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Silver Ions - In the News - February 12, 2004 University of Scranton Student Named to All-USA College Academic Teams for Research with Silver Ions First reported by the By Lauren Roth, Times-Shamrock News Writer, 2003 @ The Citizens Voice Christopher J. Corey, senior at the University of Scranton, was named to USA Today's ALL-USA College Academic Teams, after writing to USA Today about his lab research with silver-coated nylon medical bandages. Corey, a senior majoring in biochemistry, biomathematics and biophysics, stated that "Silver is a broad-spectrum antibiotic and antifungal..." See also: Silverlon Wound Dressing Commentary
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nanoparticle coated cotton fibers, for the first time, has been introduced
into fashion wear. Scientists at Cornell University have developed
a "flu and cold preventing" fibre that is being featured in the "Glitterati" clothing
line introduced by Olivia Ong at the College of Human Ecology's Department
of Fiber Science and Apparel Design. One square yard of the high tech
cotton cloth costs $10,000.00.
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and Flu Preventing Silver Nanotechnology enters Fashion Market
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