Certain important pathogenic bacteria can produce spores, which are a dormant cell type that is able to resist and survive unfavorable conditions
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Hydrogen Production From Water Splitting
Polycrystalline CuInS2 films fabricated by sulfurization of electrodeposited Cu and In form precursor films for H2O splitting
Green Synthesis Of Nanoparticles
Method for making Au nanoparticles for imaging cancer is environmentally and biologically benign as it uses cinnamon
Red Algae as Chemical Feedstock
Red macroalgae could be a new source for renewable chemicals and biofuels thanks to one-step process
New Way To Renewable Chemical Feedstock
Tunable, two-step process delivers aromatic and light olefins from pyrolysis oils from wood and agricultural waste
Bayer Early Excellence in Science Award 2010
Bayer Early Excellence in Science Award won by Nicolai Cramer, Switzerland, Andreas Walther, Finland, and Oliver Daumke, Germany
Biofuels for Europe
Special issue discusses main driving forces and challenges behind the growth of biofuels in the EU
Spectroscopic Technique Identifies Cancer Cells
New imaging technique removes subjectivity from biopsy results and gives accurate mapping of tumor boundaries, fast
Mechanism of Enzyme Binding Hydrogen Gas
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