Monthly Archives: March 2010

March 25, 2010 – Imagine a desktop printer that produces tennis shoes, chocolate Rotundas, tubing for robots and even human organs. Not pictures of them, but the real deal. It sounds futuristic, but its time is now. The machine is … Read more

HOUSTON, March 28 /PRNewswire/ – Extreme mileage was the goal this weekend on the streets of downtown Houston as 42 student teams competed in the 2010 Shell Eco-marathon Americas®, a challenge for students to design, build and test fuel-efficient vehicles … Read more

London, Canada – You may have thought the link between vaccines and autism had been broken with the recent news that Dr. Andrew Wakefield had been branded "dishonest", "unethical" and "callous" by the UK General Medical Council in Great Britain. … Read more

The battle against malaria in Africa has now gone online, with the U.N. organizing a group of high-profile Internet insiders to encourage social media envoys to post and tweet for malaria control. The move is an initiative to harness ICT … Read more

PORTLAND, Ore. – Researchers have been able to stop and start chemical reactions between molecules at temperatures colder than the depths of outer space. And new theoretical descriptions help explain the quantum mechanical details of these ultracold chemical reactions. The … Read more

MONTREAL – Terry Mosher, the editorial cartoonist at The Gazette who signs his work as Aislin, Monday became one of three National Newspaper Award finalists for cartooning. His work – represented by an array of five cartoons submitted – is … Read more