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#115
July, 26 2010

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Science News Headlines

Joseph Minervini, Department of Electrical Engineering, MIT, Boston

The future of plasma science and nuclear fusion. MIT is recognized among the leading research labs in the physics and engineering aspects of magnetic and inertial fusion

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A visit to the den of strangers (The wisdom of S�ren Kierkegaard)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Joseph Minervini, Department of Electrical Engineering, MIT, Boston

Why the nation's electrical grid will someday be converted from alternating current to DC; update on the IEEE Energy conference September 27-29 in Boston; preview of his presentation titled: Superconducting DC Electric Distribution for Large Scale Data and Telecommunications Centers

The Voice of Reason (Deb Newberry, Dakota Technical College, MN)

#114
July, 19 2010

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Professor David Dornfeld, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley

On his coming new book Green Manufacturing; lessons to his students; when choosing a technology all costs must be figured in and many are hidden; manufacturing must prepare for change, either because of coming economic demands or government mandates

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A visit to the den of strangers (The wisdom of Mark Twain)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Professor David Dornfeld, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley

Green Manufacturing; more lessons choosing a technology and finding real costs; batteries and nuclear hidden costs; manufacturing must prepare for change, either because of coming economic demands or government mandates

The Voice of Reason (Victor Sapirstein, Lambda Solutions)

#113
July, 12 2010

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Dr. John Casti, futurist, co-founder of the Kenos Circle (Vienna-based society for exploration of the future), author of Mood Matters

Contending that all social events are biased by the attitudes a society holds for the future; societies act en mass over long periods of time, going from being very positive to very negative, then slowly going back to positive again, and events don't matter.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wise thought, anonymous)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. John Casti, futurist, co-founder of the Kenos Circle (Vienna-based society for exploration of the future), author of Mood Matters

Predicting and preparing for the future; the Kenos Circle; personal views on global warming

Paul Lynch, Her Majesty's Consul General, Houston, Texas

Will the British oil companies such as BP adopt algae and other alternatives to oil?

The Voice of Reason (Tom Levesque, GM for the Americas. NonoInk, Chicago)

#112
July, 5 2010

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Dr. Adrian Bejan, Prof. Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University

Report on the Design Nature Conference in Pisa, Italy; Watersheds and streams, trees, all of nature in vascular motion is model for our airports, trains, and modern living;

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Richard Bach)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Adrian Bejan, Prof. Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University

Vascularized smart non-organic materials with healing-like self-repair capabilities; High density electronics; Construal design in engineering technology, city living

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Wade Adams, Rice University)

#111
June 28, 2010

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Dr. Adrian Bejan, Prof. Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University

The view from Cape Town; Constructal Law; how biology influenced engineering; constructal law of physics; nature invented the wheel; how animals are like wheels

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Louis L'Amour)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Adrian Bejan, Prof. Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University

Animal locomotion is just falling forward; his books; education is a very stable global flow system; American universities are the envy of the world

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Stephen Schneider, Stanford University)

#110
June 21, 2010

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Dr. Gary Hill, Sr. research scientist and chief astronomer, McDonald Observatory, Austin, Texas

Dark Energy vs. Dark Matter, new way of looking at the universe

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Imogene Fey)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Gary Hill, Sr. research scientist and chief astronomer, McDonald Observatory, Austin, Texas

VIRUS; gamma rays; Big-Bang, Creation, science vs. religion

The Voice of Reason (German Nunez, President; Net-Centric Design Professionals, Boulder, CO)

#109
June 7, 2010

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Headline science news

Fausto Molinet, founder Matrix International, Boston, MA

Bringing your new ideas to market; getting funding; angel investors, how market research is done; why many new ideas don't succeed, selling to government vs. commercial; your sales prospect just 'doing nothing' must be considered as a competitor

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Doug Larson)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Fausto Molinet, founder Matrix International, Boston, MA

Merging your new ideas with other's; selling to governments; Boston Entrepreneur Network; exit strategies�time to sell; timing can be vital; IEEE Homeland Security Conference

The Voice of Reason (Scott Tibbitts, Exec. Director eSpace,)

#108
May 31, 2010

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Headline science news

Victor Sapirstein, co-founder Lambda Solutions, Waltham, MA

Nanotechnology in the alternative energy industries; spectrograph design; Raman techniques used with patented signal fiber arrays for noise recognition on thin films, detecting contamination and defects; sampling optics for liquids analysis; Yongwu Yang, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer for LSI; graphene; carbon nanotubes on silicon films; microscopy will revolutionize nanoelectronics

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A visit to the den of strangers (anonymous wisdom in rhyme)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Victor Sapirstein, co-founder Lambda Solutions, Waltham Silicon Valley will need to change its name to Carbon Valley as carbon replaces silicon; nanotechnology in the alternative energy industries; revolutions in solar need to bring ten to 100 times current yields, but advances coming so fast it will happen within ten years, in part because of exciting work by Ray Baughman at UT Dallas; government needs to finance and lead;

The Voice of Reason (Jon Shapiro, Texas Institute)

#107
May 24, 2010

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Headline science news

Tom Levesque, GM for the Americas. NonoInk, Chicago

Slum children in Columbia are learning nanotechnology, updates on the state of nanotechnology education in the USA

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Seneca)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Prof. Deb Newberry, Dakota College, Minneapolis; Author—The Next Big Thing is Really Small

How NanoInk's NanoProfessor equipment and curriculum is being implemented at the college and how it will make nano study affordable at high schools and colleges to supply enough nanotechnology workers as needed

Listener email response from last week's program

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Edward Morse, Nuclear engineering education)

#106
May 17, 2010

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Dr. Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA), London, UK

Clean coal, what is it, is it possible? How do we capture co2 and store it?

