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Chemistry News - September 2008 ArchivesCompound could help detect chemical, biological weapons (9/30/2008)
Reversible 3-D cell culture gel invented (9/29/2008)Novel gel media has the unique ability to liquefy when it is subjected to a moderate shear force and rapidly resolidifies into a gel within one minute upon removal of the force. ...> Full Article Want Better Mileage? Simple Device Which Uses Electrical Field Could Boost Gas Efficiency Up To 20% (9/28/2008)
Bio-imaging mass spectrometry techniques reveal molecular details about complex systems (9/26/2008)New bio-imaging mass spectrometry center at Georgia Tech aims to unravel the molecular complexities of biological systems ...> Full Article New research shows why metal alloys degrade (9/25/2008)Finding suggest that materials scientists could make longer-lasting alloys if they use metals with similar atomic hop rates, or manipulate the intrinsic hop rates by other mechanisms. ...> Full Article New technology paves the way for the future of identifying proteins inside cells (9/23/2008)Researchers create a new technology which enables scientists to identify proteins by making a map of the energy flow inside the protein ...> Full Article Success of Butanerds fires up competitive spirit in synthetic biology (9/22/2008)Researchers are exploring how to program bacteria's DNA to find, metabolize and neutralize Bisphenol-A, the toxic chemical found in many of today's plastics. ...> Full Article Improving our ability to peek inside molecules (9/21/2008)Researchers develop a new technique that will enable them to create detailed high-resolution images, giving scientists an unprecedented look at the atomic structure of cellular molecules. ...> Full Article New process derives 'green gasoline' from plant sugars (9/20/2008)New fuels are identical at the molecular level to their petroleum-based counterparts ...> Full Article Researchers meet major hydrogen milestone (9/19/2008)A team of scientists have reached a major milestone with the successful production of hydrogen through High-Temperature Electrolysis (HTE). ...> Full Article New Carbon Material Shows Promise of Storing Large Quantities of Renewable Electrical Energy (9/18/2008)Engineers and scientists have achieved a breakthrough in the use of a one-atom thick structure called 'graphen' as a new carbon-based material for storing electrical charge in ultracapacitor devices, perhaps paving the way for the massive installation of renewable energies such as wind and solar power. ...> Full Article Slicing solar power costs (9/17/2008)
New research could help cars kick the fossil fuel habit (9/16/2008)Researchers at the University of Bath are helping to develop new rechargeable batteries that could improve hybrid electric cars in the future. Transport is a major energy user and is estimated to be responsible for around 25% of the UK's total carbon emissions. As concern grows about climate change, a range of 'green technologies' are being developed to help reduce carbon emissions. ...> Full Article Switchable bio-adhesion (9/15/2008)
Prof's new theory explains the mysterious nature of glass (9/13/2008)
Engineers develop a laser solution to power plants slowed by slagging (9/12/2008)A new optical technology uses artificial intelligence to allow operators to make rapid adjustments to prevent costly ash accumulation in boilers ...> Full Article Oil-eating microbes give clue to ancient energy source (9/11/2008)Microbes that break down oil and petroleum are more diverse than we thought, suggesting hydrocarbons were used as an energy source early in Earth's history ...> Full Article Living sensor can warn of arsenic pollution (9/10/2008)Scientists studying arsenic pollution have discovered a living sensor that can spot contamination ...> Full Article Scientists use bacteria to pinpoint chloride toxins (9/9/2008)Scientists use bacteria to pinpoint chloride toxins ...> Full Article A light bulb and a few chemicals: Scientists find a way to help make new reactions (9/8/2008)Scientists have discovered a way of stimulating organic molecules that they expect will prompt researchers to create materials from new kinds of chemical reactions. ...> Full Article Better organic semiconductors for printable electronics (9/7/2008)
New technique makes corn ethanol process more efficient (9/6/2008)
'Omnivorous engine' hopes to run on many fuels (9/6/2008)
Learning how new helium ion microscope measures up (9/5/2008)
Scientists peel away the mystery behind gold's catalytic prowess (9/5/2008)Bilayer clusters of atoms less than a nanometer in dimension are found to be responsible for a vital oxidation reaction ...> Full Article Putting the Squeeze on Nitrogen for High Energy Materials (9/4/2008)Observed changes in the structure of solid nitrogen at high pressures, could lead to new high energy nitrogen- or hydrogen-based fuels in the future ...> Full Article Explosives go 'green' (9/3/2008)
Breaking harmful bonds (9/2/2008)Scientists convert the mighty C-F bond ...> Full Article Rare Earth Elements Excite Protein Probes (9/1/2008)Researchers hope to detect lanthanide reporter-tagged proteins at the single-molecule limit in living cells ...> Full Article |
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