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Dr. Stefan Facsko from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) and Dr. Xin Ou from the Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information technology (SIMIT), Chinese Academy of Sciences, have demonstrated now a method

Many experiments at different temperatures and comprehensive computations were necessary to both preserve the crystalline state of the semiconducting material as well to produce the well-defined structures at the nanoscale.


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One purpose of this experiment was to show we could integrate bacterial catalysts with semiconductor technology.

especially the catalysts that convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars at room temperatures.""This is not about mimicking nature directly


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One purpose of this experiment was to show we could integrate bacterial catalysts with semiconductor technology.

especially the catalysts that convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars at room temperatures.""This is not about mimicking nature directly


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#Key component for terahertz wireless networks Terahertz radiation could one day provide the backbone for wireless systems that can deliver data up to one hundred times faster than today's cellular or Wi-fi networks.

But there remain many technical challenges to be solved before terahertz wireless is ready for prime time.

It's the technology that makes it possible for a single cable to carry multiple TV channels

or for a fiber optic line to carry thousands of phone calls at the same time.""Any terahertz communications application is going to need some form of multiplexing

Today's cellular and Wi-fi networks rely on microwaves to carry voice conversations and data. But the increasing demands for data transfer are quickly becoming more than microwaves can handle.

"For example, if one user suddenly needs a ton of bandwidth, you can take it from others on the network who don't need as much just by changing the plate spacing at the right location,


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therefore very important and contribute to the outlook where only five out of ten patients will survive for at least five years."


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By combining Scales with Abscale--a variation for immunolabeling--and Chemscale--a variation for fluorescent chemical compounds--they generated multicolor high-resolution 3d images of amyloid beta plaques in older mice from a genetic mouse


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As well as offering new opportunities for industry, it will stimulate the search for even better basic catalysts


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and function correctly at the site of injury to be useful for clinical regenerative therapies.


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#Building the electron superhighway TV screens that roll up. Roofing tiles that double as solar panels. Sun powered cell phone chargers woven into the fabric of backpacks.

A new generation of organic semiconductors may allow these kinds of flexible electronics to be manufactured at low cost,


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photorealistic computer simulations allowing university and high-school students as well as the general public to virtually access unique instruments."

The engaging software was developed together with university and high-school students and was tuned fine by periodic didactic input.


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In addition to Kang and Lerner, authors of the study,"Regulation of NKT cell-mediated immune responses to tumours and liver inflammation by mitochondrial PGAM5-Drp1 signaling,"were Bo-Ram Bang, Kyung Ho Han


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The oviductosomes from a female mouse were labeled pre with a fluorescent dye and incubated together with the sperm.


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and printer right at the hospital to create custom nerve guides right on site to restore nerve function."

To read more about the study entitled"3d printed Anatomical Nerve Regeneration Pathways,"visit the Advanced Functional Materials website e


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The key challenge is that existing magnetic card readers use plain text to store confidential information,

The research, led by Yinzhi Cao assistant professor of computer science and engineering at Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA) with coauthors Xiang Pan and Yan Chen from Northwestern University

The computational elements in Safepay consist of a mobile device and a server which distributes disposable credit card numbers.

The physical entity is the magnetic credit card chip controlled by a mobile application inside a customer's mobile device.

The paper outlines the overall architecture and server-side deployment model the design of Safepay, prototype implementation and security analysis. Here's how it works:

First, the user downloads and executes the mobile banking application which communicates with the bank server.

During transactions, the mobile application acquires disposable credit card numbers from the bank server, generates a wave file,

plays the file to generate electrical current, and then drives the magnetic card chip via an audio jack

or Bluetooth The critical elements that make Safepay unique are: Disposable credit card information that expires after a limited time or number of usages (i e.,

A mobile banking application that automates the process making it extremely user friendly. Cao and his colleagues conducted real-world experiments with the Safepay technology performing transactions with a vending machine

During the experiments, they used a bank application, cell phone application, and magnetic credit card chip.


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"The aim of our study was to develop a vaginal silicone ring that was nontoxic to the health of users


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and print concentrated viscoelastic inks that allow for the simultaneous control of composition and geometry during printing.

and could pave the way for entirely 3d printed wearable devices, soft robots, and electronics. The research was led by Jennifer A. Lewis, the Hansjörg Wyss Professor of Biologically Inspired Engineering at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of engineering and Applied sciences (SEAS) and a Core Faculty member at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering

These structures may find potential application in flexible electronics, wearable devices, and soft robotics. They also printed reactive materials,


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and re-scan it--repeating the process until the desired spatial resolution is achieved--before combining the data from each scan using a computer algorithm.


