U.S. scientists say they are growing nanowires made of semiconductor materials to make powerful prototype lasers and light-emitting diodes.
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New Glowing Nanowires to Light Nanoworld
When it Comes to Privacy, Gender Matters
University of Washington scientists say they’ve determined that gender affects a person’s perspective about maintaining privacy in a public setting.
Are US Workers ‘Vacation Deprived’?
According to the aptly-named "Vacation Deprivation" survey from the online travel site Expedia.com, conducted by Harris Interactive and Ipsos Reid, Americans are, well…vacation deprived.
Women’s Weight Gains Tied to Lack of Sleep
Women who sleep less than five hours a night are 32 times more likely to gain more than 30 pounds, Ohio researchers told a San Diego conference.
‘Sleeper Effect’ of Cigarettes Can Last for Years
Trying just one cigarette may not be so harmless for non-smokers after all. Scientists have discovered that a single cigarette has a "sleeper effect" that can increase a person’s vulnerability for three years or more to becoming a regular smoker.
The Empire of One
Thomas Frey: Running a solo business in the past meant that you had a one-person practice, most often offering a professional service, well suited for lawyers, accountants, and doctors. However, a new breed of solo business has emerged that allows people to leverage the power of the Internet and control a vast empire from their […]
