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News | Archive (12 September 2010)

Archived news stories published on 12 September 2010 [chronologically, reverse order]
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Plastics that are ten times more stretchable
Plastics that are ten times more stretchable — Researchers in China report the first successful 'electrospinning' of a type of plastic widely used in automobiles and electronics.…
Phoenix's robotic arm camera sees possible ice
Phoenix's robotic arm camera sees possible ice — Scientists have discovered what may be ice that was exposed when soil was blown away as NASA's Phoenix spacecraft landed…
VLT images nebulae in Carina constellation
VLT images nebulae in Carina constellation — On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Very Large Telescope's First Light, ESO is releasing two stunning images of…
Astronomers hold seance for supernova
Astronomers hold seance for supernova — Astronomers have unearthed secrets from the grave of a star that blasted apart in a supernova explosion long ago. By decoding…

Henry Ford Hospital study: hVISA linked to high mortality

— 18:39 GMT | Health

A MRSA infection with a reduced susceptibility to the potent antibiotic drug vancomycin is linked to high mortality, according to a Henry Ford Hospital study…

Flying high with cold quantum matter

— 10:28 GMT | Physics

In Pardorama, situated 2600 m above sea level, in Ischgl/Tyrol, European researchers in the field of quantum matter will meet to discuss the newest findings in one of the most exciting fields of research. The conference is funded by the European Science Foundation (ESF) and deals with the particular nature of ultracold quantum matter…

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