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- 10.01.05 Nanotechnologists’ new plastic can see in the dark
- 10.01.05 Scientists Make Magnetic Silicon, Advancing Spin Based Computing
- 12.01.05 Optical innovator uses soda-straw-like tubes to solve widespread sensing problems
- 20.01.05 Biodiesel for automotion
- 27.01.05 Hydrogen storage can be improved
- 28.01.05 NETL and Carnegie Mellon team up to create new paradigms for hydrogen production
- 01.02.05 RFID chips in car keys and gas pump pay tags carry security risks
- 03.02.05 Heat response provides evidence for high temperature superfluidity in cold ’fermion’ gas
- 03.02.05 Oregon may lead future of wave energy
- 08.02.05 Sensor of plastic can be produced in a printing press
- 14.02.05 Sustainable gas from ’roasted’ wood is a feasible option
- 16.02.05 High Power Supercapacitors From Carbon Nanotubes
- 18.02.05 Teams build robots that walk like humans
- 21.02.05 Working for a safer and more reliable electrical supply
- 23.02.05 Almost Only Counts in Horseshoes - and Computer Chips
- 23.02.05 Bringing unique remote sensing and actuation technology to market
- 23.02.05 Avenir Energie’s Geopack pumps up the energy
- 03.03.05 New Lab Delves into Plants for Fuels
- 09.03.05 Duke University engineers join ’Red Team’ robotic vehicle team
- 09.03.05 UF-developed detectors help guard against foam flaws in shuttle’s fuel tank
- 11.03.05 Students Create Proximity Sensor System for Wheelchair-Bound Woman
- 14.03.05 Artificial antenna helps ’cockroach robot’ scurry along walls
- 14.03.05 Molecular wires & corrosion control boost performance of conductive adhesives
- 15.03.05 Ability to detect explosives boosted one thousand-fold by new device
- 15.03.05 ’Tree-Power’ Could be Future Energy Source
- 16.03.05 Purdue finding could help develop clean energy technology
- 17.03.05 Robot-based system developed at Carnegie Mellon detects life in Chile’s Atacama desert
- 17.03.05 Understanding Turbulence In The Fast Lane at Mach 10 And Beyond
- 21.03.05 Tiny porphyrin tubes developed by Sandia may lead to new nanodevices
- 22.03.05 New device allows safe and fast access to Large Space Simulator
- 24.03.05 Harvard, Texas A&M scientists develop new laser
- 01.04.05 Hanover Trade Fair: Hydrogen Technology made by Fraunhofer - Weather-Resistant Miniature Fuel Cells and Durable SOFC Stacks
- 01.04.05 Follow the energy
- 01.04.05 Researchers bridge superconductivity gap
- 01.04.05 New fuel cell drives around hydrogen economy roadblocks
- 01.04.05 Grass makes environmentally friendly biofuel
- 01.04.05 More Efficient Heating Processes under Vacuum
- 06.04.05 Vulcain 2 engine now in full production
- 06.04.05 Purdue engineers use ’shaped’ laser pulses in ’ultra-wideband’ research
- 06.04.05 Scientists discover better way to generate power from thermal sources
- 08.04.05 Fresh air for air passengers
- 11.04.05 Terrorist-proof buildings from new high-tech sensors
- 12.04.05 New Material Structure Produces World’s Fastest Transistor
- 12.04.05 New sensors that see rubbish and gas
- 13.04.05 A robot for building planes
- 13.04.05 Helping human and robot firefighters work as a team
- 13.04.05 Molecular breakthrough for plastic electronics
- 13.04.05 New gas sensors patterned with conducting polymer
- 14.04.05 Case researchers grow carbon nanotubes in lab using faster, cheaper means
- 14.04.05 Purdue miniature cooling device will have military, computer uses
- 20.04.05 Spontaneous ignition discovery has ORNL researcher fired up
- 22.04.05 Growth in biomass could put U.S. on road to energy independence
- 25.04.05 Microbial fuel cell: High yield hydrogen source and wastewater cleaner
- 26.04.05 Sapphire Stars in Nanotube Support Role
- 27.04.05 Spintronics - breakthroughs for next generation electronics
- 27.04.05 MIT Scientists Improve Explosives Detection
- 28.04.05 Harvard scientists create high-speed integrated nanowire circuits
- 28.04.05 Bubble Power
- 29.04.05 LUCA technologies confirms real-time methane generation
- 03.05.05 From photovoltaics to solar thermal collectors: Evaluating and improving green design
- 10.05.05 Continuous electricity cable monitoring now a reality: Greater reliability at reduced cost
- 10.05.05 MIT profs, colleagues propose plan for nuclear energy
- 11.05.05 Chemists adapt casting technique to make ordered nanocarbons
- 11.05.05 Silicon solution could lead to a truly long-life battery
- 11.05.05 New mathematical model better describes transistor behavior
- 12.05.05 Simple but seminal: Cornell researchers build a robot that can reproduce
- 12.05.05 Robot walks, balances like a human
- 17.05.05 Deeply held values fuel debate over offshore wind power
- 19.05.05 Scientists develop novel multi-color light-emitting diodes
- 20.05.05 Flexible tactile sensors could help robots work better
- 20.05.05 NIST method improves timing in oscilloscopes
- 20.05.05 Making the big step from electronics to photonics by modulating a beam of light with electricity
- 23.05.05 Engineers develop low-cost, highly sensitive underwater listening device
- 31.05.05 Solid-State Lighting Sources Getting More Energy Efficient and Smart
- 02.06.05 ARC solar thermal building product demonstrates energy savings of 48 per cent
- 03.06.05 Green diesel: New process makes liquid transportation fuel from plants
- 03.06.05 New technique aids nano-electronic manufacturing
- 07.06.05 World-first technology enables study of ancient bacteria
- 07.06.05 Pollution-eating bacteria produce electricity
- 07.06.05 Scientists help develop first single molecule transistor
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