Monthly Archives for June 2005

ITER Now Scheduled for France

Well, I guess the French can kiss that Amer­i­can money good­bye on the Inter­na­tional Ther­monu­clear Exper­i­men­tal Reac­tor. The Japan­ese got some perks out of let­ting the Frogs have the reac­tor ($500 mil­lion worth of con­tracts for con­struct­ing ITER could go … Con­tinue read­ing →

24. June 2005 by Glenn Vance
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Nanotech Underwear

This is not one of the prod­ucts of the future that I was look­ing for­ward to, but if it gets rid of that sweaty boxer feel­ing (if you live/have lived in Texas, and you’re a guy, nat­u­rally, you know what … Con­tinue read­ing →

23. June 2005 by Glenn Vance
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Smallest Man-Made Organic Particles Created

Don’t feel like para­phras­ing. Let’s just block quote – Sci­en­tists who have cre­ated the small­est pre­cisely crafted organic par­ti­cles are billing their break­through as a poten­tial boon to med­i­cine and technology.The tiny struc­tures could one day be used as vehi­cles … Con­tinue read­ing →

22. June 2005 by Glenn Vance
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Jack Kilby is Dead

A day or so late, but the inven­tor of the semi­con­duc­tor chip is dead. God­speed, Mr. Kilby.

22. June 2005 by Glenn Vance
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