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Magnetic Fusion Concept Working Group Fusion Summer Study 스크랩

Magnetic Fusion Concept Working Group Fusion Summer Study Snowmass, Colorado July 11-23 1999 Summary - Introduction - Magnetic Confinement Portfolio - A scientific MFE Research Program - Levels of Development - Goals - Overarching Themes - MHD Stability in Magnetic Confinement Concepts - Transport in Magnetic Confinement Concepts - Plasma Boundary and Particle Control - Achieving Steady State Operation in MFE Devices - Burning Plasmas in Magnetic Confinement Concepts - MFE Concept Integration and Performance Measures - Summary

2000-07-27

Snowmass Technology SUMMARY Report 스크랩

  • M. Abdou
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[ Table of Contents ] i. Overview Summary i1. Introduction i2. Exciting Opportunities and Partner ship Topics & Discussion Leaders: i3. Liquid Walls(R. Moir/N.Morley) i4. Solid Walls(R. Mattas/M.Ulrickson) i5. Availability/Reliability/Maintainability(M.Tillack/B.Nelson) i6. Testing Conditions and Facilities(S. Zinkle/A. Ying) i7. Radioactive Waste Minimization(D. Petti/E. Cheng) i8. Tritium Self-Sufficiency(M. Sawan/S. Willms) i9. Materials(S. Zinkle/M. Billone) i10. Heating/Current Drive/Fueling Technologies(D. Swain/R. Temkin) i.11 Magnets(J. Schultz/R. Woolley) i.12 IFE Targets(K. Schultz/W. Steckle)

2000-07-26

Technology Matters: Report on the exploitation of science and technology by UK business 스크랩

  • 김보영 김보영
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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

The report addresses the question of what the Government should do to increase the capacity of UK businesses to exploit science and technology. [ Contents ] - Introduction - The Context - The Challenges facing the UK - The UK's strengths and weaknesses - The Government's Role - People - Technology - Private Sector Finance - Government Sponsorship - Conclusions and Recommendations - Appendix : Full list of recommendations - Annex A : Summary of analysis and related data - Annex B : Acknowledgements - Annex C : Glossary of Terms

2000-07-26

New Scientist. 22 January 2000, Vol. 165 No. 2222 스크랩

  • 김재남 김재남
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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

Contents News 4. This week - Genes from space p4, Bionic vision for the blind p6, Fuel foul-up grounds Aussie aircraft p7, Making bacteria run like clokwork p11, space probes take to the wing p12, Flies evolves in rapid time p15, China fights smog with market reforms Features 22. Cover : Rebels with a cause - Don't blame teenagers if they can't see the world the way you do-their brains still have changes to make. 28. Quantum clockwork - Goodbye diodes and wires, hello to the quantum ratchet. Could this weird new piece of machinery be the key to computing's future . 32. Energy unlimited - Empty space is seething with fantastic quantities of energy. Henry Bortman reports on a micromachine aiming to put it to use 36. Kill all known germs - Why do birds groom themselves with ants,or seek out greenery to line their nests? it's just good housekeeping.

2000-07-26

New Scientist. 29 January 2000, Vol. 165. No. 2223 스크랩

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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

Contents News 4. This week cloning without embryos p4, AIDS vaccine setback p5, Genes for long life.... or not p7, chip sheds transistors p8, How good taste evolved p11, Robots with ants in their brains p14, are we ready for a flu pandemic Features 22. cover : She's gotta have it - why do so many females go for the most clourful males? their decision isn't as shallow as it looks 28. Storm in a coffee Cup - chances are you've already had several cups of coffee today. are you a caffeine addict-and does it matter if you are 32.return to the iron planet - Mercury is one of the most mysterious bodies in the solar system, but sean C. solomon has plants to change all that 36.The border of order - To combine silicon's power with plastic's flexibility, first understand the strange zone where organisation gives way to anarchy.

2000-07-26

Weekly New Scientist. 11 march 2000, Vol. 165. No. 2229 스크랩

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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

Contents News 4. This week - your genetic profile in minutes p4, funges to foil coca growers p5, chewing aids memory p6, steady hands for microsurgeons p10, flying train p11, how to hack into satellite phones p15, another blow to HIV vaccine hopes p16, brain steroid helps you mellow out p19 24. SLIME Special 26. Ooze cruise - Gliding on mucus is a costly way of getting about. so why do slugs and snails do it? 30. The dawn of slime - Meet the microbes who mired the planet in Mucus for billions of years 34. Slime Scene - the only clues are faint traces left in ancient rocks. the challenge for fossil detectives is to figure out who, or rather what, dunnit 38. Monstrous mucus - Mess with a hagfixh and you'll get gallons more trouble than you bargained for 42.Supergoo - Understanding the secrets of slime and you can make all kinds of useful gunk

2000-07-25