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This is a crucial step in creating a new generation of foldable electronics--think a flat-screen television that can be rolled up for easy portability--and implantable medical devices.

The researchers used mouse embryonic fibroblast cells to determine biocompatibility; that, along with the fact that the stretchability of gold nanomesh on a slippery substrate resembles the bioenvironment of tissue


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which are preferred also sites for large solar arrays. They believe they can scale things up so commercial and industrial applications are feasible


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a two-drug combination discovered by UF Health researchers that inhibits tumors and kills cancer cells in mouse models.

Researchers then tested its effectiveness on human pancreatic cells that had been implanted in mouse models. Daily doses of the compound reduced tumor volume by about 50 percent after 25 days, they found.

In testing on two mouse cell lines, the drug combination reduced the viability of cancer cells by about 50 percent


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This is an important step on the way towards optical computers. Phase change materials that change their optical properties depending on the arrangement of the atoms allow for the storage of several bits in a single cell.

With optical elements, computers can work more rapidly and more efficiently. Optical fibers have long since been used for the transmission of data with light.

But on a computer, data are processed still and stored electronically. Electronic exchange of data between processors and the memory limits the speed of modern computers.

To overcome this so-called Von neumann bottleneck, it is not sufficient to optically connect memory and processor,

as the optical signals have to be converted into electric signals again. Scientists, hence, look for methods to carry out calculations and data storage in a purely optical manner.

"The memory is compatible not only with conventional optical fiber data transmission, but also with latest processors,"Professor Harish Bhaskaran of Oxford university adds.

The new memory can store data for decades even when the power is removed. Its capacity to store many bits in a single cell of a billionth of a meter in size (multilevel memory) also is highly attractive.

Permanent all-optical on-chip memories might considerably increase future performance of computers and reduce their energy consumption.


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"or transferred quantum information carried in light particles over 100 kilometers (km) of optical fiber, four times farther than the previous record.

Arraythe lead author, Hiroki Takesue, was a NIST guest researcher from NTT Corp. in Japan.

The new NTT/NIST teleportation technique could be used to make devices called quantum repeaters that could resend data periodically

perhaps enough to eventually build a"quantum internet.""Previously, researchers thought quantum repeaters might need to rely on atoms or other matter, instead of light,

the NTT/NIST experiment used quantum states that indicate when in a sequence of time slots a single photon arrives.

The experiments were performed at wavelengths commonly used in telecommunications. Because the experiment filtered out and focused on a limited combination of quantum states


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Against the backdrop of healthy mouse tissue, rogue metastatic cells from the human tumor stick out like flares.

The researchers developed a new method using flow cytometry that let them capture individual human metastatic cancer cells traveling through the mouse's blood

Whereas 44 percent of control mice (11 of 25) developed secondary tumors within four weeks, researchers could only find metastatic cells in one drug-treated mouse (4 percent.


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says Timothy Lu, an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science and biological engineering.""These bacteriophages are designed in a way that's relatively modular.


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-and-answer experiment Researchers used a brain-to-brain interface they developed to allow pairs of participants to play a'20 question'style game by transmitting signals from one brain to another over the Internet.

The respondent is shown an object (for example, a dog) on a computer screen, and the second participant,

With the click of a mouse, the inquirer sends a question and the respondent answers"yes"or"no"by focusing on one of two flashing LED LIGHTS attached to the monitor,

which flash at different frequencies. A"no"or"yes"answer both send a signal to the inquirer via the Internet

and activate a magnetic coil positioned behind the inquirer's head. But only a"yes"answer generates a response intense enough to stimulate the visual cortex

and cause the inquirer to see a flash of light known as a"phosphene.""The phosphene--which might look like a blob,

or by the brain signal transmission being interrupted by hardware problems.""While the flashing lights are signals that we're putting into the brain,

In the 2013 experiment, the UW team used noninvasive technology to send a person's brain signals over the Internet to control the hand motions of another person.

The first experiment evolved out of research by co-author Rajesh Rao, a UW professor of computer science and engineering,

on brain-computer interfaces that enable people to activate devices with their minds. In 2011, Rao began collaborating with Stocco

"Many technological advancements over the past century, from the telegraph to the Internet, were created to facilitate communication between people.

