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Technology (24 Mar, 2007)
Japanese Scientists Work on a Flexible Battery

Scientists from the Japanese University of Waseda develop a new kind of battery: a thin film battery, based on plastic polymers. This battery will be widely used in the future in small portable devices, requiring a high-power capacity.

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//28 Jul 09, 2009 09:24 AM | posted by: BMW Doctor

//24, xhandrie, can you tell me about your "report" based on this topic; I would like to understand your application please? Cheers

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//27 Feb 07, 2009 11:24 AM | posted by: Unknown

whao,this will surely make devices more portable....great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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//26 Feb 06, 2009 10:19 AM | posted by: LiL CHRIS

This is the best

Politics (28 Mar, 2007)
Possible Aggressive Approach from the U.S. towards China

U.S. legislators plan a bill to force China to raise the value of the Chinese national currency, Yuan, in order to bring more economic stability to the situation of global trading. ...
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Science (02 Apr, 2007)
Invisibility is now one step closer

Using the nanotechnology scientists were able to make a significant step towards inventing an "optical cloaking", which represents a device able to make objects invisible. The device guides light around anything that is placed withing the so-called "cloak".

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//9 Oct 04, 2009 04:08 AM | posted by: krishna jaiswal

thanks for the inforformation

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//8 Jun 06, 2009 06:15 PM | posted by: Laarni

Maybe, you can use theconcept of index of refraction where two materials should have the same index of refraction so there will be no bending of light.

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//7 Feb 12, 2008 01:39 PM | posted by: me again me

@ sakthi
Hey, as a science student, would you probably like to MAKE A REASEARCH OF YOUR OWN and not wait for someone to send all the info t your mail, ha?

Politics (22 May, 2007)
Plastic Blood and Airplanes Shifting Shapes - Close to Reality?

The nature of plastic allows scientists to create a molecule similar to hemoglobin, the cells responsible for carrying oxygen. Plastic blood will provide a lot of advantages - it will be more painless to get, it will be easy to carry and store it. ...
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Science (07 Jul, 2008)
Scientists to Develop World's Smallest High Performance Sensor

Scientists are working on creating the smallest high-performance and low-power sensor in the world. ...
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Offbeat (29 Oct, 2009)
The Biggest Mona Lisa in the World Presented in Shopping Center

The biggest version of the Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting Mona Lisa has recently been presented at the Eagles Meadow shopping centre, located in Wrexham, a town in Wales, UK. ...
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//1 Nov 10, 2009 04:35 AM | posted by: greendan80 [InfoWILD]

no doubt that making such a painting was an extremely hard work. thumbs up for the painters and everyone who worked on this mona lisa.

Environment (23 Oct, 2009)
Biooctanic - the Huge Biofuel Producing Towers

A somewhat hypothetical idea was proposed by architects from UPI 2M in Croatia. They decided to design buildings that will serve as biofuel production facilities. ...
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Science (01 Aug, 2008)
Scientists to Develop "Fitness Pill"

Scientists are working on a special pill which might bring some of the advantages of exercise. According to a report published in the journal Cell, the researchers in the United States have developed two possible pills that can apparently build muscles, increase the energy level and burn fat. ...
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Health & Fitness (08 Aug, 2008)
Anti-obesity Pill Might Hold Back Aging

It is possible that scientists managed to create a pill that can help people suffering from obesity. The pill frees dieters from different eating rules and in addition helps slow down the process of aging. ...
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Science (30 Sep, 2008)
Half of American Adults Haven't Heard Anything of Nanotechnology

According to a new poll conducted by Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (PEN) and Peter D. Hart Research, about 50 percent of American adults have heard nothing about nanotechnology. ...
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//4 Jan 31, 2009 10:41 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

I'm sure, the numbers would be approximately the same in other countries as well. Simple people I mean those who don't deal with science have no idea about what is happening in this area. Probably, somebody should take the responsibility to inform people.

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//3 Oct 19, 2008 10:59 AM | posted by: rohit manoj arey [InfoKID]

oh it is soo..bad to know that half of the people did not know abt nanotecnology...where the rest of the world is creeping towards this emerging technology

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//2 Oct 03, 2008 07:48 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoBIG]

I'm sure, the numbers would be approximately the same in other countries as well. Simple people I mean those who don't deal with science have no idea about what is happening in this area. Probably, somebody should take the responsibility to inform people. Otherwise, it's impossible to speak seriously about progress if half of the population doesn't know what's going on.

Technology (02 Oct, 2008)
Scientists Developed Flexible and Transparent Display

Researchers from Sony together with Max Planck Institute for the first time presented flexible optically assessed organic light emitting displays that work on red or IR-A light upconversion (UC). ...
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Technology (06 Oct, 2008)
World's First Glass-Packaged White LED

At CEATEC two Japanese companies Sumita Optical Glass Inc and Toyoda Gosei Co Ltd presented their glass-packaged white LED, which has several advantages over the usual plastic-packaged LEDs. ...
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//4 Dec 05, 2008 10:36 AM | posted by: caehappy

This so cool it should be used to help other usful things

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//3 Oct 06, 2008 03:32 PM | posted by: Sean

White LEDs have been around for a while and they are still quite expensive but their long life makes up for it

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//2 Oct 06, 2008 01:23 PM | posted by: JIff WIlson

Wow a White LED? That should save a LOT of electricity shouldnt it?

Technology (21 Oct, 2008)
New Wind Chamber from Volvo to Save Fuel Consumption and CO2 Emissions

In one of its factories the Swedish company, Volvo, installed a 27-square-meter wind-producing chamber. Thus Volvo hopes to improve the design of its new cars that use less fuel and emit less CO2. ...
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//1 Oct 21, 2008 11:06 PM | posted by: alcotrazz

volvo was always known for its developments in terms of security and environment, so all I can say is "WAY to go!"

Technology (29 Oct, 2008)
Human-Like Robots to Mimic Human Facial Expressions

British scientists at the University of Bristol developed a copycat robotic head, dubbed Jules. The head is able to mimic the facial expressions and lip motions of a human. ...
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//4 Jun 06, 2009 02:13 AM | posted by: unknwn

whats the component to make a perfect human robot im interested

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//3 Feb 23, 2009 02:18 AM | posted by: Christina

Greeting. Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working.
I am from Tajikistan and , too, and now am writing in English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "How to start a handyman business on compact disc marketplace how to start a handyman business."

Thank 8) Christina.

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Science (30 Oct, 2008)
New Technologies to Reduce CO2 Emissions to Be Studied

Today scientists continuously try to develop and implement technologies that would lower the impact of global worming. The British Royal Society will analyze the possibilities of different engineering schemes that might eventually help reduce the effect of global warming. ...
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