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By Abu Murad | March 8th 2009 10:49 AM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

CANCERS associated with AIDS are not new diseases. They occur with low frequency in the ordinary population. Their frequency has, however, markedly increased in HIV/AIDS patients. These cancers are not only associated with HIV/AIDS but studies now show that the natural history of these cancers is altered in HIV-infected patients.


Patients tend to present more advanced disease that is more rapidly progressive and respond less well to therapy/treatment than in HIV-negative people.


By Abu Murad | February 23rd 2009 06:50 AM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
Steganography is a way of creating hidden messages so that only the sender and recipient realize there is a message at all - so it's different from encryption because encryption only obscures a message.

We’ll start by using a man with a twice-shaved head to demonstrate the principles of this obscure, but up-and-coming art/science, and to show how steganography differs from encryption.

Suppose you’re a general in ancient Greece and you’re stirring up a rebellion against those dirty ole Persians. You’ve got to get a secret message to a spy in the Persian court. Being a big shot general, you’re not going to do something stupid like travel to Persia yourself, so you get some poor schmuck to carry the message for you.

By Abu Murad | December 1st 2007 01:19 AM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

The aircraft wings or wind turbine blades themselves fill cracks that appeared after a clash or because of aging is the hope brought by numerous research projects, one of which comes from a lead product appears sufficiently effective and inexpensive.


By Abu Murad | November 25th 2007 05:02 AM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

Physicists from the experience of Belle KEK laboratory in Japan have discovered a curious meson called Z. According to some, this would be a particle consisting of four quarks. Such a thing seems almost impossible under the theory of quantum chromodynamics.
Since their introduction in the world of particle physics in the early 1960's by Gell-Mann, Ne'eman and Zweig, the quarks physicists have consistently intrigued by their abnormal behavior in relation to that of other elementary particles. Yet, the theory of strong interactions dominating the world of hadrons built with them has been particularly successful in describing experiences accelerators.

By Abu Murad | November 18th 2007 08:09 AM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

The Japanese regulatory agency of health care products, the PMDA
(Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Agency), equivalent to the French Agency of
health security of health care products (AFSSaPS) has approved the marketing
of the first two vaccines developed and manufactured in Japan against the
avian flu H5N1 virus.

By Abu Murad | November 17th 2007 08:44 AM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
The mountain submit their ground to a sharp erosion. Carried by rivers and
rivers, sometimes huge tropics, organic matter reaches the sea, but at what
speed? And what happens to this carbonaceous material? A French team has been
measured by traversing the Himalayas, instruments in hand, backpack and shoes
on your feet. Conclusion: The highest mountain in the world makes very little
carbon to the living world.

We knew but she has never been measured: the mountain ranges involved in
the carbon cycle according to a simple mechanism. The massive sloping reared
and expose the soil moisture. The significant rainfall generates streams,
rivers and rivers which powerfully erode the surface.

By Abu Murad | November 13th 2007 03:09 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

A study conducted at Michigan State University's National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL), with a CCD camera developed by physicists from the University of Warsaw (Warsaw University), shows images of a new form radioactivity is resting on the emission of several protons unlinked.

By Abu Murad | September 17th 2007 08:46 PM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments



  Relativity  Holes of worm
 trounoir  The theory of Albert Eins

By Abu Murad | September 6th 2007 07:12 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

 It is called Adept Quattro. One would say a little a spider with his 4 arms of different ergonomics. Left the imagination of European brains, it is about the industrial robot the fastest manipulator of the world. Conceived by the Spanish foundation Fatronik, in collaboration with the LIRMM (French laboratory CNRS/université de Montepellier2) *, Quattro is twice faster than all the other  industrial robots of this existing type today on planet.

By Abu Murad | September 3rd 2007 04:48 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

DSM Somos launches DMX-SL 100, the first resin of stereolithography intended for the high-strength applications and for the development of direct manufacture. This product results from joint work from R & D of DSM Somos and from the DSM Research Group located at the Netherlands

 

This resin is characterized by its shock resistance and to the very high rupture. Its shock resistance reaches 0,71 J/cm and its module of inflection lies between 2.000 and 2.400 MPa. It offers the rigidity of materials of the ABS type with twice more shock resistance and up to 20% of elongation to the rupture moreover.