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USAC implements new recycling program in De Neve (genetics news)

... Smithedajkul said he believes more people would recycle if they had the opportunity.

In addition to the extra recycling bins, floor recycling chair positions will be created and recycling contests and programs will be initiated to further encourage recycling.

The recyclable items will be collected twice a week, once by students and once by housekeeping.

Though the program will only apply to the two buildings, the Facilities Commission hopes to work with OCHC to extend the program to other dorms next year.

"This program is a trial to see how well this kind of recycling program will work," OCHC representative Betty Yee said.

"We're expecting it to be very successful, so hopefully this program can spread across the Hill." The realization of this program is a major stepping stone in creating awareness on the Hill to the importance, as well as simplicity, of recycling, Cheung said.

"Recycling is one of the easiest things people can do to bring about change," Cheung said.

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Scientists Discover Basic Defect In Cystic Fibrosis Airway Glands (genetics news)

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A robot may have aided in your surgery (genetics news)

...As scientists have learned how tiny cellular components such as genes and basic proteins affect health, physical scientists have developed the ability to manipulate similarly sized materials outside the body, a field called bionanotechnology.

Sweeney, the Baylor surgeon, said these new technologies could put surgeons out of business one day by healing the body from within.

"What we, as minimally invasive surgeons, have been doing is taking all of these new technologies and we're trying to use the same old operations to treat disease," he said.

"The next step that needs to happen is we need to devise new therapies with these new technologies.

That will be the real quantum leap for surgery." eric.berger@chron.com Subscribe to the paper for less than thirty cents a day!

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