Technology - general
Role of non-coding RNA in inherited neurological and other brain disorders
By By Scott LaFee | 22 Jun 2011
Breakthrough larynx transplant trials to commence in the UK
20 Jun 2011
People with a diseased or damaged larynx can now hope to talk again, as the Royal College of Surgeons has approved trials in the UK trials for voicebox transplants after a successful US operation
Metallic Glass: A Crystal at Heart
20 Jun 2011
New model predicts insect populations
16 Jun 2011
New solar cell technology cranks up efficiency
16 Jun 2011
Promising new target for stifling the growth and spread of cancer
By By Scott LaFee | 14 Jun 2011
Seaports need a plan for weathering climate change, say Stanford researchers
By By Donna Hesterman | 14 Jun 2011
Nanoparticles help scientists harvest light with solar fuels
By By Louise Lerner | 10 Jun 2011
'Walking' wheelchair could improve mobility for the disabled
06 Jun 2011
Instead of wheels the chair moves on a dozen legs, six on each side, which are made up of 216 separate pieces bolted together
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