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of O. A. Battista)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Wade Adams, Director of Nanoscience and Technology at the Smalley Inst., Rice University, Houston, Texas

Rice University celebrates the 25th anniversary year of the discovery of the Buckyball that launched the modern nanotechnology era; update in the LANCER project with Lockheed Martin

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Robert Cormia, Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA)

#105
May 10, 2010

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Dr. Edward C. Morse, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Nuclear Engineering

30 more nuclear power plants can be in service in just a few years if done right; "Clean coal doesn't exist"; one million gallons of nuclear waste leaked into the desert at Hanford, Washington; nuclear waste is the kind of problem that goes away the longer you ignore it; breeder reactors; GE; old nuclear weapons can be used to generate electricity

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Bill Shakespeare)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Edward C. Morse, University of California at Berkeley, Department of Nuclear Engineering

Terrorists and nuclear waste; Yucca Mountain vs. New Mexico; fusion; hydrogen from nuclear

Dr. Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA), London, UK

About CCSA; shipping and storing co2, "we must store co2 and are doing it today"

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Valerian Miranda, Texas A&M University)

#104
April 30, 2010

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News alert, Houston University says storing CO2 as a solution to global warming is not doable

Dr. Stephen H. Schneider, Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University

Reviewing Dr. Schneider's new book, Science as a Contact Sport published by National Geographic; how he got beat up in Copenhagen; Climategate; IPCC saying the Himalayan glaciers gone by 2035 was an "egregious mistake," but scientists are human and humans make mistakes; climate models and why they work

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of James Alexander Thom)
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Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Stephen H. Schneider, Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University

Bayesian inference on predictions of the future; Cap N' Trade; carbon tax; fired from NASA because of letter to NY Times and Penthouse's Bob Guccione; Jim Hansen; Al Gore, "you can't make tomorrow safe for grandfather's line of work," more on new book, Science as a Contact Sport.

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Gerald North, Texas A&M University)

#103
April 20, 2010

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Dr. Ray Baughman, Director of the Alan G. MacDiarmid Nanotech Institute at the University of Texas Dallas; and Dr. Renchong Hu, visiting scholar from Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

Their breakthrough in development of new thermocells using nanotube electrodes are yielding a threefold increase in energy conversion efficiency over conventional electrodes. These will bring a dramatic increase in harvesting thermal energy currently wasted in industrial plants and along pipelines, and in solar cell collectors which generate a huge amount of heat.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of John Steinbeck)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Dr. Ray Baughman, Director of the Alan G. MacDiarmid Nanotech Institute at the University of Texas Dallas; and Dr. Renchong Hu, visiting scholar from Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

Bringing to various markets new thermocells using nanotube electrodes; the importance of solving the energy challenges; the inspiration of Richard Smalley and Alan MacDiarmid (two Nobel Laureates)

The Voice of Reason (Adriana Vela, Founder and Chair, NanoTecNexas)

#102
April 8, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jim Greer, Oncor Senior VP, Dallas, Texas

Greer oversees asset management and engineering for the largest electricity distribution and transmission system in Texas, to about three million homes and businesses, operating some 117,000 miles of transmission lines. Talks about Oncor's new smart meters, Take a Load Off Texas and Smart Texas Mobile Experience Center exhibits at IEEE Green Technology Conference April 15-16, 2010; bringing wind power from West Texas to metro areas, the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone, etc.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Eden Phillpotts)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jim Greer, Oncor Senior VP, Dallas, Texas

New transmission lines; high electric costs during peak hours coming; nuclear power; conservation of power; Greer's keynote address and importance of involvement in IEEE for young engineers, education.

Dr. Valerian Miranda, Director CRS Center for Leadership and Management in Design and Construction at Texas A&M University

Can large buildings ever operate independently from the power grid and when?

The Voice of Reason (Jon Hagar, houses from recycled tire bales)

#101
April 1, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jonathan Shapiro, Founder & CEO Texas Institute for Sustainable Technology Research, Dallas, Texas

Non-profit energy research institute bringing together the brain power of academic researchers, government and industry. Attracting new jobs to North Texas. Technology and the Smart Grid.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Charlie Chaplin)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jonathan Shapiro, Founder & CEO Texas Institute for Sustainable Technology Research, Dallas, Texas

Technology and the Smart Grid cont'd.

Terry Hadley, Texas Utility Commission spokesman, Austin, Texas

The ERCOT Grid (Electric Reliability Council of Texas); The Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (CREZ); Wind power to bring 18,000 megawatts by 2013

The Voice of Reason (Jim Greer, VP Oncor)

#100
March 27, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Dr. Gerald R. North, Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and Oceanography, Texas A&M University

On his talk at the IEEE Green Tech conference, "The Greenhouse Effect for Engineers and Scientists." Dr. North cautions moving too fast and shaking up the economy of the world by trying to limit the emissions of greenhouse gasses to prevent so-called Global Warming. He states it would be a catastrophe if we were to overturn the whole economy. "We should prepare for drastic things, but maybe not do them for a short time until we really are more certain. It is so hard to move anything like this (Cap N' Trade, Carbon Tax) through our political system, or most of the political systems of the world, that adaptation (to Global Warming) may be the final answer."

