- Embryo-Safe Stem Cells Still Not Good Enough?
With recent stem cell laws grinding research to a crawl, scientists have made a welcoming discovery. A new procedure is able to extract stem cells from an embryo while leaving it viable. Researchers are hoping that this method will help avoid any restrict
With recent stem cell laws grinding research to a crawl, scientists have made a welcoming discovery. A new procedure is ...
in Public bookmarks - Fast-Healing Gel Derived from Maggot Enzymes
Stephen Britland from the University of Bradford and his research team have discovered that removing dead flesh is not the maggot’s only secret to speeding up the healing process. It turns out that they also secrete a combination of enzymes that accelerate tissue repair in patients.
It is pretty well know that maggots have been used to treat serious wounds in humans. Although it is not ...
in Public bookmarks - Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Gets Bose Audio Upgrade
Top-tier audio supplier Bose has teamed up with Ferrari on the prancing horse brand’s four-seat 612 Scaglietti. An ideal car to consummate the relationship, the 612 Scaglietti is the largest Ferrari ever made, and with that delivers up the most accommod
For more than fifty years a Ferrari's music came from the engine compartment, and while this has hardly changed with ...
in Public bookmarks - Ford Motor Company to Go Private?
Ford Motor Company isn’t the only automaker struggling right now, but it, along with Michigan neighbour and longtime rival General Motors, is most often in the limelight. Why such media criticism? Sometimes it gets flack for introducing vehicles that do
Ford Motor Company isn't the only automaker struggling right now, but it, along with Michigan neighbour and longtime rival General ...
in Public bookmarks - Ford, General Motors & Mazda Team Up With Apple To Deliver Seamless iPod Integration
In its continuing quest to completely dominate the personal audio industry, Apple has put the final nail in the coffin to any competitor’s hopes of catching up. In a deal that sees Apple teaming up with Ford, GM and Mazda, 70 percent of 2007-model US au
In its continuing quest to completely dominate the personal audio industry, Apple has put the final nail in the coffin ...
in Public bookmarks - GM Develops New Cleaner Duramax Diesel Engine
Today’s diesel engines are nothing like they used to be. Efficient, quiet, smoke free, and quick, these engines are the core of many products sold across the globe.
Today's diesel engines are nothing like they used to be. Efficient, quiet, smoke free, and quick, these engines are the ...
in Public bookmarks - Help Wanted: Looking for Researchers to Create Life
Anthony C. Forster and George M. Church proposed that a living cell should be created entirely from simple molecules. Once more research is done; they plan to build a living system that only contains simple molecules and genes that are absolutely essential to life. Upon doing this, each part of it can be examined in detail not seen before.
In a Molecular Systems Biology review article, Anthony C. Forster and George M. Church proposed that a living cell should ...
in Public bookmarks - If You Don’t Use Them, You May Lose Immature Brain Cells
Its already known that the human brain continues to produce new nerve cells throughout its life, but recent studies show that many of these new cells die before they have a chance to mature. An experiment performed by Fred Gage of the Salk Institute for B
It's already known that the human brain continues to produce new nerve cells throughout its life, but recent studies show ...
in Public bookmarks - In-Depth Look at the 2006 Hyundai HCD9 Talus Concept
Called the HCD9 Talus, Hyundai’s attempt at a sporty crossover vehicle isn’t quite ugly, but it’s not exactly pretty either. And I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and no doubt someone somewhere likes the look of this thing, but I have tro
That Hyundai is a rising star is not news. With their recently remodeled lineup getting much praise, ranging from the ...
in Public bookmarks - In-Depth Look at the 2006 Lotus APX Crossover Concept
Called the APX, it’s a crossover vehicle that is to the Porsche Cayenne as the Elise is to the 911. Standing for “Aluminum Performance Crossover,” the APX is a Lotus engineering excercise produced to communicate the full potential of the advanced Ve
If there's a single sports car company that seems to be capable of doing no wrong as of late, it's ...
in Public bookmarks - In-Depth Look at the 2006 Mitsubishi Concept-CT
Enter the Concept-CT: a hybrid-powered small car. This outlandish looking concept could represent (at most) Mitsubishi’s design direction as customers continuously look for more fuel-efficient alternatives to offset rising fuel prices.
When you think of hybrid vehicles, chances are good something small and practical comes to mind, like the Toyota Prius ...
in Public bookmarks - Is Your Black Box Spying On You? And is That a Bad Thing?
For most of us, “black boxes” are the good guys. In case of a plane crash, they record much of the data necessary to piece together more accurately exactly what happened, and therefore can be useful in making sure whatever went wrong doesn’t happen
For most of us, black boxes are the good guys. In case of a plane crash, they record much of ...
in Public bookmarks - Japanese Launching Project to Convert Wood Chips into Biofuel
The Japanese Environment Ministry announced yesterday that it will launch a project to create enough biomass fuel to power 40,000 cars annually. The fuel will be produced in the world’s first wood waste to ethanol conversion facility. They are expecting
The Japanese Environment Ministry announced yesterday that it will launch a project to create enough biomass fuel to power 40,000 ...
in Public bookmarks - Official Photos of new 2007 MINI Cooper and Cooper S
in Public bookmarks - Old MX-5 Miatas Recycled into New Kit Cars by Westfield
Westfield’s most recent creation is essentially one of its Lotus 7-style sports cars, but rather than sourcing expensive new parts to underpin the new frame and bodywork, it uses first generation (1989-1995) Mazda MX-5 components.
When it was launched back in 1989, Mazda's MX-5 revolutionized the sports car industry by providing a modernized version of ...
in Public bookmarks - Quality Issues May Delay New Toyota Introductions
Toyota has always seemed immune to the massive recalls that the Big 3 and many German automakers have suffered through, that is until recently. Now, a barrage of rather large recalls has caused Japan’s number one brand to take a look inward, and for the
It's not a figment of the imagination. There really are more recalls now that ever before. Why? It's not because ...
in Public bookmarks - Red Cross Warns EU to Halt the Spread of Drug Resistant Tuberculosis
The secretary-general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies issued a warning to the European Union leaders to halt the spread of tuberculosis. TB is an extremely deadly and contagious respiratory disease, but it is curable for now.
The secretary-general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies issued a warning to the European Union ...
in Public bookmarks - Researchers Track How Drugs are Released into Cells Using Fluorescent Imaging
Researchers at Purdue University have, for the first time, discovered a visual method of tracking exactly how a drug is released into a cell. This discovery will aid in the creation of very specific drugs that are only delivered to targeted diseased cells.
Researchers at Purdue University have, for the first time, discovered a visual method of tracking exactly how a drug is ...
in Public bookmarks - Resurrection of the Boss Mustang
Having reportedly commenced last year, the current Boss project is nearing completion and is rumoured to be on schedule for an ‘07 launch. Based on the aforementioned Shelby, the Boss should inherit the GT500’s almost flawless suspension setup, with t
Ford has had some good luck as of late. Beginning with the rebirth of the Ford GT; the pace car ...
in Public bookmarks - Scientists Find Possible Weakness in Bird Flu
Scientists from London’s National Institute of Medical Research announced on Wednesday that they have discovered a possible weakness in the avian bird flu that they plan to exploit in order to create a treatment.
Scientists from London's National Institute of Medical Research announced on Wednesday that they have discovered a possible weakness in the ...
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