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From early studies of naturally radioactive elements, he quickly moved to exploit new techniques to create artificially radioactive elements.

OpenMesh's basic idea is that we could use some new techniques to create a secondary wireless Internet in countries like Libya, Syria, Iran, North Korea and other repressive regimes to allow citizens to communicate freely.

Engineering dean Emily Carter has spearheaded a new technique to create fertilizer using sunlight to break the bonds.

Elise Takahama writes for The Boston Globe that MIT researchers have developed a new technique to create "xenoproteins," manmade proteins that could be used to battle infectious diseases like Ebola.

Engineering of three-dimensional (3D) cardiac tissues using decellularized extracellular matrix could be a new technique to create an "organ-like" structure of the heart.

Bergmann has already used the new technique to create nanoscale images of transition metals such as manganese, which is essential for splitting water to form oxygen molecules (O2) during photosynthesis.

Now, John Rogers of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, who is one of the pioneers of flexible electronics, has devised a new technique to create ultra-thin and flexible circuits suitable for medical use.Dr Rogers first fabricated a mesh containing a circuit of silicon electronics by thinning silicon until it becomes flexible.

Next to that, he applied a relatively new technique to create a bronze-like covering.

"I love the craftsmanship behind rebuilding classic cocktails and using the same philosophy — combined with modern technique — to create new cocktails," Korchak, 29, said.

"Cell phones are ideal because simple stimuli are more acceptable there than on television, and jingles are relatively simple". And while piggybacking on popular tunes breeds positive associations, "marketers may be able to use new auditory display techniques to create specific sounds designed to elicit specific behaviors," Bonabeau says.

Paying homage to 60s psychedelia and the surrealists of the 1920s, photographers are using many new photo manipulation techniques to create surreal images.