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A new research report that suggests that fullerenes (buckyballs) can inhibit the activity of cells involved in allergic responses.

A look into the world of nanotechnology, cancer, and the point at which the two collide; including a discussion of cancer treatments and cancer monitoring and detection technology.

Carbon buckyballs were first discovered in 1985 but their formation process has remained a mystery. Recently scientists have discovered the mechanism that produces carbon buckyballs from carbon graphite.

UW-Madison scientists are at the cutting edge of a technology that poses enormous potential, and great risks

UW-Madison scientists are at the cutting edge of a technology that poses enormous potential, and great risks

A team of scientists, including Peter Schultz, a planetary geologist at Brown University, have come up with evidence that shows that the cause was very likely an asteroid impact and that caused sudden can drastic climate changes that killed off the animals.