Testing Tequila and More

Posted in Uncategorized at 3:17 pm by David Bradley

In this week’s The Alchemist, testing times for tequila, spotting tumors using nanoparticles, and having the stomach for bacterial receptors. Also under the torchlight, new elemental discoveries, and bringing nitrogen into the search for ET. Grab the current issue or browse through the archives (Issues 1-43)

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