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    1. [3]Speculative Technological Convergence - Nuclear power for Ten
       Thousand Exoskeletons
    2. [4]Carbon Nanotube Sheets produced at seven meters per minute
    3. [5]Ultrabattery Should be Commercially Sold by 2011
    4. [6]Multi-part self assembling stomach robot and nanotubes for
       better neural implants
    5. [7]Is the current US / World situation more like Mexico's crisis
       of 1994-1998 ?
    6. [8]$200 Device Boosts Diesel Fuel Efficiency by 19% and Reduces
       Particulate Pollution by 10 times
    7. [9]Nanotechnology roundup: Graphene production and Copying
       Electric eel cells for implantable batteries
    8. [10]Stem cell Advance roundup : restroring hearing, fixing spinal
       cords, fixing hearts and more
    9. [11]Spacex fourth launch successfully reaches orbit
   10. [12]MIT solves 100 year Fluid Dynamics Problem
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[15]Speculative Technological Convergence - Nuclear power for Ten Thousand
Exoskeletons

   [16]Previously this site speculated on near term technology that would
   enable a powerful version of the science fiction Bolo supertank.
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   Now the converged projection is that technology will soon enable
   effective exoskeletons with compact electric engines, mass-produced
   portable nuclear reactors, UAVs with electric engines, higher
   electrical density and longer lasting ultracapacitor/battery
   combinations.
   [23]Hyperion Power Generation plans to sell and build the four
   thousand 27-30MWe reactors over the first ten year period or less.
   [2013-2022] Each reactor should weight 15-20 tons and cost about $25
   million.
   [24]The highest power to weight ratio electric engines could be used
   to power the Sarcos exoskeleton.
   The person wearing the exoskeleton can carry 100-200kg without tiring
   so having 60kg of weight for an electric engine, ultracapacitors and
   batteries would work to power the exoskeleton. The Pipestrel motorized
   glider has [25]46kg of lithium batteries that store 6kwh of power. The
   AK30K016 electric motor, which weighs 14 kg, generates 30kw (40HP),
   1800 RPM, 200Nm at 95% efficiency. The Hyperion Power Generation
   reactor could use 15-20% of its power to supply the power for ten
   thousand exoskeletons. A fleet of [26]robotically flown electric UAVs
   could deliver charged power-packs of batteries/ultracapacitors to the
   exoskeletons.
   [27]Long lasting ultrabatteries should be commercially available in
   2011
   The fleet of UAVs can also provide air support and airspace control
   for the exoskeleton troops.

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   Beamed power and wireless energy transfer alternative to UAV supply
   chain
   [29]Wireless energy transfer has been demonstrated by Intel at 75%
   efficiency over short distances.
   [30]A recent experiment beamed power over 92 miles.

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[47]Carbon Nanotube Sheets produced at seven meters per minute

   As reported in the [48]journal Science: UTD/CSIRO team recently
   demonstrated that synthetically made carbon nanotubes can be
   commercially manufactured into transparent sheets that are stronger
   than steel sheets of the same weight.
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     [55]Starting from chemically grown, self-assembled structures in
     which nanotubes are aligned like trees in a forest, the sheets are
     produced at up to seven meters per minute. Unlike previous sheet
     fabrication methods - using dispersions of nanotubes in liquids -
     this dry-state process produces materials made from the ultra-long
     nanotubes required to optimise their unique set of properties.

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   [57]A team of nanotechnologists at The University of Texas at Dallas,
   along with Brazilian collaborators, have discovered that sheets of
   carbon nanotubes can produce bizarre mechanical properties when
   stretched or uniformly compressed. These unexpected but highly useful
   properties could be used for such applications as making composites,
   artificial muscles, gaskets or sensors.
   [58]Ray H. Baughman website
   [59]Universityt of Texas at Dallas NanoTech Institute
   [60]CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
   Organisation, is Australia's national science agency and one of the
   largest and most diverse research agencies in the world. 
   [61]CSIRO has dry spun carbon nanotubes
   Four scanning electron microscope images of the spinning of carbon
   nanotube fibres.
   * image one is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of a
   spinning triangle in which CNT fibres can be seen drawing off the
   forest
   * image two (clockwise rotation) shows a close-up of the CNTs being
   drawn from the forest and highlights the alignment of the fibres
   * image three shows the twist insertion point
   * image four shows a section of the yarn which is comprised of over
   100 000 nanotubes.

