Hearing that fuel cells aren't the most efficient thing in the world shouldn't take you by surprise, but a determination by one Alfred Anderson just might. The chemistry professor from Case Western Reserve University is now making a case for using something other than platinum as the "catalyst most commonly used to convert chemical energy to … [Read more...]
Researcher calls platinum wrong for fuel cell development, looks elsewhere for efficiency
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Fish researcher accused of not doing his homework
August 23, 2011 by
VANCOUVER - A biologist says he hasn't discovered any exotic germs that have been introduced to B.C. wild salmon through the eggs of farmed Atlantic fish.But Michael Kent, a microbiologist at Oregon State University, was criticized by a lawyer for a coalition of groups opposed to fish farms who accused him of not doing his research.Gregory McDade … [Read more...]
