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Stem cell companies moving to products 01/06/2009 | via blogs.nature.com
Crain's Cleveland Business has an article reporting that investors and big companies are growing more interested in several adult stem-cell technologies. (Of course, given the ...
Super stethoscope 01/06/2009 | via news.bbc.co.uk
How FBI technology is driving a medical advance
Observatory: To Assist in Fusion, Researchers Arrange for Cells to Meet Cells 01/05/2009 | via nytimes.com
New technology may make cell fusion, which is an important tool in biological and biomedical research, more efficient.
Of cells and wires 01/05/2009 | via the-scientist.com
The first step to computer augmentation and neuroprosthetics lies in the connection between nerve cell and metal. How are scientists bridging the gap?
Bending the President's Ear 01/05/2009 | via sciencemag.org
A science adviser is only as effective as the president wants him to be, say the men who have held the job since Sputnik.
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