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August 10, 2010 - Industry News Supersaturation leads to melting in silicon, even as its temp falls The physical world is full of surprises and head-scratching peculiarities, and a process called retrograde melting ranks right up there with the ... Scientific American
November 10, 2008 - Technology News How Self-Powered Nanotech Machines Work This story was originally printed in the January 2008 issue of Scientific American. We're reposting it because of new research out today by ... Scientific American
November 4, 2008 - Industry News Electronics Industry Changes the Climate with New Greenhouse Gas Emissions of a greenhouse gas that has 17,000 times the planet-warming capacity of carbon dioxide are at least four times higher than had ... Scientific American
September 5, 2008 - Technology News The Key to Smaller, More Powerful Gadgets Gadget buyers today can purchase PCs, cell phones and mp3 players with significantly more memory than their predecessors for just a few ... Scientific American
September 3, 2008 - Technology News The Key to Smaller, More Powerful Gadgets Gadget buyers today can purchase PCs, cell phones and mp3 players with significantly more memory than their predecessors for just a few ... Scientific American
August 21, 2008 - Technology News Researchers use viruses to make microbatteries for mini devices As devices shrink to microscopic proportions they need similarly-sized batteries to make them run. Although no such batteries exist today, a ... Scientific American
July 30, 2008 - Technology News Lensless On-Chip Microscope Inspired by "Floaters" in the Eye Researchers hope that a new kind of small portable microscope may give health workers the ability to quickly and cheaply scan blood for tumor ... Scientific American
Researchers have conjured up a trickle of electricity by zapping tiny nanowires with ultrasound. If they can grow that trickle into a stream, the technology might turn everyday vibrations into ... Scientific American
September 26, 2006 - Technology News Ask the Experts: How do mirrors reflect photons? There are many different types of mirrors, and each behaves somewhat differently. The most common type is a silver mirror, consisting of a ... Scientific American
August 23, 2006 - Technology News Get Your Free Energy Here! A firm in Dublin claims to have invented a technology that extracts "free energy" from magnetic fields. According to AFP: "An Irish company ... Scientific American
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