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Some Navigator Events Were Canceled

Feb 25, 2014

In Georgia, some navigator events were canceled after health law opponents held a protest at one and posted other events on its website, urging more protests. In South Dakota, meanwhile, a lawmaker introduced a bill to require state ...

Tags: UGA, Health Law Navigator, Coweta County, ACA

Salt Lake Near Yosemite National Park Are Colonies of Bacteria with an Unusual Property

Jan 20, 2014

Buried deep in the mud along the banks of a remote salt lake near Yosemite National Park are colonies of bacteria with an unusual property: they breathe a toxic metal to survive. Researchers from the University of Georgia discovered the ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Georgia Cattle Farmers Search for Alternative Ways to Supplement Hay They Feed Herd

Jan 15, 2014

Poor hay quality due to last year's increased rainfall, has Georgia cattle farmers searching for alternative ways to supplement the hay they feed their herd. Jacob Segers, beef cattle specialist with University of Georgia Extension, ...

Tags: hay quality, Georgia cattle farmers, supplement the hay, feed herd

X-ray Could Be Used in Warm-White LED

May 24, 2013

Light-emitting diodes, better known as LEDs, offer substantial energy savings over incandescent and fluorescent lights and are easily produced in single colors such as red or green commonly used in traffic lights or children's toys. ...

Tags: Tiny Crystals, LED Lights

A Group of Researchers at The University of Georgia Have Developed a New Phosphor

Jan 24, 2013

A research group has fabricated what it claims is the world's first LED that emits warm-white light using a single phosphor. A group of researchers at the University of Georgia, together with other collaborators, have developed a new ...

Tags: LED, warm-white light, single phosphor

University of Georgia Scientists Fabricated The World's First LED Emiting Warm White Light

Jan 23, 2013

Now, University of Georgia scientists have fabricated what is thought to be the world's first LED that emits warm white light using a single light emitting material, or phosphor, with a single emitting center for illumination. The material ...

Tags: warm white light, LED, lighting

LED Lights, Making a Warm White Light Using a Single Light-Emitting Materials

Jan 22, 2013

Scientists at the University of Georgia claim to have developed the world's first LED lights that emit warm white light using a single emitting material. The move means that LEDs could soon become even more suitable for people to use in ...

Tags: white light, LED Lighting Industry, LED, Lighting

Breakthroughs on Creating Ultimate White LED Is Made by University of Georgia Scientists

Jan 22, 2013

Scientists from University of Georgia have made breakthroughs on creating an LED that emits a warm white light using a single light emitting material, or phosphor, with a single emitting center for illumination. One of the researchers on ...

Tags: White LED, LED, LED industry

Top 10 List of The "Can't-Live-Without-It" Garden Tool

Aug 7, 2012

Do you have a favorite garden tool? Something that you keep within arm’s reach every time you go into the garden? What do you use to make digging, pruning, growing or harvesting better for the back or more soothing for the soul? The ...

Tags: Learning Center, Garden Tool

Scientists Have Developed a Rapid Diagnostic Test to Accurately Identify Contaminants

Jul 23, 2012

Scientists at the University of Georgia,US,have developed a rapid diagnostic test to accurately identify,detect bacteria and chemical contaminants. In a series of studies,the scientists were able to identify compounds such as lactic acid ...

Tags: rapid diagnostic test, chemical contaminants, bacteria

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