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Get It Wrong The First Time, Says Harvard Professor: New Approach To Experiments Could Slash R&D Costs For Computers, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals

A new approach to experimentation using computer simulation and rapid prototyping could significantly reduce development cost and time in the computer, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. The study found that firms can save millions of dollars by switching between these methods at the optimal point.

SourceInstitute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences·JournalManagement Science·DateAug 3, 1998

First Visualization Of Chaos In Three Dimensions

Researchers have visualized chaotic flows in three dimensions, revealing regular islands formed by unmixed liquid streams. The study's findings could lead to improved mixing conditions in various industries, including chemical companies and geophysics.

SourceNorthwestern University·JournalScience·DateJul 31, 1998
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First Tissue-Engineering Experiment In Space A Success, Scientists Report

Researchers grew viable cartilage tissue from bovine cells on polymer scaffolds, but found that tissues grown in space were smaller and mechanically weaker than those on Earth. This study demonstrates the feasibility of cultivating cells and tissues in space over long periods.

SourceMassachusetts Institute of Technology·JournalProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·DateDec 9, 1997

A Christmas Present For The 21st Century - USMP-4 On Shuttle Ends Near-Perfect Flight

The USMP-4 mission successfully delivered a haul of science and samples to help scientists investigate the era of International Space Station. The mission made significant contributions to materials science, solidification processes, and ultrasmall electronics, with results expected to have practical applications in industries like eye...

SourceNASA/Marshall Space Flight Center--Space Sciences Laboratory·DateDec 4, 1997

USMP-4 Closes With A Bit Of Astrophysics - Mission Prepares To Return Home

The USMP-4 space mission closed with ongoing astrophysics research using cosmic ray measurements to analyze Confided Helium Experiment data. The Confined Helium Experiment used liquid helium to measure the finite size effect, and scientists are analyzing radiation effects to understand background heating noise.

SourceNASA/Marshall Space Flight Center--Space Sciences Laboratory·DateDec 3, 1997
Celestron NexStar 8SE Computerized Telescope

Celestron NexStar 8SE Computerized Telescope combines portable Schmidt-Cassegrain optics with GoTo pointing for outreach nights and field campaigns.

A New Approach To Fusion Energy Is The Focus Of Two Projects At Cornell

Researchers at Cornell University are working on two projects, COBRA and FIREX, to create a new approach to fusion energy production. COBRA aims to investigate the use of ion beams as an alternative to laser beams for inertial fusion, while FIREX focuses on magnetic fusion and its potential to replace Tokamaks.

SourceCornell University·DateMay 24, 1996