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[78]Ultrabattery Should be Commercially Sold by 2011

   [79]Japan's Furukawa Battery Company signed an international
   commercialization and distribution agreement for the technology.
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   The technology is scheduled to be commercially available in the
   automotive market and for motive power applications throughout Japan,
   Thailand, North America, Mexico and Canada within two years.
   UltraBattery technology also has applications for renewable energy
   storage from wind and solar. CSIRO is part of a technology start-up
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   [87]Past coverage of the Ultrabattery.

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[104]Multi-part self assembling stomach robot and nanotubes for better
neural implants

   By using magnetic links between capsules, researchers hope to build a
   snake-like robot that can self-assemble inside a patient's stomach.
   Credit: ETH Zurich
   There were two advances that accelerate the integration of humans with
   electronic and robotic devices:
   [105]1. Modules that self-assemble inside the stomach could perform
   more-sophisticated diagnosis and treatment.

     A collaboration of researchers from Italy, France, Switzerland, and
     Spain, called ARES, is testing a way for multiple capsules to
     automatically snap together. Each would be swallowed individually
     before assembling into a more complex device once safely in the
     stomach.
     The ultimate goal is for each capsule to perform a different task:
     one for imaging, one for power, one to take samples, and so on.
     Once inside the stomach, the capsules would link together, creating
     a snake-like device that could slide through the intestines,
     performing more-complex tasks than those performed by a single
     capsule or several free-floating ones.
     "Instead of having a single capsule, we propose a modular approach
     where each of the capsules could have different functionalities,"
     says Zoltán Nagy, a researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of
     Technology (ETH), in Zurich, and a member of the ARES project.
     "Before we can actually talk about such complex robots inside the
     stomach, we need to solve the fundamental problem of self-assembly.
     Our work suggests one [way that] this can be done robustly," says
     Nagy.
     "One of the main constraints [of the swallowable imaging capsule]
     is the battery," says Milan Dodig, a gastroenterologist at
     Cleveland Clinic, who uses the device to treat his patients. "It
     takes almost 60 percent of the volume of the capsule; it's not
     steerable [and] can still miss stuff. The angle of the images is
     also limiting, and you can't see the complete [intestine]."

   In these scanning electron microscope images, electrodes coated with
   carbon nanotubes, like the one on the right, are more conductive and
   better at interfacing with nervous tissue. The electrode on the left
   is bare.
   Credit: Edward Keefer
   [106]2. researchers at the University of Texas are developing
   electrodes that are more efficient at both sending and receiving
   electrical stimuli. These electrodes, which are coated with carbon
   nanotubes, could lead to neural implants that monitor how they affect
   the neurons that they stimulate, conserving battery life and reducing
   side effects.

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   Pancrazio says that the nanotube coating might enable researchers to
   make smaller electrodes that cause fewer side effects. Using
   conventional electrodes for deep-brain stimulation, Pancrazio says,
   "you end up stimulating not only the area of interest but also other
   regions, leading to speech dysfunction and other problems." The ideal
   electrode would be small enough to interact with only a single neuron.
   But when electrodes are miniaturized, their impedance increases and
   their performance decreases. Electrodes coated in carbon nanotubes
   might be more amenable to miniaturization.

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[124]Is the current US / World situation more like Mexico's crisis of
1994-1998 ?

   People have mostly been comparing the current crisis to the Japanese
   financial crisis and decade of economic stagnation. However there have
   been other foreign financial crisis that may be a closer parallel. All
   of the foreign financial crisis provide examples of what should be
   avoided. A series of direct support programs in Mexico to homeowners
   failed because it created a culture of non-payment for mortgages. Home
   prices have to get stabilized and programs have to be designed to keep
   people in their homes and making what payments that they can. Japan
   showed the failure of acting too slowly with programs that were too
   weak.

     [125]Mexican taxpayers have been asked to absorb the cost of
     bailing out the country's banks after the 1994 peso collapse and,
     in addition, bear the burden of any new bad loans the institutions
     have amassed since then [1994-1998]. 

   [126]Here is a 2000 Harvard paper that examines the crisis faced by
   Mexico and the failed attempts to Mexican attempt bailout its banks
   and homeowners.

