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Fruit Fly Phlebotomy

April 21, 2008

A new technique can draw pure blood from a single fruit fly.

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Hydrogen Fuel Roundup

April 18, 2008

Scientists are experimenting with algae that could produce hydrogen fuel.

Read moreHydrogen Fuel Roundup

Microcrystal Roundup

April 11, 2008

Tiny microcrystals can tell us about the geological history of continents, and they also affect the health of the planet.

Read moreMicrocrystal Roundup

Mosquito Repellent

April 7, 2008

The insect repellent DEET doesn't repel mosquitoes so much as confuse them.

Read moreMosquito Repellent

New Power Roundup

March 28, 2008

Researchers harness electricity from bacteria.

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Podcast

March 28, 2008

ENERGY NEWS: Electricity from bacteria, people power, thermoelectricity and what the sun is made of.

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People Power

March 25, 2008

A knee-mounted device harnesses electrical energy from everyday walking.

Read morePeople Power

Podcast

March 14, 2008

Archaeologists dig deep, the mystery of Maya Blue, where your hair has been, and more.

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Maya Blue

March 13, 2008

Scientists use high-tech tools to analyze ancient art.

Read moreMaya Blue

Bioengineering Roundup

February 22, 2008

Researchers use a diatom's genes to design a better microchip.

Read moreBioengineering Roundup

Podcast

February 22, 2008

How air pollution could cause heart disease. Global warming may make Antartica vulnerable to predators. "Virtual" children help real children thrive.

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World’s Darkest Material

February 4, 2008

Scientists have invented a material three times darker than the previous world record.

Read moreWorld’s Darkest Material

Diamond Fingerprinting

January 31, 2008

Scientists are using phosphorescence to authenticate blue diamonds.

Read moreDiamond Fingerprinting

Spermbots

January 29, 2008

Sperm may provide a blueprint for powering tiny robots.

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Conserving Helium

January 28, 2008

Global helium resources are dwindling, and there'll be no substitute if we run out.

Read moreConserving Helium

Detecting Land Mines

January 14, 2008

Removing land mines is dangerous business, but new methods may eventually make detection more accurate.

Read moreDetecting Land Mines

Prosthetics Roundup

December 21, 2007

Researchers are trying to make artificial limbs more like real ones.

Read moreProsthetics Roundup

Vacation Photos

December 18, 2007

Computer scientists are using vacation photos found on the internet to create virtual 3-D models of historical cities and archaeological landmarks.

Read moreVacation Photos

Space Crops

December 6, 2007

Lighting, heating and recycling technology designed for survival in space could revolutionize how crops are grown here on earth.

Read moreSpace Crops

Fuelish Roundup

November 30, 2007

Low grade, high-sulfur bunker fuel is deadly to wildlife and humans. So why is it still in use?

Read moreFuelish Roundup

Nanoscale Radio

November 27, 2007

Scientists have invented the world's smallest radio.

Read moreNanoscale Radio

Baby Robots

November 26, 2007

Researchers have developed a new way for children once left behind by their peers to explore the world around them.

Read moreBaby Robots

Knot Physics

November 14, 2007

Physicists study how headphone cords tie themselves in knots.

Read moreKnot Physics

Podcast

November 2, 2007

How spiders avoid getting caught. Plastic that's as strong as steel. A purpose for the appendix? And more.

Read morePodcast
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