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J&K to introduce nanotechnology to check fake Pashmina

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Srinagar, Apr 9: The Jammu and Kashmir government is in the process of using nanotechnology to authenticate the genuineness of Pashmina shawls a step that will curb counterfeiting of the world famous handloom product of the Valley. We have got a lot of complaints about some fake products being sold to customers in the name of Kashmir Pashmina. So, we decided to use nanotechnology chips which will be fixed on genuine Pashmina products after due authentication from a laboratory, Director Handicrafts, Gulzar Ahmad Qureshi said Continue reading →

Discovery in HIV May Solve Efficiency Problems for Gene Therapy

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A research team from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has discovered an approach that could make gene therapy dramatically more effective for patients. Led by professor Eric Arts, PhD, the scientists discovered that the process of gene therapy is missing essential elements thereby reducing the effectiveness of this treatment Continue reading →

Freedom Meditech Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for ClearPath DS-120™

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SAN DIEGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Freedom Meditech, Inc., developer of non-invasive ophthalmic products for the detection of disease and management of patient health, today announced it has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market and sell its first product, the ClearPath DS-120 Lens Fluorescence Biomicroscope. The ClearPath is cleared by FDA as a tool for the measurement of autofluorescence by scanning the crystalline lens of the eye with a blue light Continue reading →

SpaceX Tests Rocket That Can Hover Like Helicopter – Video

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SpaceX Tests Rocket That Can Hover Like Helicopter The company SpaceX recently launched a successful test flight of its “Grasshopper” rocket, and released this video late Sunday. After launch, it hovers in the air mdash; and lands vertically and very softly instead of breaking up. It has the potential to change space flight as we know it, and save a whole lot of money in the process, as a reusable rocket. Continue reading →

Christmas Edit(FINAL EDIT) DESCRIPTION – Video

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Christmas Edit(FINAL EDIT) DESCRIPTION hey guys another edit from me…. I did this in like 40 minutes while i was trying to christmas shop. And im currently in the process of deciding if i should quit so im going to let you guys decide(SO COMMENT THEN) and i want to make a shout out to SKRM and Swrvv and NASA and Lil Bolty so go check em out also please like and favorite if i get enough ill come back RIP Vibez LINKS SKRM www.youtube.com/ItsSKRM Swrvv www.youtube.com/y0swrv NASA www.youtube.com/supersnifi Lil Bolty NO YOUTUBE Ian www.youutbe.com/IhadanInterventionFrom:ImSubtraqtViews:40 12ratingsTime:00:30More inGaming Continue reading →

AeroSpace, Silence of Efficiency – Video

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AeroSpace, Silence of Efficiency Rending of images I thought up based on aerospace craft, I imagined in a scifi story I'm in the process of writing. Slideshow is of stages of its ascent-turbofan from ground to 35/40k, combined cycle ramjets from there to about 30 miles up, scramjets to about 40 miles, about mach 10. Slideshow is accompanied by Minus 10, Counting's parody of Edmond's Fitsgerald's Apollo 13 Continue reading →

Scientists establish link between inflammatory process and progression of Alzheimer's disease

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( University of Massachusetts Medical School ) Researchers from UMass Medical School have shown that a well-known inflammatory process plays an important role in Alzheimer's disease. This process, which results in the mature production of the pro-inflammatory cytokine called interleukin-1 beta and is involved in the body's defense against infection, has also been established as a clinical target … Continue reading →

Antiwar Radio 09/16/2009: Scott Horton Interviews Daniel Lakemacher – Video

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Antiwar Radio 09/16/2009: Scott Horton Interviews Daniel Lakemacher Daniel Lakemacher, founder of the website WarIsImmoral.com, discusses his conscientious objector (CO) discharge from the US Navy, how the experience of working at Guantanamo and (independently) learning about the libertarian “non-aggression principle” changed his mind about war and justice, the process of becoming a CO and how the military defines morality in terms of obedience/disobedience. Daniel Lakemacher was discharged as a conscientious objector from the US Navy on 09/11/09 Continue reading →

NASA Plans for 3-D Printing Rocket Engine Parts Could Boost Larger Manufacturing Trend [Video]

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There is a lot riding on NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS). Not only does the agency’s first new heavy-lift booster since the Saturn 5 that took U.S. astronauts to the moon play a central role in the future of the American spaceflight, it also provides a critical test for technology expected to figure prominently in revamping the country’s ailing manufacturing industry. Continue reading →

New Technologies Offer Hope for American Manufacturing

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Advanced robotics systems and other technologies promise to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing. Michele Nash-Hoff, president, ElectroFab Sales While the state of American manufacturing has been grim for the past decade, the reshoring trend and new technologies are making the outlook for the future of American manufacturing look brighter than it now appears Continue reading →

Boy Abunda Tackles the Benefits and Dangers of Stem Cell Theraphy this Saturday on 'The Bottomline'

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Boy Abunda Tackles the Benefits and Dangers of Stem Cell Theraphy this Saturday on ‘The Bottomline’ This Saturday, July 21, in The Bottomline With Boy Abunda, Boy will tackle the benefits and dangers of the fast rising medical breakthrough. With the expertise of National Kidney and Transplant Institute urologist Dr Continue reading →