Posts Tagged ‘chemical engineering’
Earth & Environment - Thursday, August 26, 2010 12:35 - 1 Comment
‘Grow light’ may give algae biofuel edge
SYRACUSE (US)—Engineers have found a way to create accelerated photosynthesis and make biofuel-friendly algae grow faster. Continue…
- Why black carbon’s in the climate hotseat
- How to build colonies of cargo-toting cells
- Can quantum dots stop heat loss in solar cells?
- Why saliva forms beads when stretched
- Efficient semiconductor chips for solar cells
- Adhesive mimics gecko’s gravity-defying grip
- Pressure cook algae to make better biofuel
- Plastics technology lets the sun in—for less
- Nanoparticles ferry interfering RNA into tumors
- System helps spot hepatitis C inhibitors
- For liquid crystals, shape matters
- Turn on adhesive. Scale walls like Spidey
- From gecko feet, lesson in nanotube transfer
- Breath test: Ouch-free sensors
- Testing water with nanotube paper strips
- 3-D channels pave way for man-made organs
- Whole blood testing via nanosensors
- One size fits all networking
- Missing cell ‘cap’ signals sickness
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- No! Not the turtles! [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- We've lost one of the greats: George C. Williams [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- Free the rivers! [Greg Laden's Blog] September 10, 2010
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