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[IMAGE]=09 Volume 1 Issue 10  The Insighter, Technical Insight's monthly e-=
newsletter, delves into world-wide technical developments with articles wri=
tten by Technical Insights' analysts. The e-newsletter provides intelligenc=
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cess to the most current findings.)   Science and Government   Sensor Techn=
ology  Genetic Technology  Performance Materials  Inside R&D  Microelectron=
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g Polymers   Bioterrorism: Just How Imminent is the Threat?  by David Krame=
r - Science and Government Report Alerts   In the wake of the events of Sep=
t. 11, it's become almost a mantra that terrorists will soon unleash biolog=
ical weapons against US cities. Articles on the subject are appearing on a =
daily basis in the popular press, fueled by revelations that the World Trad=
e Center and Pentagon hijackers had looked into crop dusting prior to their=
 suicide attacks. But how much of the threat of bioterrorism is hype and ho=
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MEMS (D228)  For information on other related reports   Tiny Nanowire Array=
s Sense Hydrogen by Charles Joslin - Sensor Technology Alerts  As we move i=
nto alternative engines such as fuel cells that are fueled with hydrogen, w=
e will need sensors to keep track of what's going on. We will want better h=
ydrogen sensors to monitor performance and detect leaks of this explosive g=
as from storage tanks. Just in time, chemists in California and France have=
 come up with a nanowire array that will do this with a minimum of fuss. It=
 gives us both extremely small hydrogen sensors and hydrogenactivated switc=
hes. Either way, they will take little space, will work quickly at room tem=
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d report Nanodevices (D220)  For information on other related reports   Com=
monwealth Checks DNA of Bio-Terrorist Organism by Al Hester - Genetic Techn=
ology News Alerts  The September 11 attacks have increased concerns about p=
ossible future attacks with biological agents. Identification of such an ag=
ent is the first step in protection from it. Commonwealth Biotechnologies I=
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nron Corporation.    In the Wake of Terrorist Attacks  [Performance Materia=
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ide R&D] Their study tells them that silicon technology still has enormous =
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