Would-be terrorists could have their evil work made harder in the future, thanks to new advances in explosive detection by Florida scientists. Security forc...
17th Oct 2004
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Famous for breaking down buildings, termites could reveal new ways to build homes in the future. African termites live in very complex mounds, which form a ...
10th Oct 2004
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Just when we were all coming round to the idea of ditching our long-standing relationship with the video recorder in favour of a state of the art DVD player...
3rd Oct 2004
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Scientists in Denmark have produced a genetically modified cress plant that can detect landmines in soil. Carsten Meier and his colleagues from Aresa Biodet...
1st Feb 2004
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The factory, in Xapuri, a remote province in the north-western state of Acre, aims to produce 100 million condoms a year by 2005, and 200 million by 2006. A...
25th Jan 2004
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Superglue inspired by seashells could lead to new surgical adhesives and could help to stop barnacles growing on boats. Chemists have unravelled the secret ...
25th Jan 2004
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Japanese telecom carriers, pioneers of Internet-capable and picture-snapping handsets, have now come up with the world's first mobile phone that enables use...
25th Jan 2004
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No, I'm not proposing jet packs to get Granny up the stairs, but researcers at Manchester Metropolitan Universtiy think that methods invented to help astron...
11th Jan 2004
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The unsung hero of the modern age, Tim Berners-Lee, was named in this year’s new years honours list for his “services to the internet”. Di...
4th Jan 2004
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