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Browsing Posts published in November, 2007

Breakthrough in primate cloning

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Source: BBCNews Experts have for the first time created cloned embryos from an adult monkey – a technical breakthrough that could bring efficient human cloning a step closer.

Source: Dailytech   Honda has a new fuel efficient vehicle of its own to tout and the word “hybrid” is nowhere to be found. The company finally pulled the wraps off the production version of its FCX fuel cell prototype — now called the FCX Clarity.  

Source> Dailytech    A group of researchers led by Jose Halloy from the Université Libré de Bruxelles has succeeded in building a robotic cockroach convincing enough to fool the real thing.  

Artificial skin ‘cuts scarring’

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Source: BBCNews A prototype artificial skin used to heal wounds has been developed by British researchers. Writing in the journal Regenerative Medicine, UK-based company Intercytex said it had produced promising results in early trials. It said the skin seemed to incorporate itself much better with real tissue than any other skin substitutes tried in the [...]

Remote Control Cancer Killers

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Source: Dailytech Sticky nanoparticles find tumor cells where they can be used to release drugs straight to the culprit Building on past research with sticky nanoparticles, scientists at MIT have developed a method of delivering drugs straight to tumor cells. Previously the particles, which flow discretely through the bloodstream adhering only to tumorous cells, helped [...]

Sourc: BBCNews Human skin cells have been reprogrammed by two groups of scientists to mimic embryonic stem cells with the potential to become any tissue in the body. The breakthrough promises a plentiful new source of cells for use in research into new treatments for many diseases.

Source: Dailytech   A large group of companies and researchers is looking to revolutionize telecommunications with new light-controlling crystals  

Source: Dailytech The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)’s Selenological and Engineering Explorer (SELENE) recorded a high-definition video of the moon’s surface with a high-definition TV acquisition system designed by the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) broadcasting station

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/optimus_project   Click on the source for more pictures  

Shrinking chips use novel recipe

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Source: BBCNews   “Had we used the same transistors that we used in our chips 15 to 20 years ago, the chip would be about the size of a two-storey building,” said Bill Kircos of Intel. Paul Otellini, head of Intel, described the challenge of building the chips as “awe-inspiring”. Although the chip-maker is the [...]

Source: Dailytech “This technique will be very useful to disinfect all the viruses, known or unknown,” Tsen said. “This will make blood transfusion very safe.” By using the laser technique, blood banks will likely be able to determine hard to detect viruses such as HIV. HIV and other viruses undergo periods of dormancy, during which [...]

Samsung Launches Speedy SATA II SSDs

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Source: Dailytech   “The 64GB SATA II SSD is based on Samsung’s cutting-edge NAND technology with dramatically improved performance specs that are taking system performance to a whole new level of efficiency,” stated Samsung director of NAND flash marketing Jim Elliott. Samsung’s new SSDs also now compare favorably with Mtron’s family of SSDs which are [...]

Review: Fujitsu FMV-U8240

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Source: Akihabaranews   Full review at akihabaranews.com      

Source: Anandtech   Nissan hopes to give car buyers the ability to choose whatever color they like for their vehicle — at any time. Nissan has developed what it calls a “paramagnetic” paint coating — a unique polymer layer which features iron oxide particles is applied to the vehicle body. When an electric current is [...]

Source: wired.com   Phoenix says its new technology, HyperSpace, will offer mobile PC users the ability to instantly fire up their most used apps — things like e-mail, web browsers and various media players — without using Windows, simply by pressing the F4 button.