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Researchers Find Synthetic Protein Which May Help Prevent Spread of Cancer

September 26th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – Researchers Find Synthetic Protein Which May Help Prevent Spread of Cancer

Collaborative research finds a poorly understood protein could aid in the battle against cancer.

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Study Shows Average User Is Pretty Stupid

September 26th, 2008 2 comments
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Two Earth-like Planets Around a Distant Star Collide

September 26th, 2008 No comments
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World's First Wave Power Plant Opens In Europe

September 26th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – World’s First Wave Power Plant Opens In Europe

New “sea snake” wave plant will carry a price tag of around $13.1M USD and will generate 2.25 MW

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Operating System Stats

September 26th, 2008 3 comments
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Japan Looks to Beat U.S. to Space Elevator

September 26th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – Japan’s Top Minds, Companies Look to Beat U.S. to Space Elevator

Japan’s experts claim they will soon have a space elevator.  And they claim they will be able to do it on a bafflingly low budget — a trillion yen ($9.5B USD).  However, the claim is slightly more believable when you consider Japan’s leadership in precision engineering and material science.

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Japanese Language Proficiency Test – Vocabulary Lists

September 26th, 2008 No comments

Japanese Language Proficiency Test – Vocabulary Lists – Words on Left.

very useful site if you are preparing for the JLPT exams

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Japanese Festivals

September 17th, 2008 No comments

Japanese Festivals

Nice article by DannyChoo about summer festivals in Japan

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Scientist Transmits Solar Power on Earth, Next Up: Space

September 17th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – Scientist Transmits Solar Power on Earth, Next Up: Space

Funded by the Discovery Channel, John C. Mankins finished a four month experiment which began by collecting solar power, nothing out of the ordinary.  What happened next was relatively extraordinary, though — he transmitted the power 92 miles (148 km) between two Hawaiian Islands.

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eSATA & USB Combo Drive

September 17th, 2008 No comments
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Study: Japan set for broadband future; everyone else screwed

September 17th, 2008 No comments

Study: Japan set for broadband future; everyone else screwed

extra source: Dailytech

Japan was the only country that is “future-ready.”

Sweden is a distant second to Japan, followed by the Netherlands, Latvia, and Korea. The US comes just above Russia

Countries that don’t even qualify for today’s needs include the UK, Spain, Canada, and Australia, with Mexico, China, and India at the very bottom of the list.

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Sports car made from scratch

September 17th, 2008 No comments
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New Nano-"Motherships" Help Further the Microscopic War on Cancer

September 17th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – New Nano-”Motherships” Help Further the Microscopic War on Cancer

new nanoparticles evade the body’s defenses while delivering chemical markers and lethal toxins to cancer tumors

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First True 3D Processor Created

September 17th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – First True 3D Processor Created, Runs at 1.4 GHz

The University of Rochester with help from MIT pulls the wraps off the first true 3D processor

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Charged Carbon Molecule Could Power Tomorrow's Quantum Computers

September 13th, 2008 No comments

DailyTech – Charged Carbon Molecule Could Power Tomorrow’s Quantum Computers

Researcher discovers a new unique carbon molecule that he says could advance organic semiconductors, quantum computing

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