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researcher connecting a tube MIT Scientists Pinpoint Origin of Dissolved Arsenic in Bangladesh Drinking Water
Released November 15, 2009
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earth and environment graphic OU Achieves $10 Million in Stimulus Grants for 33 Projects on the Norman Campus
Released November 4, 2009
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engineering graphic Longer Toes, Unique Ankle Structure Aid Sprinters
Released November 3, 2009
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engineering graphic Breakthrough in Industrial-scale Nanotube Processing
Released November 2, 2009
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zeolites Rice U. Lab Leads Hunt for New Zeolites
Released November 2, 2009
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jumping water Mushrooms, Water-repellants More Similar Than You Might Think
Released October 22, 2009
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nanopillars Caltech Scientists Solve Decade-long Mystery of Nanopillar Formations
Released October 22, 2009
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engineering graphic Models Begin to Unravel How Single DNA Strands Combine
Released October 5, 2009
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model of the retinal implant Retinal Implant Could Help Restore Some Vision
Released September 23, 2009
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a vanadium oxide microwire Strain on Nanocrystals Could Yield Colossal Results
Released September 13, 2009
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beads move through the maze of LEGOs LEGO Toy Helps Researchers Learn What Happens on Nanoscale
Released August 25, 2009
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the Chen research group conducts fieldwork LSU Professor Develops Integrated Storm Surge and Hurricane Wave Modeling Capabilities for Coastal Protection and Restoration
Released August 18, 2009
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the organic circuit Organic Electronics a Two-way Street, Thanks to New Plastic Semiconductor
Released August 17, 2009
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engineering graphic University of Minnesota Researchers Discover Breakthrough Method for Chemical Separations
Released July 31, 2009
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Images of c-oriented silicalite-1 zeolite membrane and membrane undergone rapid thermal processing. Membrane Breaks Through Performance Barrier
Released July 30, 2009
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quantum dot combining two useful nanoparticles All-in-one Nanoparticle: A Swiss Army Knife for Nanomedicine
Released July 27, 2009
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engineering graphic Video Shows Nanotube Spins as It Grows
Released July 27, 2009
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engineering graphic Music is the Engine of New University of Michigan Lab-on-a-chip Device
Released July 22, 2009
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Jordan Charles and Adrian Bejan Why Winning Athletes Are Getting Bigger
Released July 17, 2009
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News thumbnail 'Normal' Cells Far From Cancer Give Nanosignals of Trouble
Released July 7, 2009
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directing a wheelchair Clinical Trial Shows Quadriplegics Can Operate Powered Wheelchair With Tongue Drive System
Released July 6, 2009
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Sanford Simon Cells Use Import Machinery to Export Their Goods as Well
Released July 2, 2009
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Vishal Shah and Fred Rispoli Dowling College Professors Develop Groundbreaking Experiment That Shows Promise for Bioengineering Field
Released June 25, 2009
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Vadim Backman Colon Cancer Screening Technique Shows Continued Promise in New Study
Released June 9, 2009
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Illustration showing that concrete absorbs carbon dioxide over time reducing carbon footprint. How Solid Is Concrete's Carbon Footprint?
Released May 18, 2009
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engineering graphic U of Minnesota Researcher Develops Brain-scanning Process that Holds Promise for Epilepsy Treatments
Released May 18, 2009
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gold nanorods MIT: Targeting Tumors Using Tiny Gold Particles
Released May 4, 2009
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Three-dimensional view of a model protocell approximately 100 nanometers in diameter. Shift in Simulation Superiority
Released April 30, 2009
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pixel structure Make Brighter, Full-color Electronic Readers? Brilliant!
Released April 29, 2009
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diatom Ancient Diatoms Lead to New Technology for Solar Energy
Released April 8, 2009
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