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Horace W. Busby)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Dr. Joseph Meppelink, Adjunct Assistant Professor & Director of Applied Research, University of Houston, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture

The engineering and manufacturing of Adaptive Containers, large enough to accommodate people and with self contained power, portable-- to be dropped anywhere in the world where power is limited or catastrophe has occurred

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Harry Kroto, Nobel Laureate, Chemistry)

#99
March 21, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Justin Henriques, Executive Director and Co-founder LOTI, working in East Africa, Latin America, Caribbean

Biogas Digester, producing methane gas for cooking and other uses from animal wastes in developing countries where people are dying from air pollution using less clean fuels.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Sherman G. Finesilver)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Justin Henriques, Executive Director and Co-founder LOTI, working in East Africa, Latin America, Caribbean

Biogas Digester, how it works

Ron Boley, mathematics teacher, McLean Middle School, Fort Worth; and Trung Nguyen, engineer at Lockheed Martin

The mission of the National Engineers Week Future Cities Competition

The Voice of Reason (Kristen Kulinowski, Rice University)

#98
March 16, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Lee Goldberg, Community Leader of the Green Power Community at TechBites.com; author of Green Electronics, Green Bottom Line–A practical guide to environmentally-responsible engineering

What is TechBites, compelling reasons for energy conservation, what to expect at the coming IEEE Green Technologies conference

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of George Burns)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Lee Goldberg, Community Leader of the Green Power Community at TechBites.com; author of Green Electronics, Green Bottom Line�A practical guide to environmentally-responsible engineering

What is and is not Green Power, advances in nanotechnology in energy conservation

The Voice of Reason (Chris Franz, Space Awareness Systems)

#97
February 25, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Chris McMurrough, University of Texas Arlington Automation & Robotics Research Institute

The remarkable tasks mobile robots can now do without remote control. How, along with Matthew Middleton, they are organizing the robotics competition at the IEEE Green Technology Conference sponsored by Oncor in April

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Andrew Tobias)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Chris McMurrough, University of Texas Arlington Automation & Robotics Research Institute

The future of robots; robots in space exploration; how, along with Matthew Middleton, they are organizing the robotics competition at the IEEE Green Technology Conference sponsored by Oncor in April

David Welch, Founder of Optisense

The development of remarkable new sensors on the power grid infrastructure to alert power companies of pending trouble

The Voice of Reason (Michael Megelakis, Melbourne, Australia)

#96
February 8, 2010

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jon D. Hagar, Engineer, Lockheed Martin, independent "green" house builder

How he and his wife Laura are constructing a house 8,000 feet up in the mountains out of recycled rubber tires with a goal of attaining a zero load on the electrical grid

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Anita Loos)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Jon D. Hagar, Engineer, Lockheed Martin, independent "green" house builder

How he and his wife Laura are constructing a house 8,000 feet up in the mountains out of recycled rubber tires with a goal of attaining a zero load on the electrical grid

Dr. Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, member UN IPCC

Why remedies for climate change must be implemented very slowly

The Voice of Reason (Jim Heath, UC Berkeley)

#95
December 20, 2009

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Norway

Decrying that something meaningful isn't coming out of the UN Conference on Climate Change

Paul Lunch, Her Majesty's Consul General

Views on UN Conference on Climate Change at Copenhagen

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Dr. Karl Menninger)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Paul Lunch, Her Majesty's Consul General Views on UN Conference on Climate Change at Copenhagen, more arguments on Cap N' Trade, Texas Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison EPA's move on emissions, what she and the Congress may do about it

The Voice of Reason (Pat Michaels, CATO Inst.)

#94
December 13, 2009

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

News from UN Conference on Climate Change at Copenhagen

Climategate (we first exposed scandal on this program Oct. 27, scooping everyone, scroll to archive); Fraud in Cap N' Trade in the EU; EPA stamps CO2 harmful to health; Danish Text uproar; India

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Dr. Samuel Smiles)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

More on Climategate, the scandal with the missing UN data, now hacked and made public.

Penn State investigation of Michael Mann and his Hockey Stick graph used in Gore book and movie now discredited; more arguments against Cap N' Trade, Dr. Steve Schneider attacked; Sen. Hutchison on EPA move

The Voice of Reason (Luke Popovich, IMA)

#93
December 6, 2009

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Preview of what to expect from UN Conference on Climate Change at Copenhagen Andreas Calgren, Sweden�s Environmental Minister

Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change, wants commitments

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Dr. Samuel Smiles)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

More on the scandal with the missing UN data, now hacked and made public.

