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Solar Cells

Cut-rate chemistry

17 August 2010

Replacing expensive components of solar cells with small, electronically active molecules may reduce manufacturing costs

Nanoparticles

Hunting heroin

17 August 2010

A simple device made from carbon nanotubes might help in detecting the presence of heroin in the human body

Skin

Communication breakdown

17 August 2010

Mutations in a structural protein sabotage signaling pathways that control skin cell survival

Structural Biology

Unsheathing cellular construction

3 August 2010

An analysis of capping protein interactions provides insight into how cells move

Genetics

Deletion reveals neuron loss

3 August 2010

Zebrafish provide clues to the function of a key Parkinson’s disease gene

Silicon Nanowires

Pressure sensors get a boost

3 August 2010

An applied electric field can increase the sensitivity of nanoscale pressure sensors by a factor of 100

Alternative Fuels

A clean split

3 August 2010

Carbon dioxide molecules can be split efficiently using a new process based on organic catalysts

Biomedical Engineering

Blooding a new algorithm

3 August 2010

Automated image analysis should improve the accuracy and reliability of high-throughput screening of peripheral blood smears

Cell Biology

Preventing cells from over-reaching

3 August 2010

A regulatory protein tells cells when to rein in their leading edge

A*STAR Genome Institute Of Singapore (A*STAR GIS)

Signaling disease

20 July 2010

Individuals carrying variants of a gene involved in controlling the immune response are prone to infection

Wireless Communications

Radios go wide

20 July 2010

Demonstration of an energy-efficient, ultra-wide bandwidth radio will advance low-power, short-range wireless networks

Data Storage Institute (DSI)

A helping hand

20 July 2010

Electric fields can help magnetic hard drive heads write data, which may lead to higher storage densities

Nanomaterials

Twist-on caps

20 July 2010

Reactions between carbon species and tube caps affect carbon nanotube growth and their ultimate electronic properties

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