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Science and industry covers how large scale scientific challenges can initiate the building of new industries for those willing to invest the time and money. These challenges include, but are not limited to, space travel, global climate changes, clean water, physics, biology, medical, nanotechnology, energy, and green transportation.
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NBC/NSF – The chemical reactions that make chocolate: heat, temperature, melting point. This video uses the process of...
NBC/NSF – Chemical Bonds–Single bonds, double bonds, bond placement. Molecules profiled: eugenol, isoeugenol.
By Malcolm Ritter, AP – Two new chemical elements, numbers 114 and 116, have been officially recognized by an...
NBC/NSF – The chemistry of bread: gas and sugar reactions. This video, one in a six-part “Cheeseburger Chemistry”...
NBC/NSF – How chemistry ripens and reddens tomatoes: ethylene, lycopene, gases, diffusion. This video, one in a...
By Ben Dobbin – At the turn of the 21st century, American shutterbugs were buying close to a billion rolls of film per...
NSF - Tetramer Technologies is working to develop enhanced encapsulants for optically active nanoparticles.
NSF – “We’ve never found a culture that has no language–we’ve never found a culture that has no music.
Read why space tourism is a lot nearer than you think!
By Kevin Craig – Mechatronics is a design philosophy that emphasizes multidisciplinary, model-based communication,...
NSF – It looks a lot like a garbage can-–but it’s actually a fully functioning laboratory, thrown overboard, to analyze...
By Brad Hegrat and Gregory Wilcox – Machine builders need to first determine if their customer has a remote access...
By Joseph C. Anselmo - Northrop announced last week that it would look at options to sell or spin-out its shipbuilding...
By David Greenfield – A number of efforts are currently being employed across industries to harvest energy typically...
NIST – The work of the laboratory will be focused on the Engineering Laboratory mission: To promote US innovation and...
R&D Mag – For carbon, the basis of life, to be able to form in the stars, a certain state of the carbon nucleus...
NSF – Almost 1,900 years ago, the Romans built what continues to be the world’s largest unreinforced solid concrete...
R&D Mag – Like atomic-level bricklayers, researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National...
I follow science fiction author, scientist, and futurist David Brin on Facebook and Google+. This weekend he posted a...
NIST – Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have found a novel and potentially...
By Charles J. Murray – “Renewable energy” is beginning to have slightly different meaning for many engineers.
NSF - Researchers from the University of Michigan department of physics, has developed trap for Rydberg atoms, and...
In the middle of the night on February 6, 2008, meteorologist Dan Satterfield Alabama went on the air to warn its...
High-tech techniques like GPS might be behind the appearance of crop circles, says physicist Richard Taylor of the...
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- rdmag.com
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- mytechboxonline.com
- arstechnica.com
- ramanmedianetwork.com
- nasa.gov
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