     The currency devaluation that Mexico suffered at the end of 1994
     set off a recession and banking crisis from which the country has
     still not fully recovered. The housing market has been one of the
     sectors most seriously affected. Despite attempts by the government
     to aid banks and borrowers with mortgage loans, default rates have
     remained high.
     The results of this study provide insight into why the ADE
     government aid program
     failed between 1995 and 1996. Loan contracts that permitted
     excessive negative amortization coupled with a decline in property
     values left many borrowers with negative equity in their homes.
     With negative home equity, borrowers default to maximize wealth.
     Nearly two decades of research on mortgage pricing have shown that
     default should be viewed as a contingent claim attached to the
     mortgage contract. Lenders sell a put option when they originate a
     mortgage that explicitly allows the borrower to relinquish the home
     at the price of the mortgage. When the value of the outstanding
     loan exceeds the value of the house, the put is in the money and a
     rational, wealth-maximizing borrower will default. Mexican mortgage
     holders have largely responded, as financial theory would predict,
     by exercising the put option to default on their loans.
     Direct discounts off the balance of the loan would have been a more
     effective policy for stemming default and encouraging restructure.
     Eventually, nearly three years later, the government did decide to
     support banks in granting such discounts through a program called
     Punto Final. By this time, however, borrowers had grown to expect a
     new relief program each time delinquency rose. Strategic default
     was well cultivated in the market making it ever harder to attain
     positive results even from a well-designed program. Successive
     policy failures, such as that of the ADE program, helped nurture a
     culture of non-payment.

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   [128]Another academic paper examining Mexico's problems up to 1994
   [129]Japan's handling of its financial crisis also shows what does not
   work well.

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[146]$200 Device Boosts Diesel Fuel Efficiency by 19% and Reduces
Particulate Pollution by 10 times

   Emitted droplets from an electrified fuel injector split to become
   smaller and smaller.
   [147]A small device (less than $200 to produce) placed just before the
   fuel injection for the engine, producing a strong electric field to
   reduce the fuel viscosity, resulting in much smaller fuel droplets in
   atomization. Because combustion starts at the droplet surface, smaller
   droplets lead to cleaner (10 times less particulate pollution) and
   more efficient combustion. Both laboratory tests and road tests
   confirm our theory and indicate that such a device improves fuel
   mileage significantly (mileage increased up to 19%). The technology is
   expected to have broad applications, applicable to current internal
   combustion engines and future engines as well.
   Widely applied if it saved 10% of fuel usage it would saved the US
   over $70 billion/year in oil. Only [148]a little over half of the oil
   used in the USA is for cars and trucks the rest is for industrial
   processes, heating, planes, trains, ships.

     The technology, developed on the new physics principle, consumes
     very small power and improves fuel efficiency significantly, we
     expect it will have wide applications on all types of internal
     combustion engines, present ones and future ones. By adjusting the
     values for the electric field and time duration, we could make this
     technology work effectively for other fuels, such as biodiesel,
     kerosene, and gasoline.

     [149]An electric field makes diesel thinner because some molecules
     in the fuel become charged and aggregate together, reducing their
     overall surface area. That means less friction between them, and a
     less viscous fuel. Tao and colleagues believe fuel efficiency gains
     were lower under stop-start urban driving conditions because the
     rate at which fuel flows through their device constantly varies.
     They are working on a version that varies its electric field to
     match fuel flow rate and keep viscosity constantly reduced in stop
     and go traffic.
     Matt Thomas of CFD Research Corporation works on similar fuel
     electrification techniques. He says fitting the device to new cars
     will not produce such spectacular efficiency gains, but adds that
     it would still cut emissions.

   Being able to retrofit existing diesel engine cars and trucks with
   this device would reduce overall oil usage by 2% in the USA. 10% of
   oil is used for diesel fuel cars and trucks in the USA. This
   technology would reduce European fuel usage by over 5% because of the
   higher diesel fuel usage. Assuming that the technology will work on
   other fuel types then the overall fuel consumption could be reduced by
   10% or more. The cost to apply it the 100 million most highly used
   cars and trucks would be $20 billion. Saving 10% of oil usage in the
   USA would be 2 million barrels per day. The savings would be 200
   million dollars per day assuming $100 per barrel for oil. This would
   be over $70 billion dollars per year.

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   (a) Installation of the device on the Cornaglia Iveco diesel engine.
   (b) Installation of our device on Mercedes-Benz 300D, a diesel sedan.

