Jan 6, 2011
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Science news with a spectral twist, first 2011 issue of my spectroscopyNOW.com now live
Fast-track walking pneumonia test – A new approach to testing for a common form of pneumonia using nanorod arrays to boost SERS signals can cut the time to diagnosis from several days to a mere ten minutes, according to research published in the journal Plos One.
Conservation conversation – Improving storage and exposure conditions in conservation of artefacts is crucial to …
Oct 2, 2009
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My latest physical sciences and biomedical news stories for SpectroscopyNOW.com are now live.
The eyes have it – US researchers have demonstrated proof of principle that a short and simple assessment of eye movements in suspected stroke patients can distinguish new strokes from other less serious disorders better than magnetic resonance imaging. The technique demonstrated only in a small-scale study could help screen patients complaining of dizziness, nausea, and spinning sensations.
Squeezing …
May 7, 2008
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How does one measure the worth of the science base? From the scientists’ perspective it is their bread and butter, or low-fat spread and rye biscuit, perhaps, in some cases. From industry’s standpoint, it is occasionally a source of interesting and potentially money-spinning ideas. Sometimes, it sits in its ivory tower and, to the public, it is the root of all those media scare stories. At worst, the science …
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