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Best of the Week: Sunday, December 06, 2009

Biomedicine | By Emily Singer | 1 Comment
A new device rapidly analyzes blood for medically relevant genetic variations.
A new version of Netvibes focuses on real-time data from around the Internet.
Startup Porifera is developing membranes to separate greenhouse gases from smokestacks.
Cuil indexes your Facebook network and produces results based on your social connections.
DOE funds the development of low-cost sodium-ion batteries.
Friday, December 04, 2009
A More Durable Wind Turbine
New design does away with the need for a complex gearbox.
A Cheaper Hydrogen Catalyst
Using nickel as a catalyst rather than platinum could also mean less-expensive fuels cells.
Hepatitis C Drug Targets RNA
A new drug suppresses the virus in chimps without generating resistance.
Thursday, December 03, 2009
New Endoscope Sees What Lies Beneath
An infrared-based endoscope scans tissue below the surface.
A Tongue-Tracking Artificial Larynx
Patients could get their voice back using a device that analyzes contact between the tongue and palate.
Cheaper Color-Changing Window
Thin, battery-like films change color when the weather changes.
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Copenhagen's Clean-Tech Dividend
Climate deal could deliver incentives to grow nascent energy technologies.
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Caterpillar Flu Vaccine Delayed
The FDA wants further evidence that the novel approach is completely safe.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Identifying Anticancer Immune Cells
A new biosensor can spot potent cancer-killing immune cells.
Big Hope for Tiny Particles
Nanotechnology-based drug delivery offers new treatment options for deadly pancreatic cancers.
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Commercializing Garbage to Ethanol
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