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The Best GNSS Application Innovations of 2009
The grand prize winner of the 2009 European Satellite Navigation Competition, Osmógrafo®, combines satellite positioning with wind measurement and rescue dogs’ sense of smell in order to better determ...
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Read moreChemists reach from the molecular to the real world with creation of 3-D DNA crystals
The work, reported in the latest issue of the journal Nature, also has a range of potential industrial and pharmaceutical applications, such as the creation of nanoelectronic components and the organi...
Life Sciences | Read moreA breakthrough toward industrial production of fluorescent nanodiamonds
Fluorescence is a major tool in life and material sciences. In biology/medicine, the coupling of fluorescent dyes, to proteins or nucleic acids (RNA, DNA) allows one to investigate their fate and inte...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreLIDAR May Offer Peerless Precision for Remote Measures
The novel LIDAR (“light detection and ranging”) system could have applications from precision manufacturing lines on Earth to maintaining networks of satellites in perfect formation, creating a giant ...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreMIT replaces chrome coatings with safer metal alloys
Chrome adds beauty and durability, but those features come at a heavy cost. Though it's cheap to produce and harmless to consumers, the industrial process to create it is dangerous for workers an...
Materials Sciences | Read moreResearch Aircraft Polar 5 finishes Arctic Expedition
The Arctic campaign PAM-ARCMIP (Pan-Arctic Measurements and Arctic Climate Model Intercomparison Project) ended yesterday in Ottawa with the participation of the research aircraft Polar 5. The...
Earth Sciences | Read moreFinding an opening
Many newly synthesized proteins will pass their lives within the confines of the cell, but many others end up secreted or embedded in the cellular membrane.Such proteins are labeled by specifi...
Life Sciences | Read moreResearch highlights potential for improved solar cells
A team of Los Alamos researchers led by Victor Klimov has shown that carrier multiplication—when a photon creates multiple electrons—is a real phenomenon in tiny semiconductor crystals and not a false...
Life Sciences | Read moreUncovering the Real Dirt on Granular Flow
By solving large sets of differential equations, researchers can predict how sand or other granular material will move. Assistant Professor Dan Negrut and his team at the University of Wisconsin-Madis...
Information Technology | Read moreMemoirs of a qubit: Hybrid memory solves key problem for quantum computing
In the quantum world, objects such as atoms are allowed to exist in multiple states simultane-ously -- that is, they could literally be in two places at once or possess a number of other seemingly mut...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreNew Research Shows Why Metal Alloys Degrade
Metal alloys are solids made from at least two different metallic elements. The elements are often mixed together as liquid, and when they "freeze," into solids, tiny grains of crystal form ...
Materials Sciences | Read moreNuisance noise silenced by an acoustic cloak
The research, ‘Acoustic cloaking in two dimensions: a feasible approach’, published today, Friday, 13 June, 2008, in the New Journal of Physics (NJP), builds on recent theoretical research which has s...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreNew filter clears up fiber optic communications
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory have come up with a potentially perfect way to sort and distribute the massive amounts of data that travel daily over optical fibers to p...
Information Technology | Read moreDNA is blueprint, contractor and construction worker for new structures
Using just one kind of nanoparticle (gold) the researchers built two common but very different crystalline structures by merely changing one thing -- the strands of synthesized DNA attached to the tin...
Life Sciences | Read moreTelomerase enzyme structure provides significant new target for anti-cancer therapies
Inappropriate activation of a single enzyme, telomerase, is associated with the uncontrollable proliferation of cells seen in as many as 90 percent of all of human cancers. Since the mid-1990s, when t...
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