USA Considers Reprocessing or Recycling Uranium and Namibia Could Increase Uranium Production to 26,000 Tons Per Year by 2015

Ad Support : Nano Technology   Netbook    Technology News &nbsp  Computer Software There have been moves in favour of reprocessing and recycling used nuclear fuel on three continents. * current world volumes of annual unburned nuclear material would take up the area of a football pitch to a height of 10 metres, a policy of central storage followed …

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University of Surrey as Developed a Nanosatellite Cubesail Solar Sail to Clear Orbital Junk

Ads : Nano Technology   Netbook    Technology News    Computer Software Scientists at the University of Surrey, working on a project funded by the European space company Astrium, have devised a 3 kg miniature satellite or “nanosatellite” fitted with a “solar sail”. “CubeSail” is a device which can be fitted to satellites or launch vehicle upper stages that …

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Faster Healing from Stem Cells and Other Methods

Ads : Nano Technology   Netbook    Technology News    Computer Software Technology Review reported on the use of stem cells to enable faster healing of severe bone injuries The new technique makes use of a thin tissue called the periosteum, which lines the outer surface of all bones and contains stem cells that develop into bone to repair …

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Pico Computing FPGA up to 4620 Times Faster Hardware Acceleration

Pico Computing has achieved the highest-known benchmark speeds for 56-bit DES decryption, with reported throughput of over 280 billion keys per second achieved using a single, hardware-accelerated server Current-generation CPU cores can process approximately 16 million DES key operations per second. A GPU card such as the GTX-295 can be programmed to process approximately 250 …

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Chemical Velcro Ten Times Stickier than Velcro

General Motors researchers have made an extremely strong adhesive that comes apart when heated. The adhesive is 10 times stickier than Velcro and the reusable gecko-inspired glues that many research groups have been trying to perfect. The polymers in the glue bond to each other within minutes when they are initially heated. Thus, when two …

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Organic transistor mimics brain synapse

Researchers in France claim to have made the first transistor that mimics connections in the human brain. The device, which is based on pentacene and gold nanoparticles, could lead to a new generation of neuro-inspired computers as well as help connect artificial structures to biological tissue. The team, which includes scientists from the CNRS (the …

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Optomec Can Now Print Touch Screen Displays

Optomec has a new Aerosol Jet Display Lab system Optomec is an additive manufacturing leader for high performance applications. * The Aerosol Jet Solar Print Engine in their back end manufacturing line is capable of processing 2400 wafers/hour. (Solar Cells with 20% Efficiency) * researchers have developed the ability to fully print thin-film transistors (TFTs) …

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Liveblogging the Foresight 2010 Conference – First Larry Millstein one DNA sequencing

The Foresight 2010 conference in today and tomorrow Free live webcast at: http://www.techzulu.com/live.html Follow the conference on Twitter: #Foresight2010 The first speaker is Larry Millstein who is speaking on Sequencing Single DNA molecules. Larry is going through an initial tutorial on DNA, DNA replication and DNA sequencing. Here is an online tutorial on the steps …

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IBM Has Achieved Cat Scale Brain Simulation Which are 15 times the scale of Previous Rat Brain Simulations

The Cat is Out of the Bag and BlueMatter Today at SC 09, the supercomputing conference in Portland, Oregon, IBM is announcing progress toward creating a computer system that simulates the way the brain works. (Brain Emulation) Two major milestones indicate the feasibility of building a cognitive computing chip: unprecedented advances in large-scale cortical simulation …

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Higher Power Could be Easier to Manage for Nuclear Fusion Tokomaks and Stellarators

A discovery made in the RFX-mod Reversed Field Pinch (RFP) fusion device demonstrated that if one keeps on increasing the current, above 1.5 million amperes, the helix becomes very smooth, the trapping of the plasma in the magnetic fields improves and the plasma gets hotter. Moreover, the helical state appears to be the preferred one …

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