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Published Research Shows Promise of New Device to Detect Disease with Drop of Blood
An NJIT research professor known for his cutting-edge work with carbon nanotubes is overseeing the manufacture of a prototype lab-on-a-chip that would someday enable a physician to detect disease or virus from just one drop of liquid, including blood.
Do Energy Drinks Provide The Extra Boost?
CMU Researchers Develop Tracking Technology Similar to Harry Potter’s Marauders Map
Georgia Freshman Sues Starr’s Mill High School in a $2 Million Lawsuit over Facebook Bikini Photo (VIDEO)
Abraham Lincoln’s Lost Document Found at Lycoming College (VIDEO)
Potentially Life-Saving Cooling Treatment Rarely Used for In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
UFO Britain Files Released to the Public but Show No Signs of E.Ts
UCLA Bruins and Mississippi State Bulldogs to Play for College World Series Trophy
By Russell WesterholmSupermoon Rising: Why The Annual Lunar Event is Important
By Russell WesterholmIndecent Exposure Charges Have Been Dropped Against Two CMU Students
By Staff ReporterClemson Police Release Video of Truck Linked to ‘Howard’s Rock’ Vandalism (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterFAU Reinstates Professor Criticized For ‘Jesus Stomping Exercise’ (UPDATE)
By Staff Reporter9/11 Attacks Caused Americans to Resume Their Smoking Habit: Cornell Study
By Staff ReporterStudents Funding College Fees Employing Sex Work Methods; Higher Education Economy Reaps Profits: Study
By Staff ReporterWas Chen Guangcheng Spied Through Gadget Gifts from his Supporters? (UPDATE)
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