Nano nose ppt

Science (22 Apr, 2007)
Nano-nose to help identify illnesses

Vince Rotello and his team from the University of Massachusetts and Georgia Institute of technology develop a 'nano-nose' to find and identify different anomalies, i.e. illnesses in a human body. ...
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//26 Aug 29, 2009 12:48 AM | posted by: gina

the invention is really good!

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//25 Aug 01, 2009 11:38 PM | posted by: azl

hi

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//24 Mar 17, 2009 07:05 AM | posted by: JC

very good invetion.. It really helps me a lot in my research papare..

Technology (24 Mar, 2009)
Meet Nano - the Cheapest Car in the World

Recently the Indian carmaker, Tata Motors, presented its new car, dubbed Nano, which claims to be the cheapest vehicle in the world. ...
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//1 Oct 26, 2009 10:52 AM | posted by: Samantha!

i hate these cars! they are soooo ugly

Technology (02 Oct, 2009)
InfoNIAC Presents: Top 10 Latest Inventions of September 2009

InfoNIAC Presents is our new section in which we bring you the top 10 latest inventions selected from www.InfoNIAC.com each month. ...
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//2 Nov 18, 2009 10:53 AM | posted by: naren

it's a fantastic site,which is informative and reliable.

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//1 Oct 04, 2009 02:19 AM | posted by: arvin

hmm......

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

Health & Fitness (29 Mar, 2007)
France Will not Put a Ban on Skinny Models

After the death of 2 Latin American models, caused by anorexia, the fashion industry started paying more attention to young women with eating disorders. However France would not ban skinny model from the catwalk, it would rather call for a voluntary agreement. ...
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//3 May 21, 2008 01:13 AM | posted by: fatty 101

It is not about Banning skinny people, it is about trying to save the lives of young girls who are starving themselves for the sake of fashion

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//2 Apr 23, 2008 01:34 PM | posted by: Not a fatty

If you're going to ban "skinny" people you darn well better ban the fat people. I don't want to see that, no one wants to see that.

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//1 Apr 10, 2007 09:00 PM | posted by: Fred

It is not only the media and designers that have brought this sad situation about, it is also the general public. To me there is little difference between skinny girls who aren't looking after their bodies and denying their health and those at the other end of the scale who are obese, neither really cares for themselves nor posesses personal pride. Bring back the days of Marilyn Munroes and the like where a womens figure was allowed to be full (but not fat) and curvaceous and maybe there will be a change in public attititude. This is the responsibility of the designers, they initiate the market trends for the masses (lets be fair no-one with any decorum wears some of the freak stuff from the catwalk in real life) and they too can sway the "way" women look and what is acceptable, maybe its just a power thing to be able to make someone want to starve themselves to death just to get a job modelling....very sad !!!!

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?

Offbeat (09 Apr, 2007)
Attempt to control the blogosphere wakes up howls of protests

Web guru's, who attempt to banish unethical behavior within the blogosphere, faced howls of protests. The debates began after the attempt to create a code of conduct, which has the goal of getting rid of offensive comments. ...
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//2 Apr 10, 2007 09:00 PM | posted by: Illuminati

They would have no legal right to do this.

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//1 Apr 10, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: grumbler [InfoBIG]

"Notice: All Comments are moderated, offensive or off-topic comments will be deleted."

O'Reilly seems to be fond of inventing already existing things and giving them a ridiculous appearance lately. Obligatory Comment Removal Notice That Virtually Every Blog And Bulletin Board On The Net Has Had For Decades 2.0. Now THAT's gonna save the children, right?

