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  • Patching the Security Update Process

    Security firm aims to make installing updates as painless and invisible as possible.

    Recent research shows that the typical PC user needs to install a security update roughly every five days in order to safely use Microsoft Windows and all of the third-party programs that typically run on top of it. In response, a Danish computer security firm says it will soon debut a free new service that silently automates the installation of security updates for dozens of the most commonly used software products.



  • Gasifying Biomass with Sunlight

    A solar-driven process could yield far more fuel than conventional biomass production.

    Sundrop Fuels, a startup based in Louisville, CO, says it has developed a cleaner and more efficient way to turn biomass into synthetic fuels by harnessing the intense heat of the sun to vaporize wood and crop waste. Its process can produce twice the amount of gasoline or diesel per ton of biomass compared to conventional biomass gasification systems, the company claims.



  • Faster Healing for Severe Fractures

    A simple method uses stem cells from bone tissue to repair serious injuries quickly and cheaply.

    A new surgical procedure can repair severe bone injuries and defects more quickly and simply than current methods, which include bone-grafting operations and lengthening procedures that involve inserting pins through the skin to pull bones together.



  • Blog - New Charging Method Could Slash Battery Recharge Times

    Apply an oscillating electric field to the anode of a lithium battery and the recharge drops dramatically, say chemists

    One of the biggest problems with batteries is the time it takes to recharge them. Run out of juice and it'll be several hours before you're mobile again, a particular showstopper for electric vehicles.



  • Mapping the Malicious Web

    Analyzing the connections between sites could help spot Web attacks.

    Over the past couple of years, cybercriminals have increasingly focused on finding ways to inject malicious code into legitimate websites. Typically they've done this by embedding code in an editable part of a page and using this code to serve up harmful content from another part of the Web. But this activity can be difficult to spot because websites also increasingly pull in legitimate content, such as ads, videos, or snippets of code, from outside sites.



  • Catalysts for Plastic Recycling

    Chemical process can recycle PET bottles at lower temperatures.

    A plastic bottle tossed in the recycling bin may end up being shredded and reused to make a sweater or a carpet, but it won't be turned into another water bottle. At least not so far. Catalysts being developed by researchers at IBM and Stanford could make it cost-effective to break down polyethylene terephthalate, or PET, plastics into their constituent chemicals for reuse as bottles. The company is working to test its PET-recycling catalyst at a large scale to eventually develop it for industrial use.



  • A Vision for Personalized Medicine

    Genomics pioneer Leroy Hood says a coming revolution in medicine will bring enormous new opportunities.

    Leroy Hood has been at the center of a number of paradigm shifts in biology. He helped to invent the first automated DNA sequencing machine in the 1980s, along with several other technologies that have changed the face of molecular biology. And in 2000, he founded the Institute for Systems Biology, a multidisciplinary institute in Seattle dedicated to examining the interactions between biological information at many different levels, and to moving forward a new perspective for studying biology. The next revolution he plans to help shape is in medicine, using new technologies and new knowledge in biology and informatics to make its practice more predictive, preventative and personal.



  • Blog - How to Build a Superluminal Computer

    Physicists have come up with a way to process information faster than the speed of light. But what could they do with such a hypercomputer?

    The speed of light represents one of the fundamental limits of the laws of physics. Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, right?






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