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Kyushu Institute of Technology research group proposes using ethanol as a direct fuel in next-generation fuel cells.

Ethanol powered fuel cells up to now have had a number of drawbacks including low catalytic performance, poor fuel cell efficiency, and a decrease in open voltage due to ethanol crossover when the ethanol concentration was increased to boost efficiency. The Kyushu University research group is proposing the use of a direct ethanol fuel cell to address these problems.

First, it is possible to boost the fuel cell performance while operating at room temperature by using oxidized nanoparticles as the anode catalyst. Next a composite catalyst is used for the cathode catalyst. This arrangement curbs the decrease in the open voltage caused by ethanol crossover, and makes it possible to use a highly concentrated ethanol solution.

Researchers are looking to develop a commercially feasible low-load fuel cell that uses ethanol, a renewable fuel, as a direct fuel.

The US Army uses new technology to entice recruits. A life sized video game rolls into towns to give people a little taste of what war could be like

Baba now has a Twitter Account
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This is technically the best recorded PvP kill so far in the history of RS PvP worlds, if anybody shows me footage of a dragon full helm pk with better specs than this i will change this statement.

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Charles Simonyi, Microsoft Former Chief Architect, Spaceman, Sees the Future of Software Development

Yesterday at the Technology Review’s annual summit on the MIT campus, Charles Simonyi, former chief architect Microsoft where, he lead the creation of Excel and Word, made the keynote speech.

He outlined a new approach to creating software, which is the business of his company Intentional Software. The system integrates “domain experts” with software developers. Here’s a report on ZDNet and another on CNET.

Charles Simonyi has accumulated quite a bit of wealth, Forbes put his net worth at $1 billion. He is one of the first space tourists, having paid $20 million for a two week trip on the International Space Station. His pal Martha Stewart accompanied him to Russia where she cooked a dinner to bring up in space for Charles and those lucky cosmonauts!

Doing the interview for Beet.TV here is Jason Pontin, editor and chief and publisher of Technology Review.

Speaking of Excel, it’s been in the news over the last couple of days with the discovery of a multiplication error. We did not ask Charles about his thoughts about it. Darn!

Great Times at MIT!

Hangin’ with Jason and Jai Singh (c), Editor-in-Chief of CNET’s News.com. Jai was Jason’s first boss way back in the InfoWorld days. Jai flew in from San Francisco for the conference.

Much more video to come: Great interviews with Kevin Rose, “our man in Paris” Tariq Krim of Netvibes and we “StumpledUpon” Garrett Camp! (The threesome above.) And others. Also, we swung by Forrester Research in Cambridge for the scoop on the HD formats war, the future of PC’s and more. Stay tuned to the purple channel!

— Andy Plesser

Posted on Thursday, September 27, 2007

Panasonic’s Bill Taylor describes Panasonic’s phone kit that uses Bluetooth technology to enable you to connect your cell phone to a home handset. You can connect multiple handsets to your cell phone at home using Panasonic’s Bluetooth phone kit. How does Panasonic’s Bluetooth phone kit work?

The Boys Toys team look at the ‘latest’ technology ten years ago. Here the girls review that cutting edge technology – the mini disc.

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At Embedded Technology 2008, Omron exhibited its OmCR, an optical character recognition software that can identify and translate text from a picture. This system can be used on cell phones and computers.

Up till now, OCR progams had difficulty recognizing characters in poor lighting or complex images. This program is intended for translating billboards and signs, menus, business cards and websites.

The Mobile OmCR can be equipped on various equipment and Omron plans on developing androids, iPhones, various cell phones and embedded equipment which support this software.

Currently OmCR is set to translate to Japanese.

World Business: Health care technology has come a long way from the crude surgical tools of the 19th century to the advanced keyhole techniques seen today. Now there is a whole new generation of technology that could revolutionize the Doctors surgery of the 21st century, surgical robots.