows Potential For Slowing Progression Of Lou Gehrig's Disease
  (Article Posted 20-Oct-09)
• New Way To Calculate Body's 'Maximum Weight Limit'
  (Article Posted 21-Sep-09)
• Aging Muscles: 'Hard To Build, Easy To Lose'
  (Article Posted 12-Sep-09)
• Cities Less Dangerous Than Rural Regions, Traffic Accident Study Shows
  (Article Posted 8-Sep-09)
• How Alcohol Blunts Ability Of Hamsters To 'Rise And Shine'
  (Article Posted 1-Sep-09)
• New Test Could Help Diagnose Early Dementia
  (Article Posted 14-Jun-09)
• Doctorate In Beautiful Flowerbeds
  (Article Posted 10-Jun-09)
• Pavement Sealcoat Linked To Urban Lake Contamination In The Central And Eastern United States
  (Article Posted 1-Dec-08)
• Storing Digital Data In Living Organisms
  (Article Posted 23-Feb-07)
• What Makes Your Cereal Go Snap, Crackle, and Pop? -- Food Chemists Find that Milk Pushes Air to Break Crystallized Sugar
  (Article Posted 1-Dec-06)