Training tomorrow's nanoengineering leaders
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NanoEngineering Department established at Jacobs SchoolA new department, the Jacobs School's sixth, will address fundamental chemical and physical issues that arise when engineers work at the nanoscale. more » |
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Serving up spam & scamsTwo computer science professors find a way to counter the purveyors of online scams and unwanted emails. more » |
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New stem cell labBioengineering researchers will define and understand the culture conditions and growth requirements that control stem cell differentiation. more » |
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Primate sperm: speed mattersSperm cells from promiscuous primate species swim faster and with more force than those from more monogamous species. The surprise involved human sperm. more » |
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Biofuels from cornstalks, not kernelsEngineers are building a prototype reactor that uses steam and catalysts to convert "cellulosic" wastes directly into alcohol. more » |
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Professor's pet: agile hopping robotiHop, a sheltie-sized hopping robot, can balance on a toe, jump, and twist in mid-air like a canine agility course champion. more » |
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Digital dandelionsRevealing maps of Internet connectivity bear a striking resemblance to collections of the fluffy parachutes of dandelion seeds. more » |
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