Sign Up! | Tags | Domains | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search
|
Sign Up! | Tags | Domains | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search |
![Genetically-Engineered Trees Can Dissolve Themselves into Fuel [Mad Genomics]](http://imageserver.news.speeple.com/c/e/9/c/6/c/9/e/e/4/0348d05e41f7eb689446e6.jpeg) |
Genetically-Engineered Trees Can Dissolve Themselves into Fuel [Mad Genomics]Worried about all the energy that's required to break poplar trees down into usable fuel? Never fear: We'll just stick some fungus genes into that poplar so that the tree can rapidly ferment itself as soon as it's … Also tagged: science, genetics, biology, eddy rubin, mad genomics |
 |
Daily TIPs: Space Mirrors, Gassy Microbes, 120 in the Shade, & Morexconomy.com » Xconomy - Jul 8, 2008 Daily TIPs, Internet, global warming Neil Savage wrote: Crashes a Big Deal for Web Businesses A few years ago, if a site like eBay went down for a couple of hours, it wasn’t such a big deal, because the number of … Also tagged: global warming, internet, yahoo, ebay, national, department of energy, michael bloomberg, daily tips, national cancer institute, federal communications commission, national blog main, desulfurococcus fermentans |
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Science News and Headlines From The Washington Post - Apr 25, 2008
Protein retrieved from a 68 millon-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex bone closely resembles the main protein in chicken and ostrich bones and is only distantly related to lizards', strengthening the popular idea that birds …
Also tagged: rex, t, california, montana, to, harvard medical school, harvard university, closer, raleigh, lizards, north carolina state university, than, beth israel deaconess medical center, walnut creek, university of california san diego
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Jan 20, 2008
Washington, Jan 20 (ANI): The DOE Joint Genome Institute in California, USA, have released the first soybean genome assembly to the worldwide scientific community to enable bioenergy research. The soybean genome …
Also tagged: health science, energy content, national science foundation