Other co-authors are UW computer science and neurobiology undergraduate student Darby Losey, UW bioengineering doctoral student Jeneva Cronin, UW bioengineering doctoral student Joseph Wu,


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Traditional perovskites are typically metal-oxide materials that display a wide range of fascinating electromagnetic properties,


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Cpf1 cuts far away from the recognition site, meaning that even if the targeted gene becomes mutated at the cut site,

it can likely still be re-cut, allowing multiple opportunities for correct editing to occur.

the Cpf1 system provides new flexibility in choosing target sites. Like Cas9, the Cpf1 complex must first attach to a short sequence known as a PAM,

As with earlier Cas9 tools, these groups will make this technology freely available for academic research via the Zhang lab's page on the plasmid-sharing-website Addgene

The Zhang lab also offers free online tools and resources for researchers through its website, http://www. genome-engineering. org.


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were randomised to receive either 60 mg a day of cabozantinib in tablet form, or 10 mg a day of everolimus, also in tablet form.

Their disease had to have progressed within six months of receiving prior treatment with VEGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) therapy.


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Because we use essentially the same device technology as existing computer chips, we believe it will be much easier to manufacture a full-scale processor chip than for any of the leading designs,

which rely on more exotic technologies.""This makes the building of a quantum computer much more feasible,

since it is based on the same manufacturing technology as today's computer industry, "he added. The advance represents the final physical component needed to realise the promise of super-powerful silicon quantum computers,

which harness the science of the very small--the strange behaviour of subatomic particles--to solve computing challenges that are beyond the reach of even today's fastest supercomputers.

In classical computers, data is rendered as binary bits, which are always in one of two states:

A qubit operation exploits this quantum weirdness by allowing many computations to be performed in parallel (a two-qubit system performs the operation on 4 values, a three-qubit system on 8, and so on."

"The silicon chip in your smartphone or tablet already has around one billion transistors on it, with each transistor less than 100 billionths of a metre in size,"said Dr Menno Veldhorst,

We then store the binary code of 0 or 1 on the'spin'of the electron,

"He said that a key next step for the project is to identify the right industry partners to work with to manufacture the full-scale quantum processor chip.

Such a full-scale quantum processor would have major applications in the finance, security and healthcare sectors, allowing the identification


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and energy efficient,"said Muhannad Bakir, an associate professor and ON Semiconductor Junior Professor in the Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer engineering."

Virginia--a liquid-cooled FPGA was operated using a custom processor architecture provided by Altera. With a water inlet temperature of approximately 20 degrees Celsius and an inlet flow rate of 147 milliliters per minute

Sudhakar Yalamanchili, a professor in the Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer engineering and one of the research group's collaborators, joined the team for the DARPA demonstration to discuss electrical-thermal co-design."

However, the same technology could also be used to cool CPUS, GPUS and other devices such as power amplifiers,


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write, watch television or even recognize a face. ARMD is due to the degeneration of the macula


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'We were able to understand this effect by performing extensive numerical computer simulations of the electronic properties


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#Physicists shrink particle accelerator An interdisciplinary team of researchers has built the first prototype of a miniature particle accelerator that uses terahertz radiation instead of radio frequency structures.

Particle accelerators usually rely on electromagnetic radiation from the radio frequency range; DESY's particle accelerator PETRA III, for example, uses a frequency of around 500 megahertz.

So-called free-electron lasers (FELS) generate flashes of laser light by sending high-speed electrons from a particle accelerator down an undulating path,


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Preclinical studies using mouse models of bladder cancer have demonstrated the efficacy of the mycobacterium M. brumae in the treatment of this disease.


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and high-power electronics, such as wearable devices, portable power supplies and hybrid and electric vehicles.""Ultimately the goal of this research is to find ways to power current and future technology with efficiency


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#Groundbreaking computer program diagnoses cancer in two days In by far the majority of cancer cases, the doctor can quickly identify the source of the disease, for example cancer of the liver, lungs, etc.

Now, researchers at DTU Systems Biology have combined genetics with computer science and created a new diagnostic technology based on advanced self learning computer algorithms

which--on the basis of a biopsy from a metastasis--can with 85 per cent certainty identify the source of the disease

The pattern of mutations is analysed in a computer program which has been trained to find possible primary tumour localizations.