Offbeat (03 Jun, 2007)
Farmer Feeds Viagra to Oysters to Create the Ultimate Aphrodisiac

A farmer from Australia believes he has developed a technique able to create the ultimate aphrodisiac, i. e. he feeds his shellfish Viagra. ...
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Science (22 Jun, 2007)
Yawning Saves Your Brain From Overheating

When you see the other person yawning in the room, your instinctive response is to yawn too. However, it doesn't mean you are fighting with the urge to sleep. Scientists discovered that yawning is a process that protects our brain from overheating and serves as an alert signal to others. ...
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//7 Oct 02, 2009 06:15 PM | posted by: daddy

This is not false. Air does warm up as it flows through the nose, but that is because it draws the heat from the surrounding tissue. That's how nose breathing cools the brain and blood. In fact, air breathed through the nose passes right by the 'brain temperature tunnel' which is a small area, about where your eyeglasses rest on your nose. This is about the only area available to very efficiently affect the temperature of the brain without ice packs or devices. All other areas have substantial levels of fat and bone covering the blood supply. Blood does not have one temperature throughout the body, instead it draws up heat, which it then carries to natural radiant radiators like the palms and bottoms of the feet.

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//6 Feb 01, 2009 12:54 PM | posted by: Diggidy Dogg

Yeah dude.....

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//5 Dec 25, 2008 07:44 PM | posted by: Danielle

yes i belive it so thank you i am doing this for a scienc fair project and you just helped me alot

Politics (27 Jun, 2007)
Doctor Removes Gall Bladder through Woman's Mouth

A surgeon from Portland, Oregon removed a gall bladder through a patient's mouth. This was an example of the first surgery that was performed in US intended with less cuts and thus being less intrusive.

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//1 Oct 04, 2008 04:49 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

interesting... haven't heard of such operations before... quite hard to believe it...

Technology (25 Jul, 2007)
Computers of the Future to be Made from Pencil Trace

Researchers have recently discovered a new material that one day could successfully replace copper and silicon in nanoelectronics. IBM, Intel and other computer companies have already taken notice of the material due to its unique conductive properties. ...
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//4 Jan 14, 2008 06:39 PM | posted by: Unknown

is it amazing...?

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//3 Dec 14, 2007 02:59 PM | posted by: lala

this article is very informatioal.

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//2 Oct 11, 2007 12:41 PM | posted by: erik k.

this isnt that good of an article but i love brydon.

Health & Fitness (02 Aug, 2007)
Stressed at Work - Mentally Ill by 32

A new long-term study led the researchers to most alarming conclusions, having proved there is a direct connection between stress factors at work and employees' serious mental disorders by the age of 32 ...
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//2 Sep 19, 2008 01:55 PM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

Actually, there are no mentally healthy people... only unexamined ones lol...

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//1 Aug 20, 2007 09:46 AM | posted by: alex

Oh! I totally agree... in fact I think there are few people, who are not stressed at work, thus most of us are to a certain degree quite sick...

Science (06 Aug, 2007)
Levitation Possible in Real World

British scientists claim they've discovered the levitation to be applied in the nano-technology and micro-electromechanical systems ...
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//1 Oct 20, 2009 10:15 AM | posted by: vc

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Health & Fitness (30 Aug, 2007)
Genes Permanently Turned On by Smoking

A study, which was published in BMC Genomics, an on-line open-access journal, was able to explain why those people who used to smoke still have a higher risk for lung cancer development than those who never had the bad habit ...
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//2 Feb 08, 2008 08:24 AM | posted by: karz

i agree with the comment above that its quite difficult to understand those categories.. maybe to cut it short you will end up to be a candidate of having a disease (a smoker or a former smoker).. and actually this article creeps me. i am a smoker and practicing smoking cessation to save my life haha..

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//1 Aug 30, 2007 07:49 AM | posted by: Steve

It was a little hard for me to understand exactly what damage is reversible and what is not from this article. Regardless, I'm going through the quitting process now and podcasting my experience

Health & Fitness (13 Sep, 2007)
5-Year-Old Girl - Youngest in the World with Double Lung Transplant

Doctors had given Mariam Imran five months to live, but the donated organ saved the girl's life with help of the operation that returned her to normal life ...
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