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RSC Chemistry World, 6/2006 FEATURES: Chemical Origami |
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Fox News Channel, 6/11/2006 "Handheld Device: New Sensor for Detecting Cocaine in Blood or Saliva" A two-minute story on the Electronic Cocaine Biosensor appeared on Fox News Channel on Sunday, June 11, 2006. It was shown in different versions at various times throughout the day. |
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| Analytical Chemistry 78(9):2869, 5/1/2006 ANALYTICAL CURRENTS: Electrochemical Aptamer Sensor |
| The Ninth World Congress on Biosensors, May 10-12, 2006, Toronto, CANADA Oral Presentation O95: Electronic Aptamer-Based Detection of Cocaine in Blood Serum |
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Fox News.com, 4/13/2006 Researchers Develop Portable Cocaine Detector |
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LiveScience.com, 4/13/2006 Researchers Develop Portable Cocaine-A-Lyzer |
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Sploid.com, 4/13/2006 The Party's Over, It's The Cocaine-A-Lyzer |
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Nature Methods 3(4):244, 4/2006 RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS: BIOSENSORS doi:10.1038/nmeth0406-244b Coke and Chips - A Winning Combination? PDF: Coke and Chips - A Winning Combination? |
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Technology Review (Germany), 3/17/2006 Kokain-Schnüffler zum Mitnehmen |
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Heise Online (Germany), 3/17/2006 Hightech für Drogenfahnder |
MIT Technology Review, 3/10/2006
A Fast and Simple Cocaine Detector
Chemical & Engineering News, 3/6/2006
Quick Cocaine Detection
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RSC Chemistry World, 3/2/2006 Chemists Crack Cocaine Detection |
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MSN ZDNet, 3/1/2006 Sensor Instantly Detects Cocaine in Blood |
C|NET News, 3/1/2006
Sensor Instantly Detects Cocaine in Blood
News-Medical.Net, 3/1/2006
Hand-held Device for Detecting Illegal and Legal Drugs
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Homeland Security Daily Wire, 2/28/2006 Portable Drug and Bioterror Sensor Developed with Help of High School Students |
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UCSB Daily Nexus, 2/28/2006 UCSB Scientists Create Cocaine-Detecting Tool |
The Register (UK), 2/28/2006
'Unfoolable' Portable Cocaine Detector Invented
ASCP LabMedicine, 2/28/2006
Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at UC Santa Barbara
Science Daily, 2/28/2006
Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at UC Santa Barbara
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medGadget, 2/27/2006 Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed |
United Press International, 2/27/2006
Portable Cocaine Sensor on the Cheap
All Headline News, 2/27/2006
Cocaine Detection Device Created By High School Students and Nobel Laureate
MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base, 2/24/2006
Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at University of California, Santa Barbara; High School Students, Nobel Laureate Contributed
AScribe Newswire, 2/24/2006
Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at University of California, Santa Barbara; High School Students, Nobel Laureate Contributed
| Electronic DNA Biosensor |
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UCSB Daily Nexus, 1/16/2004 High Tech: DNA |
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Research featured in:
The Nature of Things with David Suzuki
Biomimicry: Learning From Nature - Part 2
Biomimicry is a new science that studies nature's best ideas and then immitates these designs and processes to solve human problems. In this second program we visit biologists Herbert Waite at UC-Santa Barbara, and chemist Robin Garrell at UCLA, whose studies of mussels' adhesive capabilities reveal exciting models and possibilities for industry and medicine....
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CBC Television: The Nature of Things with David Suzuki Biomimicry: Learning From Nature |
Bullfrog Films
Biomimicry: Learning From Nature - Part 2. Reviews and Ordering Information
The American Biology Teacher. 65(9): 714-716, 2003.
doi: 10.1662/0002-7685(2003)065[0714:CTR]2.0.CO;2
Classroom Technology Reviews. Biomimicry: Learning from Nature, Parts 1 & 2. (Review)
PDF: Classroom Technology Reviews. Biomimicry: Learning from Nature, Parts 1 & 2. (Review)
