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Symyx Technologies, Inc. has announced the signing of a partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc.
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A quarter-century ago, American rocket scientists proposed the "Star Wars" defense system to knock Soviet missiles from the skies with laser beams. Some of the same scientists are now aiming their lasers at another airborne threat: the mosquito.
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Air quality models have achieved a great degree of sophistication over the last few years thanks mainly to scientific and computational advances.
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A Willamette Valley consortium plans to turn the areas only commercial biodiesel plant into a research and education campus.
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Battelle, the managing contractor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory since 2000, needs to prepare for the "likelihood" that the U.S. Department of Energy will put the contract up for bids before it expires next year.
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A Boise State University lab instructor was wounded Saturday, February 28th, when 500 ml of nitric acid spilled onto his wrist, forearm, thigh and knee.
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ADMET Inc. is offering a free, turnkey biomedical or biomaterials testing system valued at up to $30,000 to a company or university operating in the United States.
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Executive order lifts funding limits to stem cell research, while memo moves to keep politics out of science
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Politicians are pinning their hopes for delivery from global warming on a technology that is not quite airtight
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According to a study for the U.S. Conference of Mayors released last October, the U.S. economy could generate 4.2 million new green jobs in the next 30 years.
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Fast and simple enabling technology being offered to the world on open basis
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The Board of Directors of the Association of Laboratory Managers is pleased to introduce Dr. John Sadowski as ALMAs new Executive Director.
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"Poor training, poor technique, lack of supervision and improper method," said Neal Langerman, former head of the American Chemical Society's Division of Chemical Health and Safety, about the lab fire that killed UCLA research assistant Sheri Sangji.
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Electrolyzed water cleans, degreases -- and treats athlete's foot. The solution is replacing toxic chemicals.
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The United States, respected as a world leader in scientific research, has a shortage of trained scientists. The labor gap is being filled by foreign guest workers, but recent regulations limiting foreign researchers' ability to work in the U. S. have created a need for a new pool of domestic scientists.
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