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Better beer: College team creating anticancer brew
... time thinking about beer, but a group of Rice University students are taking it to the next level. They're using genetic engineering to create beer that contains ...Bottoms Up: Rice University Students Work On Anticancer “BioBeer”
... know what the heck a cartouche is. Nowadays, students are embracing this same concept, incorporating their interests ... what they feel passionately about. And what has always interested college students?--Beer. Duh. Read ...New device measures hand muscle strength
HOUSTON, July 14 (UPI) -- Rice University students have invented an award-winning device that measures intrinsic hand muscle strength for diagnosing and treating hand injuries.Look at Mie!
... . That's the thought behind a new paper by Rice University students who decided to put to the test calculations made more than a century ago. In 1908, the German ...Grin and bear it: Dentists to test Rice University students' portable suction device
Rice University bioengineering students really get their teeth into their senior design projects. This year, one team got everybody else's teeth into it, too.Global Update: Technology: Light and Cheap, Student’s Microscope Holds Promise for Tuberculosis Tests
The device, less than a sixth of the cost and weight of a commercial microscope intended for the same purpose, was the senior project of a Rice University student.Electronics Breakthrough Could Revolutionize Memory Chips
Rice University student Jun Yao has found a new way to make computer memory chips. His discovery could revolutionize the budding field of nanoelectronics.Small Fixes: Helping Newborns Breathe, No Spanking Required
A device developed by a Rice University student is meant to function like the CPAP machines used to treat apnea, keeping infants’ airways open.Student-devised process would prep Chinese shale gas for sale
... team of Rice University students accepted a challenge to turn shale gas produced in China into a range of useful, profitable ...
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