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Thorium Power's Work in India Noted in Bloomberg News FinanzNachrichten
NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Thorium Power ( Nachrichten ) the leading developer of proliferation resistant nuclear fuel technology, has been featured in an article on the Bloomberg News dealing with the rapidly expanding civilian nuclear power industry in India.
Kim's death highlights the limits of technology San Jose Mercury News
The best of technology couldn't find James Kim in time, columnist Michelle Quinn writes. Our personal technology makes us feel all knowing, invincible. But in the end, despite our iPods and Blackberries, we are really just ticking clocks that wind down without food, water, shelter. Post a comment
Volvo Invests in Conductor Technology for Hybrid Vehicles RedNova
Semi-conductor material silicon carbide is one of the hottest substances today in the world of research into hybrid vehicles. Volvo Technology Transfer is now investing in a company that has developed an energy-efficient conductor made of silicon carbide.
NewMarket Technology Inc. Interview Today Archived on MN1.Com RedNova
MN1.com conducted an audio and video interview with NewMarket Technology, Inc. (OTCBB:NMKT) CEO, Philip Verges this morning. The interview is accessible at http://www.mn1.com/mp3/nmkt_120606.mp3. Mr.
MySpace to Combat ual Predators With Technology E-Commerce Times
Leading online social networking community MySpace.com on Tuesday said it would partner with an online identity and background check firm to build technology that will search existing state and federal databases to identify registered offenders and delete their profiles from the site.
IOC adopts new technology The Hindu
FARIDABAD: Indian Oil Corporation on Wednesday announced the adoption of a new technology that will enable it to produce additional cooking gas (LPG), petrol and other products at its refineries. "The novel refining process technology --
Daily Headline News for December 5, 2006 Interfax
The following is a digest of headline news as of 5:30 p.m. on December 5, 2006: RUSSIA SUPPORTS BAN ON EXPORTS RELATED TO URANIUM ENRICHMENT TO IRAN Russia supports a ban on deliveries of technology and materials related to uranium enrichment to Iran, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
Computing Technology Industry Association Presents Best of Show Awards at SMB Summit RedNova
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Leap in Technology RedNova
Cardiff University is having a major overhaul of its computer technology. The changes, being done in conjunction with IBM, will allow students to manage many aspects of their university life online.
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