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[167]Nanotechnology roundup: Graphene production and Copying Electric eel
cells for implantable batteries

   [168]1. Two independent teams have shown that it is possible to
   produce stable suspensions of single-layer graphene from graphite
   crystals using chemical techniques.
   [169]2. A numerical model of a cell from the electric eel shows that
   artificial cells can be built to have higher power output densities
   and greater energy conversion efficiencies than natural cells,
   allowing them to potentially power medical implants and other devices.
   Designing artificial cells to harness the biological ion concentration
   gradient
   Jian Xu & David A. Lavan

     Cell membranes contain numerous nanoscale conductors in the form of
     ion channels and ion pumps that work together to form ion
     concentration gradients across the membrane to trigger the release
     of an action potential. It seems natural to ask if artificial cells
     can be built to use ion transport as effectively as natural cells.
     Here we report a mathematical calculation of the conversion of ion
     concentration gradients into action potentials across different
     nanoscale conductors in a model electrogenic cell (electrocyte) of
     an electric eel. Using the parameters extracted from the numerical
     model, we designed an artificial cell based on an optimized
     selection of conductors. The resulting cell is similar to the
     electrocyte but has higher power output density and greater energy
     conversion efficiency. We suggest methods for producing these
     artificial cells that could potentially be used to power medical
     implants and other tiny devices.

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   3. [171]Graphene devices: The first observation of saturating
   transistor characteristics in a graphene field-effect transistor is
   reported, demonstrating the feasibility of graphene devices for
   analogue and radio-frequency circuit applications without the need for
   bandgap engineering.
   Current saturation in zero-bandgap, top-gated graphene field-effect
   transistors
   Inanc Meric, Melinda Y. Han, Andrea F. Young, Barbaros Ozyilmaz,
   Philip Kim & Kenneth L. Shepard

     The novel electronic properties of graphene including a linear
     energy dispersion relation and purely two-dimensional structure,
     have led to intense research into possible applications of this
     material in nanoscale devices. Here we report the first observation
     of saturating transistor characteristics in a graphene field-effect
     transistor. The saturation velocity depends on the charge-carrier
     concentration and we attribute this to scattering by interfacial
     phonons in the SiO2 layer supporting the graphene channels. Unusual
     features in the current-voltage characteristic are explained by a
     field-effect model and diffusive carrier transport in the presence
     of a singular point in the density of states. The electrostatic
     modulation of the channel through an efficiently coupled top gate
     yields transconductances as high as 150 microS microm-1 despite low
     on-off current ratios. These results demonstrate the feasibility of
     two-dimensional graphene devices for analogue and radio-frequency
     circuit applications without the need for bandgap engineering.

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[188]Stem cell Advance roundup : restroring hearing, fixing spinal cords,
fixing hearts and more

   [189]1. Researchers have created healthy stem cells from adult
   cells--no embryo required and no side effects.

     Until now, however, creating iPS [induced pluripotent stem] cells
     without integrated viruses had been a major hurdle for stem-cell
     researchers. Although Hochedlinger has overcome that hurdle, he
     says there is still some distance to travel. While retroviral
     techniques allow scientists to turn about one in every 1,000 skin
     cells into an iPS cell, the adenovirus is far less efficient: only
     one in every 10,000 to 100,000 fetal liver cells can be converted.

   Once there are more iPS cells they can be compared to embryonic stem
   cells to confirm that they are identical.
   [190]2. Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology
   Announces: Reversible 3D Cell Culture Gel Invented by IBN Published in
   [191]Nature Nanotechnology. This should help with the study and use of
   stem cells and increase the flexibility of working with cells.
   A thixotropic nanocomposite gel for three-dimensional cell culture
   Y. Shona Pek, Andrew C. A. Wan, Asha Shekaran, Lang Zhuo & Jackie Y.
   Ying

     Thixotropic materials, which become less viscous under stress and
     return to their original state when stress is removed, have been
     used to deliver gel-cell constructs and therapeutic agents. Here we
     show that a polymer-silica nanocomposite thixotropic gel can be
     used as a three-dimensional cell culture material. The gel
     liquefies when vortexed--allowing cells and biological components
     to be added--and resolidifies to trap the components when the shear
     force from spinning is removed. Good permeability of nutrients and
     gases through the gel allows various cell types to proliferate and
     be viable for up to three weeks. Human mesenchymal stem cells
     cultured in stiffer gels developed bone-like behaviour, showing
     that the rheological properties of the gel can control cell
     differentiation. No enzymatic, chemical, or photo-crosslinking,
     changes in ionic strength or temperature are required to form or
     liquefy the gel, offering a way to sub-culture cells without using
     trypsin--a protease commonly used in traditional cell culture
     techniques.

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   3. [193]Researchers in Rochester, N.Y., and Colorado have shown that
   manipulating stem cells prior to transplantation may hold the key to
   overcoming a critical obstacle to using stem cell technology to repair
   spinal cord injuries.

     The research teams in Denver and Rochester consider the
     dramatically dissimilar outcomes between the different astrocyte
     transplants a development that can change the way stem cell
     technologies are used to repair spinal cord injuries. To that end,
     the researchers are in the process of developing a safe, efficient
     and cost-effective way to use this approach to better define the
     optimal human astrocytes with an eye toward use for clinical
     trials.