James Hansen, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies

Hopes Copenhagen Conference fails

The Voice of Reason (Mike Sulek, Dir, Business Dev., Net-Centric Design)

#92
November 29, 2009

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Paul Lynch, Her Majesty's Consul General, Houston, Texas

Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change, politically binding agreements, missing UN data, CO2 not only problem, reparations, Cap N' Trade-Carbon Pricing

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Dr. Joyce Brothers)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Paul Lynch, Her Majesty's Consul General, Houston, Texas

China, "Green" jobs, wind, fraud in carbon off-sets markets, Iran's nuclear programs

The Voice of Reason (Kevin Maloney, Pres. & CEO Quantum Sphere)

#91
November 22, 2009

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Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Scott Tibbitts and Diane Dimeff, Exec. Director and Director respectively, eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO,

NASA Rocket crashing on moon, Commercialization of space "lots going on," Micro meteorites, "Green" rocket fuels, Unmaned Avionics Devices, Commercial astronauts will replace governnment when shuttle flights stop

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Frank A. Clark)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Scott Tibbitts and Diane Dimeff, Exec. Director and Director respectively, eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO,

Review progress on past eSpace entrepreneurs, future developments, investor money for space entrepreneurs available and how to apply.

Jeff Taebel, Director, Community and Environmental Planning, Houston-Galveston Area Council

�Green� and LEEDS buildings in Houston

The Voice of Reason (Ed Morse, nuclear Scientist at UC Berkeley, on Critical Thinking)

#90
November 8, 2009

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Michael Magelakis, Environmentalist, Member Victorian Mfg. & Engineering Skills Advisory Board, works with Australian Defense suppliers, Melbourne, Australia

Nanotechnology with renewable energy, water shortages,

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Harry Lloyd)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Michael Magelakis, Environmentalist, Member Victorian Mfg. & Engineering Skills Advisory Board, works with Australian Defense suppliers, Melbourne, Australia

Young people's demands to address Climate Change with renewable energy challenging

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

The Voice of Reason (Michael Weinstein, co-founder Zybek Advanced Products, Boulder, CO)

#89
November 1, 2009

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#88
October 25, 2009

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Adriana Vela, Founder and Chair, NanoTecNexus

The bigger picture on bringing nano to market

Dr. Valerian Miranda, Director CRS Center for Leadership and Management in Design and Construction at Texas A&M University

Stand-alone and self-contained energy efficient buildings; how nanotechnology is making glass both instantly alter light transfer and heat/cold conducting

Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Anne Morrow Lindbergh)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Dr. Valerian Miranda, Director CRS Center for Leadership and Management in Design and Construction at Texas A&M University

More on stand-alone and self-contained energy efficient buildings

The Voice of Reason (Diane Dimeff, Director eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO)

#87
October 18, 2009

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On the heels of the Global Warming series, Renewal Energy and Updates on the IEEE Green Technology Conference scheduled for April 15-16, 2010 at the Gaylord Texan Resort Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Kevin Maloney, Pres. & CEO Quantum Sphere, Inc., Santa Ana, CA

Renewable Energy, Algae, etc.

Adriana Vela, Founder and Chair, NanoBioNexas

Open Innovation and bringing nano to market

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Adriana Vela, Founder and Chair, NanoTecNexus

Open Innovation and bringing nano to market

The Voice of Reason (Christophe Shilling, CEO, President, Co-founder Genomatica)

#86
October 11, 2009

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Global Warming, LAST in a Four hour series, dangers of Cap ‘n Trade. C&T not working in the EU, Carbon off-sets attracting crooks, C&T solving acid rain fallacy, jobs with Climate Change, More dangers of C&T, Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Stephen Schneider, Stanford Unv., member UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Benny Peiser, Liverpool John Moores Unv., UK

Sophia Grene, Financial Times, London, UK

Luke Popovich, IMA (mining), New York, NY

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Global Warming, More dangers of C&T, C&T bill won�t pass US Senate, Copenhagen, China-India, technology will solve problems if we stay rich, algae, conclusions, fear more than �Global Warming.� Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Luke Popovich, Benny Peiser, Luke Popovich, Robert Cormia, Steve Schneider, Pat Michaels, Steve Schneider, Benny Peiser, Pat Michaels, Steve Schneider, Pat Michaels, Harry Kroto, Robert Cormia, Steve Schneider, Pat Michaels

HOST�S SUMMATION

Steve Schneider

The Voice of Reason (George Allen, former US senator and Gov. of Virginia., inspired comments)

#85
October 4, 2009

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Global Warming, THIRD in a Four hour series, if Climate Change is real, is there anything we can or should do about it? Carbon Off-sets, EU Cap 'n Trade, on the trail of Al Gore. Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Stephen Schneider, Stanford Unv., member UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Bill Streever, Author 'Cold'

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

Harry Kroto, Nobel Laureate, Florida State Unv.

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Global Warming, if Climate Change is real is there anything we can or should do about it? More on Al Gore. Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Sophia Grene, reporter Financial Times, London, UK

(networking through Gore organization)

Richard Campbell, Press Officer for Generation Investment Management (Gore organization)

Stephen Schneider

Robert Cormia

The Voice of Reason (Frank Brown, CSO Accelrys., inspired comments)

#84
September 27, 2009

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Global Warming, SECOND in a Four hour series, scandal brewing in UN Weather records lost or hidden. Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Benny Peiser, Liverpool John Moores Unv., UK

Edward Morse, UC Berkeley, CA

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Stephen Schneider, Stanford Unv., member UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of Brittany Mason, Miss USA World)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Global Warming; if it is real, what is mankind�s role in causing it? Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Stephen Schneider

