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Articles in November, 2006 issue of R & D

• X-ray crystallography work garners Nobel.(ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS)
• China train tech on a roll.(R&D ASIA)
• Innovative solar cell mimics photosynthesis: a 'leaf-inspired' PV cell design offers the possibility of inexpensively converting solar to chemical and electrical energy.(PHOTONICS)
  by Gaughan, Richard
• Stopping bleeding quickly.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: eureka)
• Flying the silent skies.(AVIATION)
• Ultra-strong diamond silicon carbide.(CASE STUDY)
• Solving Schrodinger simply.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: academic)
• Micro/nanotailored CVD.(MICRO/NANO)
• Australian R&D sets records.(R&D ASIA)
• Microsoft Vista ready to roll.(REGULATORY UPDATE)
• Changing light's wavelength.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: eureka)
• Millipore expands with new R&D center.(LABORATORY DESIGN)
• Los Alamos National Laboratory: defining the future of National laboratories in a global technology economy.
  by McBranch, Duncan
• Enhancing THz detectors.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: academic)
• A timely action plan.(EDITORIAL)
  by Studt, Tim
• Unlocking mysteries of the brain.(R&D INFORMATICS)
• DOD needs better tech transfer processes: a recent GAO report recommends that the U.S. Dept. of Defense should use gated processes to strengthen its technology transition procedures.(Government CEO Roundtable)(Company overview)
  by Studt, Tim
• Increasing EUV power.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: academic)
• X PRIZE in Genomics launched.(LIFE SCIENCE)
• ThermoML improves data.(R&D INFORMATICS)
• The dream of Composites: the use of composite material in Boeing's 787 Dreamliner is benefiting manufacturing, the environment, and, ultimately, the entire air travel industry.(MATERIALS)
  by Walz, Martha
• Cooling neutrons for research.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: eureka)
• Time to add 118 to the Periodic Table?(CHEMISTRY)
• India hot to become steel leader.(R&D ASIA)
• Net neutrality issue draws ire.(REGULATORY UPDATE)
• Controlling quantum processes.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: eureka)
• Greener plastics.(MATERIALS)
• Multifunctional element detector for immediate response.(CASE STUDY)
• Lighting up photons.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: academic)
• U.S. troops MASTOR Arabic.(BULLETIN)
• Architect of the future: refocusing on basic research: R&D Magazine's 41st Scientist of the Year balances genomic research while spearheading one of the newest centers of basic research in the life sciences.(Cover story)
  by Studt, Tim
• Asbestos trade OK ... for now.(REGULATORY UPDATE)
• Focus on lab automation.(Calendar)
• Lilly surges forward in expansion.(PHARMACEUTICAL)
• Roundtable probes government lab performance: executives from U.S. labs speak out on the economic, technological, and administrative issues affecting government labs.(Government CEO Roundtable)(Interview)(Discussion)
  by Mallozzi, Jeannette
• New AI method grows output.(REGULATORY UPDATE)
• Biocompatible material demand.