Research Horizons [Volume 23, Number 3, Spring/Summer 2006]

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2006-08-09Author
Becker, T. J.
Ragauskas, Arthur J.
Robinson, Rick
Sanders, Jane M.
Toon, John
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Taking Care of Bio-Business -
Despite metropolitan areas’ fierce competition for attracting bioscience companies, Atlanta is experiencing growth in the industry. New Electronics -
Circuitry based on graphite may provide a foundation for devices that handle electrons as waves. Conversion Experience
Subsurface bacteria release phosphate to convert uranium contamination to immobile form. Inside View -
Molecular imaging yields information on childhood respiratory virus, may lead to earlier diagnosis. Smart Munitions -
Researchers use synthetic jet actuators to steer 40 mm projectiles in flight. Advanced Tools - Medical research on cystic fibrosis could benefit from multi-functional sensing tool. Data Sharing -
Georgia Tech assists U.S. government agencies with National Information Exchange Model. Skin Deep -
Imaging technologies may detect pressure ulcers and deep-tissue injuries that healthcareworkers may miss, especially in dark-skinned people. A First Responder's Best Friend -
The Chemical Companion helps hazmat teams make critical decisions. Protecting Sensitive Data -
Researchers develop fail-safe techniques for erasing magnetic storage data. Fake Drugs -
Increase in counterfeit anti-malarial drugs prompts call for crackdown and better detection. No Pictures Please -
Researchers develop system to thwart unwanted video and still photography. Special Delivery -
New family of biodegradable polymers shows promise for intracellular drug delivery. Addressing Transportation Fuel Challenges -
Collaborative research and policy development yield recommendations for making biofuels and biomaterials a practical alternative to petroleum.