- Other Interesting arXiv Papers (Week Ending 25 May 2013)
The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv preprint server
Computational Diagnosis of Canine Lymphoma
- Fuel Cells Could Offer Cheap Carbon-Dioxide Storage
A new type of fuel cell could make CO2 storage cheaper, but it could also prove to be a good way to pump more oil out of the ground.
The electrochemical reactions that occur inside fuel cells to generate electricity could provide a cheap way to selectively remove carbon dioxide from the exhaust gases of fossil-fuel power plants. The same reactions could concentrate the carbon dioxide, allowing it to be stored underground. The fuel cell could also be used to generate electricity, providing revenue to offset its cost.
- Now Television Advertisers Know You're Tweeting
If you tweet about a TV show or its ads, don’t be surprised if the advertisers “sponsored tweet” you back.
People love to tweet about television shows they are watching; this much, we know. But now the analytics technologies are producing the payback: televsion advertisers will find out and tweet them back.
- Stories from Around the Web (Week Ending May 24, 2013)
A roundup of the most interesting stories from other sites, collected by the staff at MIT Technology Review.
Inside Google’s Secret Lab
A bit light on detail and insight, but they got more out of Google than anyone else has.
—Tom Simonite, IT editor
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