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#157
September 12, 2011

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FIRST HALF HOUR

Science News Headlines

Deb Newberry, author The Next Big Thing is Really Small, Dakota State Technical College, Rosemont, MN

Progress report on using the NanoInk NanoProfessor curriculum in teaching high school students in addition to her college classes

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A visit to The Den of Strangers (wisdom of Albert Einstein)
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SECOND HALF HOUR

Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Deb Newberry, author The Next Big Thing is Really Small, Dakota State Technical College, Rosemont, MN Updates on her written papers on nanotechnology

Dr. Andras G. Lacko, Prof. in Department of Molecular Biology/Immunology, University of North Texas Health Science Center Using the body’s own good cholesterol (HDL) to destroy cancer tumor cells with nanotechnology

The Voice of Reason (Alexander Balandin, Riverside, CA)

ScienceNews Network

Originating in Dallas/Fort Worth. 86% of radio listeners are over the age of 35 and 22% of listeners are business owners

The Promise of Tomorrow Radio Show Moderator: Veteran talk–radio host, Colonel Mason

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nanoTX USA

To increase international awareness of nanotechnology on both sides of the globe, International Nanotechnology Week™ has joined with nano tech Japan as a global partner. nanoTX'08 exhibited at nano tech 2008 Japan in February to promote American interests at the event. nano tech Japan has gained world renown over the years as the largest nanotechnology event in the world.

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