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In many applications, contamination of the gas stream must be prevented. When processing gases or sampling elements within a controlled environment, conveying the gas desirably cannot add trace elements such as lubricants or wear particles.
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Brookhaven has awarded funds to a New Jersey company to build lead and steel enclosures for scientific equipment at NSLS II.
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Tufts University chemists have developed the world's first single molecule electric motor, possibly creating a new class of devices.
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Research will examine how plasmas interact with the walls of structures containing them and could lead to improvements in many areas.
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Lab automation projects have become cooperative activities between lab and IT groups. This is part of the evolution of lab systems.
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Emerging techniques for assessing physical properties of pharmaceuticals, personal care products, medical devices and packaging.
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Kansas State University researchers have been collaborating on an international project involving genomes of a model plant species.
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Cornell researchers have captured the microscopic origin of thinning and thickening fluids – important for industrial applications.
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Scientists have developed a simple, inexpensive method for removing arsenic based on chopped-up pieces of plastic bottles.
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A group from NIST has extended the reach of their novel microfluidic system for analyzing the chemical components of complex samples.
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NIST physicists have achieved an error rate small enough to meet theoretical requirements for building viable quantum computers.
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Berkeley lab researchers have developed an inexpensive technique for making high quality nanowire solar cells.
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