"We are pleased very that we can now use the same sequencing data together with our new algorithms to provide a much faster diagnosis for cancer cases that are difficult to diagnose,

Tumor tracer A diagnostic method for determining the primary site of the cancer. The method combines genetics and computer science,

and can analyse a biopsy from a metastasis, and on this basis provide a number of possible scenarios for where the cancer may have developed


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and represent it on a computer screen. In this article, Inserm researchers, using MRI, have succeeded in detecting natural shear waves in the brain using computational techniques borrowed from seismologists and known as"noise correlation."


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#New graphene based inks for high-speed manufacturing of printed electronics A low-cost, high-speed method for printing graphene inks using a conventional roll-to-roll printing process,

the first time that graphene has been used for printing on a large-scale commercial printing press at high speed.

"Being able to produce conductive inks that could effortlessly be used for printing at a commercial scale at a very high speed will open up all kinds of different applications for graphene and other similar materials.""

which is in line with commercial production rates for graphics printing, and far faster than earlier prototypes.

it could also initiate entirely new business opportunities for commercial graphics printers, who could diversify into the electronics sector."

and the Cambridge area in particular, has always been strong in the printing sector, but mostly for graphics printing and packaging,"said Hasan, a Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellow and a University Lecturer in the Engineering Department."

"We hope to use this strong local expertise to expand our functional ink platform. In addition to cheaper printable electronics, this technology opens up potential application areas such as smart packaging and disposable sensors,

"In the short to medium term, the researchers hope to use their method to make printed, disposable biosensors, energy harvesters and RFID tags.


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But there's a step needed before optical connections can be integrated into telecommunications systems and computers:


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Then, using a computer-controlled light projector, the team was able to control the speed of the cardiac waves,

In the short term, the ability to provide fine control means that researchers are able to carry out experiments at a level of detail previously only available using computer models.

what one can do in a computer model, except here it was done in real heart cells, in real time.'


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"Zhang, lead authors Lucia Wu and J. Sherry Wang and their colleagues have written software to help researchers design their own probes.

The Web-based program allows researchers to cut and paste gene sequences and highlight areas of interest to generate probe designs.


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Interestingly, a subsequent challenge with a lethal strain of mouse malaria parasite in these vaccinated animals showed considerable protection against malaria.


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When you plug a device like a computer into the wall, electronic circuitry in the computer's power supply converts the AC oscillations into direct current (DC) that the device can use.

The AC to DC conversion is done by an electronic component called a rectifier. Similarly, electromagnetic oscillations in the air can be turned into DC current by a device called a rectenna,

Park's team uses software to analyze how the nanoscale topology of a surface--its bumps

The researchers also used computer modeling to design a bowtie-shaped antenna that would effectively capture the enhanced thermal emission.


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IBS Director of the Center for Genome Engineering Jin-Soo Kim explains that"the targeted sites contained germline-transmissible small insertions

resulting in site-specific DNA double-strand breaks (DSBS). When the cell repairs the DSB,


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Future work for Tkaczyk and his colleagues includes developing an automated algorithm for white blood cell identification,

reflectors, and USB detectors, combined with the all-plastic housing and lenses will allow for future versions of the prototype to be mass-produced d


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and Ear/Harvard Medical school and Boston University have shown successfully neuroprotection in a Parkinson's mouse model using new techniques to deliver drugs across the naturally impenetrable blood-brain barrier.


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In 2002, the Japanese cryptographer Tsutomu Matsumoto showed that imitation fingerprints made cheaply from gelatin,

current uses of these sensors allows access to mobile phones, computers and even gym facilities,"said Egidijus Auksorius, postdoctoral researcher, The Langevin Institute.

Despite the widespread use of commercial fingerprint sensors, problems with the devices persist, Auksorius said,


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An LVAD is composed of a computer controller, a power pack and a reserve power pack that remain outside the body


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#New research paves the way to begin developing a computer you can control with your mind A team of researchers led by Angelika Lingnau, from the Department of psychology at Royal Holloway,

and could be the first step in the development of brain-computer interfaces. Dr. Lingnau and her team used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fmri)

Using machine learning algorithms, the researchers then determined whether they were able to predict which movement the participant was going to perform on the basis of the brain activity measured during the planning phase.


