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Strong plasmonic enhancement of photovoltage in graphene : Nature Communications : Natu... - 0 views

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PHY NRG technology

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LeopoldS on 11 Sep 11

graphene for solar cells ... who wants to have a closer look at it?

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Lionel Jacques on 12 Sep 11

Why not but I'm not sure I have the competences/background to do much...

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PLoS ONE: Dominance, Politics, and Physiology: Voters' Testosterone Changes on the Nigh... - 1 views

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behaviour social

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what does this tell about male behaviour ?? :-)

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Cheater-resistance is not futile : Article : Nature - 2 views

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social game theory

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Cheater-resistance is not futile - what lessons for the team??

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Iron Is an Essential Cause of Fishy Aftertaste Formation in Wine and Seafood Pairing - ... - 0 views

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food chemistry wine

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LeopoldS on 26 Oct 09

this is the type of really important research !!

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Access : Coherent emission of light by thermal sources : Nature - 0 views

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SPS NRG WPT

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how "large" could these distances be? - ready for SPS?

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pacome delva on 14 Sep 09

I don't think that the distance is the important criteria... It seems that the directivity is of the order of a laser one, so the divergence will be equivalent. Perhaps the important criteria is that the cost of these type of light sources could be cheaper...? and also perhaps what power transmission is achievable? It seems also that now that this concept could be used for to focus cheap lasers, instead of using complex optics in cd-rom players, etc... see http://news.softpedia.com/news/Highly-Directional-Semiconductor-Laser-Created-at-Harvard-90839.shtml

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I don't think that the distance is the important criteria... It seems that the directivity is of the order of a laser one, so the divergence will be equivalent. Perhaps the important criteria is that the cost of these type of light sources could be cheaper...? and also perhaps what power transmission is achievable? It seems also that now that this concept could be used for to focus cheap lasers, instead of using complex optics in cd-rom players, etc... see <a href="http://news.softpedia.com/news/Highly-Directional-Semiconductor-Laser-Created-at-Harvard-90839.shtml" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://news.softpedia.com/news/Highly-Directional-Semiconductor-Laser-Created-at-Harvard-90839.shtml</a></div>

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Journal of the Royal Society Interface - Focus: Synthetic Biology - 0 views

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BIO INF AI artificial life DNA self assembly

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Tobias Seidl on 02 Jul 09

A toc of a spcial issue on synthetic biology: How to assemble organisms from scratch. Could one day be intersting for large scale deterministic self assembly or some other crazy idea...

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Developmental biology: A cellular view of regeneration : Article : Nature - 0 views

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BIO BNG medicine regeneration

shared by Tobias Seidl on 02 Jul 09 - Cached

Tobias Seidl on 02 Jul 09

Some interesting results concerning tissue regeneration. One day, astronauts will be doing it as well...

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What Open Source shares with Science - Khaotic Musings - conz's Blog at ZDNet.co.uk Com... - 0 views

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open source

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Francesco Biscani on 14 Jun 09

Beautiful and inspirational piece.

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Francesco Biscani on 14 Jun 09

Thinking about it, probably Open Source today is more faithful to the "scientific method" than most science, as far as the communication and sharing of information is concerned. We badly need to get rid of the dictatorship of journals and assorted bullshit like impact factors...

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HOW ANTS SWITCH JOBS -- Pulver 212 (13): v -- Journal of Experimental Biology - 0 views

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ant BIO AI

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Biomechanics: Serpentine steps : Article : Nature - 0 views

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BIO locomotion serpentine mechanics

shared by Tobias Seidl on 03 Jul 09 - Cached

Tobias Seidl on 03 Jul 09

The biomechanics of serpentine locomotion have been examined. Apparently it is very similar to legged locomotion. In the unlikely case ESA wants to build a serpentine robot, this paper should be a first read.

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SPIDER SILK CONTRACTS LIKE MUSCLE -- Knight 212 (13): ii -- Journal of Experimental Bio... - 0 views

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BIO actuator micro spider material

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