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Scientist Creates Tiny Fuel Cell For Portable Electronics
January 26, 1998 — A new power source for cellular telephones and other portable electronics should provide power up to 50 times longer than conventional nickel-cadmium batteries. Crafted in his basement workshop by ... > full story -
Sandia National Labs Developing Means To Sniff Out Land Mines Chemically and Electronically
January 20, 1998 — Sandia National Laboratories has joined the effort to rid the planet of what some people have called its worst form of pollution -- land mines. ... > full story -
Weizmann Institute Astrophysicist Hot On The Tracks Of A New 'Strange' Star
January 17, 1998 — A new "strange" star is suspected to be lurking in our galaxy -- and a Weizmann Institute astrophysicist is hot on its tracks. ... > full story -
Cellular Engineers Design Custom Cell Surfaces Able To Adhere To Synthetic Materials
January 6, 1998 — Carolyn Bertozzi and her colleagues at the Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found a way to use natural biological processes to plant artificial markers on the surfaces of ... > full story -
Purdue Researchers Make Light 'Stand Still' To Measure Motion
January 2, 1998 — Purdue University researchers have demonstrated a new method for using lasers and semiconductors to more accurately measure the velocity of a moving ... > full story -
Researchers Search For Basic Building Blocks Of Matter
December 31, 1997 — The world's most advanced search for the basic building blocks of matter -- a quest begun in ancient Greece -- will be conducted with the help of physicists from the University of Iowa and Iowa ... > full story -
Testing Shows Titanic Steel Was Brittle
December 27, 1997 — Recent tests of steel from the Titanic reveal that the metal was much more brittle than modern steel but the best available at the time, a metallurgical engineering professor at the University of ... > full story -
Los Alamos Metallurgists Find Niche In Art World
December 26, 1997 — Metallurgists at the Department of Energy's Los Alamos National Laboratory who honed their craft in the nuclear weapons arena are now sharing their expertise with a Santa Fe sculptor and others ... > full story -
Scientists Confirm Existence Of Atom-Sized Electronic Devices Within Carbon Nanotubes
December 16, 1997 — Berkeley Lab scientists have confirmed the existence of atom- sized electronic devices on nanotubes, hollow cylinders of pure carbon about 50,000 times more narrow than a human hair in diameter. ... > full story -
Austrian Scientists Experimentally Demonstrate "Quantum Teleportation"
December 15, 1997 — Researchers at the University of Innsbruck have experimentally demonstrated quantum teleportation – a phenomenon that allows physicists to take a photon (or any other quantum-scale particle, ... > full story -
Glass Containers May Be The Answer For Nuclear Waste Disposal, Researcher Says
December 10, 1997 — Glass may be the answer to safely dispose of nuclear waste, says a University of Missouri-Rolla scientist who recently received a patent for his research efforts to encapsulate plutonium in a special ... > full story -
Shape Changes In Ceramic Particles: A Paradox Explained
December 8, 1997 — A long-standing paradox in the theory of sintering ceramics has been resolved by Alan W. Searcy of the Materials Sciences Division at the Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. ... > full story
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