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In mouse models of human glioblastoma, one molecule they found shrank the average tumor size by half.

as well as the San diego Supercomputer Center and Department of Neurosciences at UC San diego.""But we addressed this challenge

The team used the Molecular Operation Environment (MOE) program produced by the Chemical Computing Group in Montreal,

Canada and high-performance workstations at the San diego Supercomputer Center to run the search. With this approach, the researchers identified a few molecules that would likely fit the OLIG2 interaction.

The most effective of these candidate drug molecules, called SKOG102, shrank human glioblastoma tumors grown in mouse models by an average of 50 percent."


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Developed by UW-Madison collaborators Zhenqiang"Jack"Ma, professor of electrical and computer engineering and research scientist Jung-Hun Seo, the high-performance phototransistor far and away exceeds all previous flexible phototransistor parameters,


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and Computer engineering at NUS'Faculty of engineering, was published in the journal Nature Communications in September 2015. High performance magnetic sensors in demand When an external magnetic field is applied to certain materials

The discovery of magnetoresistance paved the way for magnetic field sensors used in hard disk drives and other devices,

We found that a bilayer structure of graphene and boron nitride displays an extremely large response with magnetic fields.

and finding applications as thermal switches, hard drives and magnetic field sensors. Our technology can even be applied to flexible applications,"added Assoc Prof Yang.


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a portable USB-powered film scanner to image the test strips; and a portable computer for real-time data analysis.

The entire system can be carried in a small briefcase, handbag or laptop case, and requires just one operator with minimal training to conduct the test within 15 minutes--with no need for additional equipment or instruments.

One of the remarkable features of the lab-in-a-briefcase is that it uses whole blood without the need for any sample preparation--a previously challenging task outside of a laboratory setting.

has already been used successfully by Dr Reis in a separate study that detected prostate cancer with the help of a smartphone camera.


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#Detecting diabetes in a saliva sample with a smart phone With the participation of Mexican and international experts,

it is a cartridge adaptable to the mobile phone that will record whether a compound is present in saliva,

and it had to emit fluorescent light so a cell phone camera could records it, "explains Rite Palomares.

also, they developed a micro device that can be integrated into a cell phone and where one can place a saliva sample showing the results through a software.

The director of FEMSA Biotechnology Center mentions that he considered using the camera phone to detect the marker in saliva,

as the resolution is getting better each year. Afterwards it was considered to make it visible through an enzymatic reaction where the biomarker is fluorescent


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By implementing Imsane as an open source MATLAB toolbox the KITP researchers provide a practical, highly accessible tool for data reduction and analysis of layered tissues.

which exceeds the hard drive capacity of most computers and would take 100 hours to transfer with a good Internet connection,

"said Heemskerk.""That makes it challenging to extract the information we want from the data."

"The program is especially useful for biologists who otherwise would have to acquire the skillset and hardware to handle large data


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Scientists have experimented for decades with a class of catalysts known as zeolites that transform alcohols such as ethanol into higher-grade hydrocarbons.

Instead, an energy-producing"hydrocarbon pool"mechanism allows the zeolite catalysts to directly produce longer hydrocarbon chains from the original alcohols."


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#Researchers develop 3-D printing method for creating patient-specific medical devices A team of researchers at Northeastern University has developed an innovative 3-D printing technology that uses magnetic fields to shape composite materials

"Others have used composite materials in 3-D printing, says Joshua Martin, the doctoral candidate who helped design

Erb and Martin's 3-D printing method aligns each minuscule fiber in the direction that conforms precisely to the geometry of the item being printed."

"The magnets are the defining ingredient in their 3-D printing technology. Erb initially described their role in the composite-making process in a 2012 paper in the journal Science.

They then apply ultralow magnetic fields to individual sections of the composite material--the ceramic fibers immersed in liquid plastic--to align the fibers according to the exacting specifications dictated by the product they are printing."

layer by layer, using a computer-controlled laser beam that hardens the plastic. Each six-by-six inch layer takes a mere minute to complete."


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#3-D printed'building blocks'of Life scientists have developed a 3-D printing method capable of producing highly uniform'blocks'of embryonic stem cells.

"Our next step is to find out more about how we can vary the size of the embryoid body by changing the printing and structural parameters,


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The Berkeley team began the reassembly process with algorithms that assembled bits of the sequenced genetic code into slightly longer strings called contigs. ou no longer have tiny pieces of DNA,

the researchers relied on another set of algorithms, customized for the task by Itai Sharon,

Banfield wrote in an email. Of course, no sooner do we think wee seen everything than we come up with a new way to see.


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