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MADISON, WI. (September 24, 2008) - Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, announces the availability of a new and improved version of its popular, interactive Web-based tool, updated to provide even more product and accessory solutions to UV-Visible customers. The intuitive Web selector guide, available at
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via Pharma Live @ 16:08 24th Sep
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Four species of non-spore-forming bacteria collected from clean-room surfaces in spacecraft-assembly facilities could survive doses of ultraviolet (UV) radiation that would suffice to kill most known cultivable bacterial species. In a previous study, high UV resistance was found in spores of the SAFR-032 strain of Bacillus pumilus, as reported in “Ultraviolet-Resistant Bacterial Spores,” NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 31, No. 9 (September 2007), page 94. These studies are parts of a continuing effort to understand the survival of hardy species of bacteria under harsh conditions, and develop means of sterilizing spacecraft to prevent biocontamination of Mars that could in turn interfere with future life detection missions.
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via Tech Briefs @ 14:40 4th Oct
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via PharmiWeb @ 13:45 30th Sep
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Some fish have eyes that capture and perceive ultraviolet wavelengths, and many fish must cope with UV's effects
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via American Scientist @ 16:12 10th Oct
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API Nanotronics Corp., a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it concluded a development agreement with a leading semiconductor capital equipment company, to develop proprietary high-performance Deep UV polarizers for next generation lithography equipment. API's deep UV polarizers represent an outstanding example of nanotechnology achieving major commercial applicability.
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via Semiconductor Fabtech @ 22:52 10th Sep
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - September 09, 2008) - API Nanotronics Corp. (OTCBB: APIO) ("API") (the "Company"), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it concluded a development agreement with a leading semiconductor capital equipment company, to develop proprietary high-performance Deep UV polarizers for next generation lithography equipment. API's deep UV polarizers represent an outstanding example of nanotechnology achieving major commercial applicability.
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via Globe Investor @ 12:21 9th Sep
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via Azonano @ 10:18 4th Sep
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via Azonano @ 4:33 19th Sep
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American Elements Announces I-Mite Indium Nanoparticles for Next Generation Transparent Anti-Static Packaging and Coatings
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via Nanowerk @ 15:33 1st Sep
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A diazirine-based nucleoside analogue (DBN) efficiently forms DNA interstand cross-linking under near-UV irradiation. This new base analogue may find broad applications in biotechnology and phototherapy.
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via American Chemical Society @ 9:32 9th Oct
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September 30, 2008 - Providing permanent bonds to glass, foil, metal, composite, and plastic substrates, Scapa acrylic foam tapes (AFT) help protect solar panel assembly from corrosion, vibration, and other stresses found in outdoor applications. Formulated to withstand UV, weather, and temperature variations as well as thermal movement, tapes maintain adhesion even at sub-zero temperatures, offer aging and weathering properties, and do not absorb moisture or become brittle with age.
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via ThomasNet @ 11:12 30th Sep
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Hugh Pickens writes "12-year-old William Yuan's invention of a highly-efficient, three-dimensional nanotube solar cell for visible and ultraviolet light has won him an award and a $25,000 scholarship from the Davidson Institute for Talent Development. 'Current solar cells are flat and can only absorb visible light'" Yuan said. 'I came up with an innovative solar cell that absorbs both visible and UV light. My project focused on finding the optimum solar cell to further increase the light absorption and efficiency and design a nanotube for light-electricity conversion efficiency.' Solar panels with his 3D cells would provide 500 times more light absorption than commercially-available solar cells and nine times more than cutting-edge 3D solar cells.
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via Slashdot @ 23:32 18th Sep
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