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Data Presented at Cancer Molecular Markers Meeting Suggests Clinical Benefit for Integrating New Molecular Tests

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•	Insight into silicate-glass corrosion mechanisms
	Understanding the corrosion mechanism of aqueous silicate glass is crucial for the long-term durability of nuclear waste glasses. This mechanism is generally thought to be associated with chemical affinity, but it is now demonstrated that morphological transformations also have an important role in the leaching kinetics of these glasses.
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•	Pesticides Are In For It Now
	Chemists have developed a method to detect pesticide residues in foodstuffs -- a method that may also be of interest for other areas and may enable quality checks on a running basis.
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•	Oxoid Offers Range Of Tests For Influenza Virus Types A And B
	Oxoid, a world leading microbiology brand, offers a range of valuable diagnostic tools for the detection of respiratory disease caused by influenza virus Types A and B. Rapid diagnosis of Influenza A or B virus infections plays an important role in patient management, influencing the use of antiviral therapy and enabling effective management and control of outbreaks. Influenza virus infections peak in the winter months1 and remain a major health concern.
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•	Where are you Charlie Platt?
	Over a year ago I posted about your article about the cart that could[n't] go down wind faster than the wind: http://forums.makezine.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=2317&page=1 I've posted some videos of my recent tests with my own cart: http://projects.m-qp-m.us/donkeypuss/ I am convinced beyond any doubt that it is indeed possible for such machines to go faster than the wind that pushes them. Last we left it, you challenged me to build it, so there it is. As you may have seen on YouTube, various others have done the same. What I offer in my videos is proof that the pull is constant and well-defined, not that it is perhaps momentary, or a result of holding the cart from falling off the treadmill. According to your Wikipedia article you're now a section editor at Make. In that case, rather than your cash offering, I propose that I write an article about my experience for publication in Make. Your response to my post was certainly the deciding factor in me building this cart (and getting others involved along the way to help me), and I appreciate that. Now there's no denying I have "the spirit of Make". What do you say?
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•	Plants Grow Bigger And More Vigorously Through Changes In Their Internal Clocks
	Hybrid plants, like corn, grow bigger and better than their parents because many of their genes for photosynthesis and starch metabolism are more active during the day, report researchers in the journal Nature.
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•	Cathleen Campbell, President and CEO, U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 7-26-07
	Science and Diplomacy, public health challenges, reducing security risks, developing reliable energy sources. A private, nonprofit organization established in 1995 by the U.S. Government, CRDF promotes international science and technical collaborations. CRDF has provided grants, technical assistance, and training to scientists and engineers in Eurasia, and recently has expanded its geographical focus to include the Middle East and Baltic regions. Cathleen Campbell has nearly three decades of international science and technology policy and program management experience. She served from 1998 to 2002 as Director of the Office of International Policy and Programs in the Technology Administration of the Department of Commerce.
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