   4. [194]According to an Italian research team publishing their
   findings in the current issue of Cell Transplantation, hearing loss
   due to cochlear damage may be repaired by transplantation of human
   umbilical cord hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) since they show that a
   small number migrated to the damaged cochlea and repaired sensory hair
   cells and neurons.
   5. [195]Mayo Clinic investigators have demonstrated that stem cells
   can be used to regenerate heart tissue to treat dilated
   cardiomyopathy, a congenital defect.

     Researchers transplanted 200,000 embryonic stem cells into the wall
     of the left ventricle of the knockout mice. After one month the
     treatment improved heart performance, synchronized electrical
     impulses and stopped heart deterioration, ultimately saving the
     animal's life. Stem cells had grafted into the heart and formed new
     cardiac tissue. Additionally, the stem cell transplantation
     restarted cell cycle activity and halved the fibrosis that had been
     developing after the initial damage. Stem cell therapy also
     increased stamina and removed fluid buildup in the body, so
     characteristic in heart failure.

   6. [196]Immature, or "baby," fat cells lurk in the walls of the blood
   vessels that nourish fatty tissue, just waiting for excess calories to
   help them grow into the adult monsters responsible for packing on the
   extra pounds, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have found
   in mice.

     In future research, the scientists plan to characterize the cells
     more fully and to isolate the progenitors just by removing unwanted
     fat. These cells then can be moved to other locations in that same
     person for reconstructive purposes, to treat a variety of diseases,
     and also paradoxically to treat obesity and diabetes.

   7. [197]A single cell can repopulate damaged skeletal muscle in mice,
   say scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine, who
   devised a way to track the cell's fate in living animals. The research
   is the first to confirm that so-called satellite cells encircling
   muscle fibers harbor an elusive muscle stem cell.

     Identifying and isolating such a cell in humans would have profound
     therapeutic implications for disorders such as muscular dystrophy,
     injury and muscle wasting due to aging, disuse or disease.

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[214]Spacex fourth launch successfully reaches orbit

   [215]Spacex Exploration Technologies has successfully launched the
   first privately-developed all-liquid fuel rocket that was able to
   reach orbit.

     [216]Falcon 1, a 70-foot-long rocket powered by liquid oxygen and
     kerosene, is the first in a family of low-cost launch vehicles
     priced at $7.9 million each.
     Besides the Falcon 1, SpaceX is developing for NASA a larger launch
     vehicle, Falcon 9, capable of flying to the international space
     station when the current space shuttle fleet retires in 2010.

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   There should be two more launches in 2008. A falcon 1 with a payload
   and the first flight of the Falcon 9 heavy lift rocket. [218]The
   launch manifest has five launches planned in 2009 and three in 2010.
ATSB (Malaysia)  Q4 2008  Falcon 1

Falcon 9 Maiden Flight   2008  Falcon 9

MDA Corp. (Canada)  2009  Falcon 9

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[235]MIT solves 100 year Fluid Dynamics Problem

   This month the MIT team reports extending its fluid separation theory
   to three dimensions, as shown by this simulation of a fluid separating
   (green lines) from the surface of a spinning sphere it is flowing
   past. Image courtesy / Amit Surana, Gustaaf Jacobs and George Haller,
   MIT
   [236]MIT scientists and colleagues have reported new mathematical and
   experimental work for predicting where that aerodynamic separation
   will occur. This can lead to more efficient cars and better planes and
   boats.

     In 1904, Ludwig Prandtl derived the exact mathematical conditions
     for flow separation to occur. But his work had two major
     restrictions: first, it applied only to steady flows, such as those
     around a car moving at a constant low speed. Second, it only
     applied to idealized two-dimensional flows.
     Since 1904 there have been intense efforts to extend Prandtl's
     results to real-life problems, i.e., to unsteady three-dimensional
     flows.
     A century later, Haller led a group that did just that. In 2004
     Haller published his first paper in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics
     explaining the mathematics behind unsteady separation in two
     dimensions. This month, his team reports completing the theory by
     extending it to three dimensions. Haller's coauthors are Amit
     Surana, now at United Technologies; MIT student Oliver Grunberg;
     and Gustaaf Jacobs, now on the faculty at San Diego State
     University.

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   The researchers said it's too soon to quantify the level of
   improvement in performance of cars and planes that might stem from the
   work, noting that more work must be done before it can be applied to
   commercial technologies

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