Molecular sponge for nuclear waste Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories unveiled a new material acting as a molecular sponge for strontium 90... By Alison McCook Source: Scientific American
	Separation and analysis of DNA in Nanofluidic Systems.. Cornell researchers replace test tube with tiny silicon devices to rapidly measure, count and sort biological molecules.. Source : Cornell News
	Wiring Up Nanoelectronics Harvard researchers, using silicon nanowires only 20 nm wide created functional nanoscale semiconductor devices.. By Alan Leo Source : Technology Review
	Silicon Cage Custers: Better than Buckyballs? Researchers at the Joint Research Center for Atom Technology in Japan reveals that silicon can settle into basket-like arrangements..  Source: Physics News Upadate
	Electronic Paper Turns the page.. A handful of leading technology companies are vying to create the first practical electronic paper, a digital display thin and flexible to replace paper in many situations... By Charles C. Mann  Source : Technology Review
	After the electronic paper.. the paper thin battery Discovered by an Israel-based Power Paper the paper-thin battery, could power credit cards, medical patches, etc. By Gunjan Sinha Source: Popular Science
	Understanding cell communications A $1.5 million grant to understand chemical and physical codes in signal transduction.. Source :  Cornell News
	Circuits of a Cell Adam Arkin, from Berkeley lab, with predictions from theory and computer modeling, and with a growing database of chemical devices and circuits motifs, hopes to make the understanding of intracellular communications and control, a true engineering discipline. by Paul Preuss Source: Berkeley Lab Research Review