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HP's newest supercomputer geared for energy and environment
The newest supercomputer in town isn't for simulating nuclear explosions or the human brain, but rather take on arguably more pressing problems in areas such as climate science, hydrogen storage...
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Nanotechnology adds vital enzyme to water
If you're like me, you've never heard about CoQ10 before today. I've discovered that this coenzyme, also known as ubiquinone, is a substance that's found in every cell of our bodies and as vital...
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Programming with molecules
It has been tried before, but researchers are now fully realizing the potential of DNA and want to create a programmable way of combining computers with chemistry. As said one the leading...
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From blue collar to green chemistry
First up, says professor John Warner, is recognizing the toxic side effects of the tech boom. Then design flaws can be fixed accordingly.
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Building nanowires to connect future chips
As computer chips are getting smaller and smaller, it becomes crucial to find new ways to connect them. Canadian researchers have developed a method to produce self-assembled nanowires that are...
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IBM, Stanford reach green chemistry breakthrough
IBM and Stanford University this week will outline a green chemistry breakthrough that may lead to biodegradable and biocompatible plastics. In a nutshell, IBM and Stanford have applied...
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Student vetting before study: Waste of time or necessary evil?
Degree courses sometimes contain knowledge "not necessarily for public knowledge". Should students be vetted to ensure the information is used for good and not bad?
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Chemistry of clean coal
Reaction Design works on cleaning up coal burning power plants.
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Chemistry of the Corn Belt is changing
Some pesticides less concentrated in Corn Belt rivers.
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HP's newest supercomputer geared for energy and environment
The newest supercomputer in town isn't for simulating nuclear explosions or the human brain, but rather take on arguably more pressing problems in areas such as climate science, hydrogen storage...
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Nanotechnology adds vital enzyme to water
If you're like me, you've never heard about CoQ10 before today. I've discovered that this coenzyme, also known as ubiquinone, is a substance that's found in every cell of our bodies and as vital...
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Elementeo, a game for learning chemistry
At the 235th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) in New Orleans, Anshul Samar, a 14-year-old CEO, has introduced Elementeo, a trading card game intended to teach chemistry...
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Better living through chemistry
There may be a chemical answer to one of the biggest worries among those working on climate change. The problem: an abundance of CO2 go into the atmosphere and the oceans. Now there's a wise guy...
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Programming with molecules
It has been tried before, but researchers are now fully realizing the potential of DNA and want to create a programmable way of combining computers with chemistry. As said one the leading...
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Green chemistry's 'race to innovation'
As with green-tech movement, the eco-spin on chemical science isn't just for tree huggers. Businesses, too, are betting on better materials.
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From blue collar to green chemistry
First up, says professor John Warner, is recognizing the toxic side effects of the tech boom. Then design flaws can be fixed accordingly.
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Building nanowires to connect future chips
As computer chips are getting smaller and smaller, it becomes crucial to find new ways to connect them. Canadian researchers have developed a method to produce self-assembled nanowires that are...
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Psst. Want to know everything on your network?
What Chris Waters calls Project Wishbone is based on RogueScanner, a scanning tool originally created to find viruses and other rogue programs. Now the GPL software is being adapted to detect...
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Math's too hard...I'll take organic chemistry instead
The BBC reported reported Wednesday that many students are being urged or are choosing to avoid high-level mathematics courses because of their perceived difficulty. At the same time,...
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Hitachi stresses chemistry on perpendicular drives
Company doesn't have the first perpendicular drive on the market, but it does have one with a slightly different recipe.
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