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To Make More Efficient Solar Cells, One Has to Focus
Nano-Biotechnology
 

To Make More Efficient Solar Cells, One Has to Focus

Old solar cell design revamped at MIT
by Gabriel Gache, July 11th, 2008
more on this topicElectrical Systems on Toyota Prius Could Be Powered by the SunSol 4: Phoenix Exercises Its Robotic Arm, Takes Pictures
Colors Can Be Decisive in Some Sports
Behavior/Humans
 

Colors Can Be Decisive in Some Sports

Humans associate red with dominance and aggression
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicDinosaur Era Feather Reveals Its ColorsSome Wasps Leave Their Young's Security to Parasites
New Breakthrough Could Make Silicon Chips Even Smaller
Nano-Biotechnology
 

New Breakthrough Could Make Silicon Chips Even Smaller

25 nm silicon chip manufacturing technology demonstrated at MIT
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicCarbon Nanotubes Get Sorted, OrganizedQuantum-Entangled Images Created at NIST
How Tire Pressure Gauges Work

How Tire Pressure Gauges Work

by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
Pressure measuring devices
How to
Tugboats and Ships More Pollutive than Estimated
Nature
 

Tugboats and Ships More Pollutive than Estimated

Commercial ships put even more pressure on the Arctic ice sheet
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicClimate Change Could Stop Yellowstone Geyser EruptionOut with the Carbon Dioxide, In with Nitrogen Trifluoride
Scientists Take a Step Forward in Earthquake Prediction
Nano-Biotechnology
 

Scientists Take a Step Forward in Earthquake Prediction

Link established between rock stress in fault lines and earthquakes
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicClimate Change Could Stop Yellowstone Geyser EruptionLarge Earthquakes Could Be Progenitors for Other Ones
Asteroids Could Be Fractured by Sunlight
Space
 

Asteroids Could Be Fractured by Sunlight

Mystery behind binary asteroids partially solved
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicRosetta Powers Up for Encounter with Mysterious AsteroidExplaining the Disfigured Shapes of Asteroids
Climate Change Could Stop Yellowstone Geyser Eruption
Nature
 

Climate Change Could Stop Yellowstone Geyser Eruption

Global warming linked to geyser activity
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicOut with the Carbon Dioxide, In with Nitrogen TrifluorideGreenland Glaciers Are Slowing Down, Not Accelerating
Jupiter's Third Red Spot Collides with Its Brothers
Space
 

Jupiter's Third Red Spot Collides with Its Brothers

The outcome of the event is still unknown
by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
more on this topicJupiter Springs Up Yet Another Red SpotJupiter's Little Red Spot - The Fastest Storm Ever Seen
Water Discovered on the Moon

Water Discovered on the Moon

by Gabriel Gache, July 10th, 2008
Is the Moon the result of a massive impact?
Space
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Carbon Nanotubes Get Sorted, Organized
Nano-Biotechnology
 

Carbon Nanotubes Get Sorted, Organized

Researchers take a step forward towards developing next-generation computers
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicTiny Turbine Could Revolutionize Computer MemoryHow Blood Powered Batteries Work
NASA Schedules Last 10 Missions for Space Shuttle
Space
 

NASA Schedules Last 10 Missions for Space Shuttle

May 31, 2010, the final launch of a space shuttle
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicMystery of Launch Pad 39A Solved. It Was Flawed from the Beginning.ISS Toilet Back in Business
Male Infertility Linked to Diabetes
Health
 

Male Infertility Linked to Diabetes

Diabetes could explain the increasing number of infertile men
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicResearchers Reveal Critical Processes During Insulin SecretionForget Viagra, Eat Watermelon
How Breathalyzers Work
How to
 

How Breathalyzers Work

Alcohol concentrations in the exhaled air betray drunk drivers
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicHow Thermometers WorkSleep Respiratory Disorder Linked to Memory Loss
How Our Brain Will Evolve in the Future
Microbiology/Genetics
 

How Our Brain Will Evolve in the Future

Human brain unlikely to get smaller
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicBrain Noise is Sign of HealthSerotonin Linked to Cot Death
Mosquitoes Prefer Water Containing Decaying Leaves for Reproduction

Mosquitoes Prefer Water Containing Decaying Leaves for Reproduction

by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
Fatty acid concentrations tell mosquitoes if conditions are favorable to lay eggs
Microbiology/Genetics
Dinosaur Era Feather Reveals Its Colors
Microbiology/Genetics
 

Dinosaur Era Feather Reveals Its Colors

New technique revealing fossil coloring patterns developed at Yale
by Gabriel Gache, July 9th, 2008
more on this topicOut with the Carbon Dioxide, In with Nitrogen TrifluorideGermany Goes Green. Target: 25,000 Megawatts from Wind Power
 
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