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  First Steps in TRIZ Workshop Bath University UK December 2009

  Workshop First Steps in TRIZ Three-day Workshop taught by Russian Specialists Day 1 Break-through Ideas Introduction to solving problems Day 2 Reliability by Design Challenge your system or product Day 3 Benefits from Shock Resources for survival in business

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  Edge detection crucial to eyesight

  In a major advance in understanding how our eyesight works, Australian scientists have shown that birds' amazing flight and landing precision relies on their ability to detect edges. The research suggests that edge detection is crucial in helping all animals, including humans, move ...

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  Energy Harvesting for Future UAVs

  Photos Dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) technology is expected to power Air Force unmanned air vehicles of the future. DSSCs are optimum energy harvesters that may ultimately enable longer flight times without additional refueling (photo courtesy of Drs. Morio Nagata and Minoru Taya, ...

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  The anti-virus software that's modelled on ants | Technology | The Guardian

  For most people, the reaction to discovering that your computer has a bug is to throw your hands in the air, swear and call a friend. That might be about to change, now that US researchers have discovered a fresh approach to computer security that takes real-life bugs as its inspiration. Their ...

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  Designing packs as nature intended | packagingnews.co.uk

  News Designing packs as nature intended Catherine Dawes, Packaging News , 30 September 2009 Finding the best solutions to the most tricky of packaging head-scratchers can be difficult, but the answer to the problem can often be there for all to see, in nature. Catherine Dawes looks at ...

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