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Futureseek Daily Link Review; 1 September 2011

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* Hologram microscope spots E. coli >>
* Mobile Laser Lab Creates Water Droplets in Moist Air >>
* The Future is Complicated >>

* Japanese Researchers Develop a Way to Turn Biological Tissue Transparent >>
* Vinod Khosla and Salim Ismail Explain the Future at SU >>
* The PC Isn’t Dying — It’s Just Evolving >>

* Supersonic Stellar Jets In Motion – First-Ever Look (Video) >>
* Medical Mystery: How Can Some People Hear Their Own Eyeballs Move? >>
* A step toward a saliva test for cancer >>
* Underweight? You may have skinny genes >>

* Your brain chemistry existed before animals did >>
* A youthful environment can rejuvenate old stem cells >>
* How stable is the stuff we’re made out of? [Starts With A Bang] >>
* Nanowire solar cells reduce cost >>

* Old Blood Impairs Young Brains >>
* Generating Text From Functional Brain Images >>

* The World’s First Airport Dedicated Strictly to Unmanned Drones Will Open in Wales >>
* The star that should not exist >>
* Cancer-fighting virus shown to target tumors alone >>

* Humans shaped stone axes 1.8 million years ago, study says >>
* Computer model for testing heart-disease drugs developed >>
* Physicists develop new insight into how disordered solids deform >>

* Tiny oxygen generators boost effectiveness of anticancer treatment >>
* Japanese researchers make tissue transparent >>
* Hydrogen powered prototype vessel: Canal boat runs on fuel cell drive >>

* Meat without slaughter: ’6 months’ to bio-sausages >>
* Antibiotic resistance predates drugs – by 30,000 years >>

* Links for 2011-08-31 >>
* Futureseek Daily Link Review; 31 August 2011 >>

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