Pat Michaels

Stephen Schneider

Edward Morse

Benny Peiser

Stephen Schneider

Pat Michaels

The Voice of Reason (Christine Peterson, Foresight Inst., inspired comments)

#83
September 20, 2009

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Global Warming, is it real or the same old earth climate cycles we have always had? Big surprise at end of hour. Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Stephen Schneider, Stanford Unv., member UN International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Pat Michaels, The Cato Institute

Benny Peiser, Liverpool John Moores Unv., UK

Jim Heath, UC Berkeley, CA

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

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A visit to the den of strangers (wisdom of H.L. Mencken)
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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Global Warming, is it real or the same old earth climate cycles we have always had? Big surprise at end of this segment. Panel of experts include (in sequence of appearance):

Robert Cormia, Foothill College, CA

Edward Morse, Nuclear Eng. Dept. and sun studies, UC Berkeley, CA

Bill Streever, author of Cold, works in Arctic and with Eskimos, talks of sea ice

Edward Morse, UC Berkeley, on sea ice

Stephen Schneider, IPCC

Harry Kroto, Florida State Unv. and Nobel Laureate

Stephen Schneider, conclusions and questions

Pat Michaels, emerging UN scandal

The Voice of Reason (Scott Tibbitts, eSpace, inspired comments)

#82
September 13, 2009

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Harry Kroto, Nanotechnology Pioneer, Nobel Laureate, Faculty Florida State University, Tallahassee

Catching up with Harry; Using the Web as a learning tool and for teachers to download information contributed from universities in Japan, New Zealand, Australia, UK and USA; Concentrating work on four areas: 1) Research in nanoscience, 2) merging art-Science, 3) Society-Science interface, 4) How Internet can improve learning; talks on the contributions of science on the humanitarian level

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Harry Kroto, Nanotechnology Pioneer, Nobel Laureate, Faculty Florida State University, Tallahassee

Global Warming, Analyzing scientific data

Chris Franz, Co-Founder, Space Awareness Services, Boulder, CO

Tracking satellites for industry; space junk and managing it, rogue satellites and hostilities in space

The Voice of Reason (Dr. Benny Peiser, Liverpool John Moores University, UK)

#81
September 6, 2009

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Walt Trybula, Director of the Nanotechnology Application Center, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas

Along with

Dr. Kristin Kulinowski, Rice University, Exec. Director for Policy for the Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology, and Director for of the International Council on Nanotechnology

Explains more deeply on deaths in China and nanotechnology, and SAFETY-NANO activities

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Walt Trybula, Director of the Nanotechnology Application Center, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas

Along with

Dr. Kristin Kulinowski, Rice University, Exec. Director for Policy for the Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology, and Director for of the International Council on Nanotechnology

New careers coming in nanotech Safety Engineers and Technicians

The Voice of Reason (Harry Kroto�s rule of 4 out of 5)

#80
August 30, 2009

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The OXFORD Quiz

Can you hold your own with these college kids? Match your knowledge with the brains at Oxford, Yale, and Princeton, etc. In these days of specialization it helps to have knowledge in many things, not just your field of study. Try this Cultural Olympics and see how you stack up. We know you are smart or you wouldn�t be listening to this radio program and visiting this site, but are you broadly informed? Now you can match wits with these college brains and discover how wide, rather than just deep, is your knowledge. Get pencil and paper handy.

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

The OXFORD Quiz

Answers

Dr. Kristin Kulinowski, Rice University, Exec. Director for Policy for the Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology, and Director for of the International Council on Nanotechnology

Deaths in China from nanotechnology particles and how to protect workers.

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The Voice of Reason (Pat Michaels, Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies, the Cato Institute)

#79
August 23, 2009

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German Nunez, President; Mike Sulek, Dir, Business Dev., Net-Centric Design Professionals, Boulder, CO

Space technology communications; DTN and delayed networking; commercial earth for use new software with no need to refresh; when networks are stressed this tool secures data; space entrepreneurs; space debris

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Chris Franz, Co-Founder, Space Awareness Services, Boulder, CO

For the first time in history this year two spacecraft unexpectedly collided, destroying both and creating thousands of new pieces of space junk. Tracking the space junk and managing it. New jobs opening in the growing field of space exploration: operating satellites, tracking space junk, working communications networks

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The Voice of Reason (Dr, Stephen Schneider, Stanford U, inspired comments)

#78
August 16, 2009

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Jim Heath, nanotechnology pioneer and Professor of Chemistry at Caltech, L.A., California

Catching up, what Heath is doing at Caltech; Cancer is many diseases; new chips and other simple things are curing cancer in astounding ways

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Jim Heath, nanotechnology pioneer and Professor of Chemistry at Caltech, L.A., California

Revolutionary nanotechnology cures for cancer and how soon available; career since leaving Rice years ago; personal insights in working closely with nanotech legend Rick Smalley and enjoying his wild side.

