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XL_Plot (exe)

The primary purpose of XL-Plot is to create a figure rapidly. It is ideal for for use at high school, as the path from data in one or more spreadsheet columns to the final figure is short just a few mouse clicks and easy to grasp. It contains basic statistical...

Tags: Spreadsheet, CNRS, XL-Plot, Productivity

Software downloads 2008-07-22

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Toxic Mac Pro's emitting benzene?

Toxic Mac Pro's emitting benzene?So what is the source of the issue?It's one thing to make such a spectacular claim it's another to provide some real evidence. Why would they be emitting a toxic smell? Might this be the case with other computers too?No wonder MBP fans love...

Tags: benzene, MAC Pro, Apple Inc., toxin

Discussion threads 2008-09-30

A 13th century social network

According to Nature News, a team of French researchers has used medieval documents to create the oldest detailed social network ever constructed. The mathematicians and computer scientists looked through thousands of records of land transactions dating back as far as 1260 in a Southwest part of France. The result of...

Tags: Researcher, France, Network, Analysis, Social Networking, Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-05-20

What is nanopantography?

If you don't know the answer, I cannot blame you. After all, a query for 'nanopantography' on Google returns only 43 results as I'm typing this. But researchers from the University of Houston say that nanopantography can create billions of nanotech devices in hours. The idea behind the technology is...

Tags: Technique, Ion, University Of Houston, Wafer, Nanotechnology, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2007-09-05

Birth, life and death of a photon

Two days ago, I told you that German physicists had built a single-photon server. But French researchers also have used ultra cold atoms of rubidium to record the full life of a photon. This was one of Einsteins dreams, but it was thought as an impossible one before. In fact,...

Tags: photon, atom, cavity

Blog posts 2007-03-19

A nano two-wheeler

According to New Scientist, French and German researchers have built a nanoscale machine with two wheels of a diameter of 0.8 nanometers joined by an axle of only four carbon atoms long. It has been done before, but this time, the nanoscientists have been able to really watch these nano-wheels...

Tags: Nanotechnology, Science &, Nature, axle, Free University

Blog posts 2007-01-29