I see a Nobel coming out of this

Scientists in the UK (Cambridge) have discovered a previously unknown method used by the body to destroy viruses once they enter cells.
It was thought that the game was over when the virus invaded an individual cell because the body's defenses could not follow, but the new discovery shows that antibodies can piggyback the virus and enter the cell with it.
Once in the cell, the antibody triggers the cell's defenses, which dismember the virus within hours.
Scientists hope to use this knowledge to help boost the body's response to viral infections from the common cold to HIV.

Gee, isn't Cambridge the source of Climategate?

Cracking water with a virus

From the Global Warmist supporting Scientific American via American Thinker:
An engineered virus can break water into Oxygen and Hydrogen for use in fuel cells.
There is, of course, a lot of work before this is viable for production uses but it is a great idea if it works (just make sure the virus can't survive in salt water).