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The Voice of Reason (nanotech pioneer Sean O'Brien, inspired comments)

#77
August 9, 2009

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Scott Tibbitts, Exec. Director, eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO

How moon rocks are different from earth

Michael Weinstein, co-founder Zybek Advanced Products, Boulder, CO

Moon's surface is 1/3rd Glass; how Zybek melts rock at 20K degrees C to simulate moon rock; thermo generation of nanoscale particulates

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Michael Weinstein, co-founder Zybek Advanced Products, Boulder, CO

Science in Boulder, Colorado; once thought we'd sink in moon dust but now know moon's surface is very hard and jagged; will build structures on the moon from surface already there

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The Voice of Reason (Gov. George Allen, inspired comments)

#76
August 2, 2009

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Scott Tibbitts and Diane Dimeff, Exec. Director and Director respectively, eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO

The business of space exploration; What is eSpace?; Incubators; Funding new technologies

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Scott Tibbitts and Diane Dimeff, Exec. Director and Director respectively, eSpace, The Center for Space Entrepreneurship, Boulder, CO

The availability of Stimulus Funds from D.C.; Types of firms making profits in space exploration; Space traffic controllers; Information direct to us from spacecraft in realtime; Melting rocks; Moon rocks different from earth; Amazing opportunities in space industry

Prologue

Update on Russian nanotechnology; Program note on global warming

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The Voice of Reason (Robert Cormia, inspired comments)

#75
July 26, 2009

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Christine Peterson, coiner of the term 'Open Source Software,' VP Foresight Inst., Palo Alto, CA

Coordinating the Open Source Sensing Initiative; cheap and widely used sensors such as in cell phones can turn our worlds of privacy and civil rights upside down

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Christine Peterson, VP Foresight Inst.

Laws will be needed to keep cheap and widely used sensors from destroying our privacy and civil rights

Kevin Maloney, Pres. & CEO Quantum Sphere, Inc., Santa Ana, CA

Ammonia synthesis catalysts

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The Voice of Reason (Terry Hadley, inspired comments)

#74
July 19, 2009

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Sean O'Brien, member of the original team that discovered the Buckyball, scientist with Memtronics, Dallas, Texas

Catching up with old friend; Memtronics and their membrane switch; weapons detectors, smart bandages; DARPA conference

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Sean O'Brien, member of the original team that discovered the Buckyball, scientist with Memtronics, Dallas, Texas

Transmission lines, superconductors; applications for membrane switch; cell phones; lack of funding for nanotech projects; notes on Bob Curl, Jim Heath, Harry Kroto; remembering days in Brussels working for TI.

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The Voice of Reason (Sasha Gimpleson, inspired comments)

#73
July 12, 2009

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

John Lewis, Professor Emeritus of English, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX

Linguistics is a science

Kevin Maloney, Pres. & CEO Quantum Sphere, Inc., Santa Ana, CA

Nanoscale metals; catalysts; increase in battery output by 320%

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Kevin Maloney, Pres. & CEO Quantum Sphere, Inc., Santa Ana, CA

Large lithium batteries in three to five years; new periodic table at nanoscale; fuel cell blades; natural gas fuel cells; methanol fuel cells; conductive inks and pastes; ammonia synthesis catalysts; hydrogen generation; thin film solar cells (CIGS); Algae to bio-fuels; nano enhanced electrodes

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The Voice of Reason (John Lewis, inspired comments)

#72
July 5, 2009

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Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

George Allen, former governor and senator of Virginia, Board Member nanoTox

Safety in nanotechnology; 21st Century Nanotechnology Research & Development Act; Signing in Oval Office along with Pres. Bush, Rick Smalley and Jim Von Ehr; Nanotech Caucus; Don Evans

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George Allen, former governor and senator of Virginia, Board Member nanoTox

More on Don Evans; Nanotechnology and Energy committees; Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison; Foreign Relations and dealing with Europe on universal standards; Ignorance causes fear; Value of nanoTox as an organization

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The Voice of Reason (Jonathan Tucker, inspired comments)

#71
June 28, 2009

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Pamela Bailey, co-founder tinytechjobs, Alameda, CA

Careers, a comprehensive overview on the tiny tech job market. Defines nanotechnology, MEMS/NEMS; nanotech is interdisciplinary; where are the nanotech jobs in materials, manufacturing, chemical-biological-radiological-explosive detection; nanoscale instrumentation; nano-electronics-photonics-magnetics, healthcare-therapeutics-diagnostics, energy, robotics, environment

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Pamela Bailey, co-founder tinytechjobs, Alameda, CA

R&D jobs; types of education need to work in nanotech; real jobs in demand right now

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The Voice of Reason (Larry Lehr, inspired comments)

#70
June 21, 2009

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Dr. Ray Baughman, Dir. Nanotech Inst., Unv. Of Texas, Dallas

Robots as companions; more on artificial muscles; thermo energy harvesting and storage with carbon nanotube yarn

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Dr. Ray Baughman, Dir. Nanotech Inst., Unv. Of Texas, Dallas

Soon our clothing will collect and store energy, then function intelligently in many kinds of ways

Jon Cross, Director of Marketing, The Allen Group

How the Dallas Logistics Hub is using a Drayage Calculator to show how firms can save $Millions

Linda Rings, sister to the late Dr. Richard Smalley (Nobel Laureate and father of modern day nanotechnology)

Inspirational: what is was like growing up with a kid brother who hated school but destined to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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The Voice of Reason (Jonathon Tucker, Jim Hussey)

#69
June 14, 2009

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Alexander Gimpelson, Analyst—News Correspondent, Nanotechnology News Network

Brief history on Russian science, trouble In Republic of Georgia, Scientists avoid politics, "Russian science cannot be separated from Soviet Union yet."

