Some of the tiniest solar cells ever built have been successfully tested as a power…
Month: November 2008
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Novel Leukemia Vaccine For High-risk Patients In Clinical Trials
Researchers are conducting clinical trials of a novel therapy aimed at revving up the immune…
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Epic Voyage To Discover Origins And Migration Routes Of Ancestors Of Ancient Polynesians And Their Animals
Scientists are embarking on a 6000-kilometer trip following the migration route of ancient Pacific cultures….
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Hormone Therapy Helps Short Children Grow Up, Study Finds
Growth-hormone treatment may significantly increase final height in children diagnosed with short stature, even in…
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Brain Injury Repair? Damaged Nerves Regenerated By Silencing Natural Growth Inhibitors In Neurons
Scientists have successfully regenerated damaged nerves by silencing natural growth inhibitors in neurons. The researchers…
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Hardware Engineers Get a Look at Windows 7 Features
Microsoft showed off new Windows 7 innovations at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference this week….
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Tethering Part of AT&T’s Vision for Apple’s iPhone
Before you wake up in the morning, your iPhone downloads your news and tells your…
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Panasonic Talking To Rival Sanyo About Buyout
Panasonic and Sanyo are discussing a buyout. The Japanese consumer-electronics rivals started talks Friday that…
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Google and FCC Tout Promise of White Space
If the past week is any indication, Americans may soon enter the era of always-on,…
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The Vote: A Victory for Social Media, Too
The 2008 contest for the White House may go down in history as the first…