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Antibiotics that resist resistance. (includes related article on tracing the spread of drug-resistant bacterial strains)
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Robert F. Service
Bill threatens child survey research.
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Robert F. Service
Can nuclear waste keep Yucca Mountain dry - and safe?(research on proposed nuclear waste storage repository in Nevada)(includes article on alkali-tin-silicate glass as a storage medium for plutonium)
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Wade Roush, Robert F. Service
Catalysts break a vexing bind. (symmetric catalyst used to create one active twin in supercritical carbon dioxide)(American Chemical Society Meeting Briefs)
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Robert F. Service
Chemists self-assemble in southern California.(1995 national meeting of the American Chemical Society)
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Robert F. Service
Dendrimers: dream molecules approach real applications.
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Robert F. Service
Designer tissues take hold. (living artificial organs)(includes related article)
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Robert F. Service
Getting a reaction in close-up.(individual molecules observed during chemical reaction)
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Robert F. Service
Materials scientists make contact in Boston.(Materials Research Society meeting in Boston, Massachusetts)
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Robert F. Service
Model enzyme takes hydrogen apart.(biochemical research)
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Robert F. Service
Nanotubes show image-display talent.
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Robert F. Service
New angle for classic tale of respiratory protein and oxygen.(Research News: Biochemistry)
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Robert F. Service
New compounds make light of pests.(chemical dyes phloxine B and uranine may replace insecticide Malathion)
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Robert F. Service
New superconductor stands up to magnetic fields.
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Robert F. Service
Nonlinear competition heats up: four materials that transform light in unusual ways are going head to head in the race to build the fastest devices - such as switches - for optical communications systems. (inorganic crystals, polymers, semiconductors and glass optical fibers)(includes related article)(Frontiers in Materials Science)
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Antonio Regalado, Robert F. Service
Organic LEDs begin producing bright white light. (light-emitting diodes)
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Robert F. Service
Paving the information superhighway with plastic. (new plastic optical fiber)(Frontiers in Materials Science)
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Robert F. Service
Polymer cells achieve new efficiency. (solar cells)(Research News: Photovoltaics)
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Robert F. Service
Polymer light-emitters gain new life.
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Robert F. Service
Prompting complex patterns to form themselves.
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Robert F. Service
Pushing the data storage envelope.(use of ultrasensitive microscopes in data storage)
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Robert F. Service
Radio tags speed compound synthesis. (combinatorial chemistry)(Research News: Chemistry)
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Robert F. Service
Small spheres lead to big ideas. (miscroscopic bubble-making)
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Robert F. Service
Taking an attosecond pulse of subatomic behavior.(subatomic physics)(includes related article on subatomic spectroscopy)
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Robert F. Service
Uncovering threats to the ozone layer brings rewards.(1995 Nobel Prize in chemistry)
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Robert F. Service
Vertical lasers take aim at new - and colorful - targets.
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Robert F. Service
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