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Alexander Gimpelson, Analyst—News Correspondent, Nanotechnology News Network

Enclave of Russian cities to be productive; high danger of chemical and radioactivity in many Russian hot spots; born in Leningrad; career highlights

Christophe Shilling, CEO, President, Co-founder Genomatica

When will he be bringing to market butanediol from bio sources? Where will plant be built?

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The Voice of Reason (Jonathon Tucker, Jim Hussey)

#68
June 7, 2009

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Alexander Gimpelson, Analyst—News Correspondent, Nanotechnology News Network, Russia

What is NNN

Frank Brown, CSO Accelrys, San Diego, CA

"Lunch table" approach to solving uncommon problems

Christophe Shilling, CEO, President, Co-founder Genomatica

Transformation of the chemical industry through sustainable bio-manufacturring, Butanediol from bio sources

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Christophe Shilling, CEO, President, Co-founder Genomatica

Reducing costs of bio-fuels, bringing to market butanediol from bio sources

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The Voice of Reason (Jonathon Tucker, inspired comments)

#67
May 31, 2009

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Study now available free on how to bring goods and services to market in the US

Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Frank Brown, CSO Accelrys, San Diego, CA

Software and AFMs; Scientific Business Intelligence; solving signal-to-noise ratio in diagnostics, fuel cells, etc.

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Frank Brown, CSO Accelrys, San Diego, CA

Modeling new materials; defects in nanotubes can make them sensors; surviving the economic downturn; Biologic Registration; melding edges on the nanoscale; Service Oriented Architecture

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The Voice of Reason (Deb Newberry, inspired comments)

#66
May 24, 2009

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Study now available free on how to bring goods and services to market in the US

Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Larry Lehr, Founder-CEO, Environmental Quality Management Asso., Waco, Texas

Update on marketing methods for farm and industrial waste converted to ethanol

Audio of film clip telling how Russia is serious about nanotechnology

Anatoly Chubais, Director-General of Rusnano, Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies, Former Chief of Staff to Boris Yeltsin

"negative-Interest" investment loans for high-tech firms willing to locate manufacturing in Russia

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Anatoly Chubais, Director-General of Rusnano, Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies, Former Chief of Staff to Boris Yeltsin

Working with Israel on seawater desalinization; protection of intellectual property; they are non-political and may deal with a business in any country; more on "negative-Interest" investment loans for high-tech firms willing to locate manufacturing in Russia; nano economy is environmentally sustainable

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The Voice of Reason (David Clifton inspired comments)

#65
May 17, 2009

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Study now available free on how to bring goods and services to market in the US

Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Todd Keefe, Information Officer for NSTI, Boston, MA

Report on numbers at the TechConnect World conference produced by NSTI in Houston

Larry Lehr, Founder-CEO, Environmental Quality Management Asso., Waco, Texas

Farm and industrial waste now successfully converted to ethanol on a practical scale

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Larry Lehr, Founder-CEO, Environmental Quality Management Asso., Waco, Texas

Farm waste to ethanol creates its own energy to enable it to produce more energy; can solve poultry manure run-off pollution to create energy; Funded through the Emerging Technology Fund and the North Texas RCIC; results of latest tests.

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The Voice of Reason (Jeff Moseley inspired comments)

#64
May 10, 2009

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First Report of the TechConnect World conference produced by NSTI in Houston last week

Dr. Ray Baughman, Dir. Nanotech Inst., Unv. Of Texas, Dallas

Versatile Time-Temp indicators for vaccines; Conducting Polymers and Dr. Alan MacDiarmid

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Dr. Ray Baughman, Dir. Nanotech Inst., Unv. Of Texas, Dallas

Conge gated materials in polymer chains and carbon nanotubes; secret work for DARPA, Air Force, Navy; Nano Energetics; New artificial muscles are very fast and strong, based on carbon nanotubes can withstand temperature extremes near absolute zero to those that would melt steel

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The Voice of Reason (inspired comments)

#63
May 3, 2009

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Study now available free on how to bring goods and services to market in the US

Science News Headlines with Marisa Vitols

Andy Stanfield, G.M Smartcool Systems USA, Houston, Texas

Solutions in the global energy crisis as both electricity demand and pricing increase

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Andy Stanfield, G.M Smartcool Systems USA, Houston, Texas

What to expect at the Clean Technology Summit during the NSTI conference in Houston

James M. Hussey, CEO NanoInk Inc., Skokie, IL

Nanofabrication Systems and misconceptions in Stem Cell Research

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The Voice of Reason (listener comments)

#62
April 26, 2009

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Jonathan Tucker, Chairman, Standards Committee, IEEE Nanotechnology Council

The incredibly pressing difficulties of establishing standards in nanotechnology-based electronics

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Jonathan Tucker, Chairman, Standards Committee, IEEE nanotechnology Council

Establishing standards in nanotechnology-based devices, systems, and materials. What he will be presenting at the NSTI Tech-Connect conference in Houston

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The Voice of Reason (listener comments)

#61
April 19, 2009

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Jeff Moseley, President & CEO Greater Houston Partnership, Houston, Texas

NSTI, Nano Science and Technology Institute conference in Houston; how Houston is suited to be a nanotechnology center

