May 26, 2006
Why 37? Well, it could have been 42, but then the authors would have been accused of being just toooo geeky. Anyway, this new white paper offers software selection tips from business owners, accounting managers, consultants, and software publishers. The white paper allows you to gather the facts before you make a decision on implementing a new accounting system. This guide will give you smart ideas and …
A novel class of lanthanide compounds that emit in the near-infra-red could open up new possibilities for the use of NIR in biological imaging as well as leading to materials for optical amplifiers and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) operating at telecommunications frequencies.
According to Jean-Claude Bünzli of the EPFL, the Federal Polytechnic School in Lausanne, Switzerland, lanthanide compounds are of great interest in a number of fields because they produce narrow and easily recognisable emission lines in …
May 25, 2006
X-ray imaging is a very mature, although not infallible, field of medicine, but it does not lend itself to the detection of small tumours or their metastases. Now, Sangeeta Bhatia in Boston, Massachusetts and colleagues at the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology hope to remedy that by using iron oxide nanoparticles to allow MRI to visualize areas of tumor invasion.
The key to their novel imaging agent is a …
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