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Element 113 Created By Japanese Scientists.
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Scientists Use Mathematical Shortcut to Create New Metals

[yahoo.com]

Aug 29, 2012

Scientists Use Mathematical Shortcut to Create New Metals.
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2 New Elements Named on Periodic Table, Ununquadium and Ununhexium

[wired.com]

Jun 02, 2012

Though only temporary names for now, the elements recognized at 114 and 116 will probably officially be named Flerovium and Livermorium, respectively. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry officially approved the introduction of the elements on May 31st 2012.

Miracle tree substance produces clean drinking water inexpensively and sustainably

[esciencenews.com]

Jan 18, 2012

Miracle tree substance produces clean drinking water inexpensively and sustainably.
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New Super-Black Material Absorbs 99 Percent of All Light That Dares to Strike It

[popsci.com]

Nov 09, 2011

New Super-Black Material Absorbs 99 Percent of All Light That Dares to Strike It.
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Single molecule ties itself into famous knot

[newscientist.com]

Nov 08, 2011

Single molecule ties itself into famous knot.
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The Equation Explaining Why Oils and Water Don't Mix Developed

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Oct 13, 2011

The Equation Explaining Why Oils and Water Don't Mix Developed.
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New hybrid carbon material discovered

[sciencedaily.com]

Sep 21, 2011

New hybrid carbon material discovered.
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Researchers Predict New Superhard Materials

[scienceblog.com]

Sep 14, 2011

Researchers Predict New Superhard Materials.
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Learning From Spider Silk Glue

[physorg.com]

Jul 22, 2011

The differences between water orb silk glue and cobweb glue are giving scientists a glimpse at how to engineer various substances with artificially determined characteristics.

Fermilab Experiment Discovers a Heavy Neutron

[physorg.com]

Jul 20, 2011

Though it only travels a millimeter, the new particle dubbed Xi-sub-b is neutrally charged.

Cream For Snake Bites

[reuters.com]

Jun 27, 2011

Australian scientists announced that they've found a chemical compound that may raise chances of survival for snakebite victims on Monday. The cream, normally used for increasing survival rates of heart patients, has been shown to slow the absorption rates of lymphatic systems, which slows the absorption of venom.

Jun 07, 2011

Adding two more elements to the periodic table, scientists from around the world including Russia and California worked towards giving life to ununquadium and ununhexium (temporary names.)