Posted by wolbring on February 29, 2008
Feb. 29, 2008 — Researchers at Clemson University have fed nanoparticles to chickens, eliminating deadly bacteria and making the chickens safer for human consumption.
The research could reduce the number of cases of food-borne diseases in the United States and one day treat the more than five million people in developing countries who die annually from diarrhea.
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Posted by wolbring on January 26, 2008
Tilman Butz; Tilo Reinert; Teresa Pinheiro; Philippe Moretto; Jan Pallon; Arpad Zoltan Kiss; Jerzy Stachura; Wojciech Dabros; Zbigniew Stachura; ; Janusz Lekki; Malgorzata Lekka; Janos Hunyadi; Tamas Biro; Michael Sticherling; Luc Van Vaeck here
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Posted by wolbring on November 13, 2007
A technical breakthrough has enabled scientists to create for the first
time dozens of cloned embryos from adult monkeys, raising the prospect
of the same procedure being used to make cloned human embryos.
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Posted by wolbring on October 13, 2007
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2007
Nanoparticles for European Industry II
Investing in Medical Nanotechnologies II
One-day Course: ‘What is Nanomedicine?’
Public Debate: Nanomedicine
2008
Nanotechnology for Security and Crime Prevention III
Albert Franks Memorial Lecture: Micro and Nano Technologies for Food
Nanotechnology and Smart Textiles for Industry, Healthcare and Fashion
Nanotechnology: A Contributor to Reducing Animal Experiments?
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