A visit to The Den of Strangers

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Jeff Moseley, President & CEO Greater Houston Partnership, Houston, Texas

More on NSTI and Houston as a nanotechnology center

Tom Levesque; VP Nano Fabrication Systems, NanoInk; Skokie, IL

What NanoInk will be demonstrating at NSTI, the NanoProfessor

Dr. Wade Adams, Director of Nanoscience and Technology at the Smalley Inst., Rice University, Houston, Texas

How the oil interests are adapting to nanotechnology

Report from Japan on technology legend Dr. Tadashi Sakaki

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The Voice of Reason (listener comments)

#60
April 12, 2009

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Prof. Deb Newberry, Author�
The Next Big Thing is Really Small

NanoInk's NanoProfessor making nano study now affordable at high schools and colleges to supply enough nanotechnology workers as needed

A visit to The Den of Strangers

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Prof. Deb Newberry, Author�The Next Big Thing is Really Small

Introducing NanoInk's NanoProfessor at her college.

Dr. Walt Trybula, Dir. Nanomaterials Application Center, Texas State University

Report on his just released and thorough study of the Texas Emerging Technology Fund, what it is and how it is working, calls for some reforms and updating

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The Voice of Reason (listener comments)

#59
April 5, 2009

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James M. Hussey, CEO NanoInk Inc., Skokie, IL

Explains Dip Pen Nanolithography; Now we can "write" on cells, imprint on pharmaceuticals

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James M. Hussey, CEO NanoInk Inc., Skokie, IL

This country shortly needs millions of nanotech workers; How we will train them, introducing the NanoProfessor, Stem Cell Research and NanoBio discovery, Nanofabrication Systems

A visit to The Den of Strangers

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The Voice of Reason (listener comments)

#58
March 29, 2009

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Leslie Jutzi, Director of Government Affairs and Community Relations, The Allen Group

Explains why delay with the Dallas Logistics Hub caused by city councilman John Wiley Price is wrongheaded

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Leslie Jutzi, Director of Government Affairs and Community Relations, The Allen Group

Addresses economic concerns in developing the Dallas Logistics Hub

John Cross, Director of Marketing, The Allen Group

How the Dallas Logistics Hub is being marketed and why Dallas is the best location in North America for such a vast facility

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March 22, 2009

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Marlene Bourne, Founder & President of Bourne Research, author Nanotechnology in cosmetics and food, her podcasts

Dan McAuliffe, Dallas Logistics Hub
Re-visit why the hub is great for Dallas and world trade

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Christopher J. Gintz, Co-Founder and CTO of NanoHoldings LLC, Rowayton, CT

Longrange look at nanotechnology, look back at �smart guys at IBM�

Report on US Rep. Michael Honda's open letter to the Mercury News

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#56
March 15, 2009

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Da Hsuan Feng, Senior Executive Vice President, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan Science in Singapore; high-speed rail in Asia

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Da Hsuan Feng, Senior Executive Vice President, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

High-speed rail would bring great economic advances in the U.S., especially Texas

James Wylde, Treasurer of MANCEF The progress of nanotechnology as an �industry�

John Collins, Learning Officer for Agil TCP

The medical profession and need for staffs to be well trained in latest technologies

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#55
March 8, 2009

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Jerry Merryman, developer of the electronic hand-held calculator while at Texas Instruments, how it was done, insights on Nobel Prize winner Jack Kilby,

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Jerry Merryman, more insights on the great Nobel Laureate Jack Kilby while at Texas Instruments

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#54
March 1, 2009

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Robert D. Cormia (continued interview), scientist, faculty Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA; teaches bioinformatics and nanotechnology

Continues to talk of the need for a Big Hairy Audacious Goal, an Apollo-like crash program to be totally free of burning carbon in 20 years

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Robert D. Cormia, scientist, faculty Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA; teaches bioinformatics and nanotechnology

Lays out steps to get the BHAG done, and challenges listeners to urgently do our part

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#53
February 22, 2009

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Robert D. Cormia, scientist, faculty Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA; teaches bioinformatics and nanotechnology

We must start an Apollo-like crash program to be totally free of burning carbon in 20 years; Says the program is a BHAG and explains what that is

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Robert D. Cormia, scientist, faculty Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA; teaches bioinformatics and nanotechnology

We must start an Apollo-like crash program to be totally free of burning carbon in 20 years; Says the program is a BHAG and explains what that is.

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February 15, 2009

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Debra Wawro, CEO and Chief Scientist, Resonant Sensors, Inc. Arlington, Texas

Making pharmaceuticals faster and cheaper; how she started the business

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Robert D. Cormia, scientist, faculty Foothill College, Palo Alto, CA; teaches bioinformatics and nanotechnology

Mankind is undeniably the cause of our modern day global warming. We must be totally free of burning carbon in 20 years, but admits it will probably take 50 yearseven if we start a crash movement today

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#51
February 8, 2009

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Garry Golden, Futurist, Editor of The EnergyRoadmap.com

Solar power, replace our power grid, molecular assemblers in our future

Dr. Faruq Marikar, Managing Partner, Nanobiz, LLC;

Clean energy

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Dr. Faruq Marikar, Managing Partner, Nanobiz, LLC;

Clean energy, Does our government have the guts to solve our energy problems? (surprise answer)

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