stp-survey, May 6, 2005

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'Metal-Decorated' Nanotubes Hold Promise for Fuel Cells
Bendable concrete
Researchers explain how organic molecules bind to semiconductor surfaces
Engineers develop new polymer
'All-optical' switch could advance light-based telecommunications
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'Metal-Decorated' Nanotubes Hold Promise for Fuel Cells

New quantum calculations and computer models show that carbon nanotubes
'decorated' with titanium or other transition metals can latch on to 
hydrogen
molecules in numbers more than adequate for efficient hydrogen storage ...
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news353-e.html
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Bendable concrete

A new type of fiber-reinforced bendable concrete will be used for the 
first time
this summer ...
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news352-e.html
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Researchers explain how organic molecules bind to semiconductor surfaces

Chemists have elucidated a mechanism by which organic molecules attach to
semiconductor surfaces, a finding that has implications for the 
semiconductor
industry.
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news351-e.html
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Engineers develop new polymer

A chemical engineering team has developed a novel material that becomes
water repellent when wet.
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news350-e.html
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'All-optical' switch could advance light-based telecommunications

Physicists have developed a switching technique that uses a very weak beam
of light to control a much stronger beam.
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news349-e.html







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