Murray Sabrin writes:
Bob:
Hope all is well. The first stop of my state tour was a success. One of the organizers said:
"You are a very engaging speaker, obviously you know your material and history. You made me look great holding such a quality event." Another attendee, a businessman and inventor, said he learned more in the two hour presentation about the economy than he has in the past 15 years.
Larry Kotlikoff will be the keynote speaker at the Medicare/Medicaid symposium I am moderating at Ramapoo /College on April 21 at 7pm. Your readers are invited to attend the event, and they can register at http://www.ramapo.edu/asb/medicare-medicaid-symposium/.
For your readers who cannot attend, I am pleased to inform you that the event will be streamed live on the Internet.
Regards,
Murray
Costs could always come down if they let them....
ReplyDeleteBreakthrough Molecular 3D Printer Can Print Billions of Possible Compounds
Burke and his team have created a machine which could be described as a major breakthrough in the field of chemistry, a ‘molecule-making machine’. Sound futuristic? Well that’s because it is. The machine, which was described in a paper featured in today’s issue of Science, could best be described as a 3D printer for chemicals.
“We wanted to take a very complex process, chemical synthesis, and make it simple,” explained Burke. “Simplicity enables automation, which, in turn, can broadly enable discovery and bring the substantial power of making molecules to nonspecialists.”
The way the machine works is quite extraordinary.
http://3dprint.com/50777/molecular-3d-printer/