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Hubble Technology Benefits New Satellite Phone System
January 18, 1999 — Computer software developed for NASA's Hubble Space Telescope will soon help operate a worldwide, satellite-based phone system called Globalstar. This software is a key feature of NASA Goddard ... > full story -
Experimental Break-Ins Reveal Vulnerability In Internet, UNIX Computer Security
January 14, 1999 — Duke University computer science researchers found that using an experimental computer, they could "crack"within an average 3.75 hours the encryption that protects such privately held ... > full story -
How A Down-To-The-Wire Computer Fix At Cornell Enabled A Troubled Spacecraft To Take Images Of An Asteroid
January 12, 1999 — Some 240 million miles from Earth, a spacecraft hurtled through the black void of space, off its intended course. But thanks to the creation of a last-minute fix by Cornell University mission ... > full story -
Poll Finds Americans Generally Not Worried About Possible "Year 2000" Computer Glitches
January 8, 1999 — While a majority of Americans think computer mistakes due to the Year-2000 issue will cause only minor problems for themselves or in general, nearly half surveyed said they would avoid travelling on ... > full story -
UF To Spend $3 Million To Ready Every Classroom For The Millennium
December 30, 1998 — The university has launched a $3 million campuswide renovation program to bring new multimedia capabilities, new lighting, new furniture and structural improvements to its ... > full story -
Moving Medical Images On The Internet Using Java
December 21, 1998 — A computer scientist at Washington University in St. Louis has adapted the hottest programming language of the Internet and applied it to a burgeoning revolution in medicine - ... > full story -
UF's First Online Distance Learning Program Off To Strong Start
December 18, 1998 — UF's first Internet online degree program, first developed a year ago as an electrical and computer engineering master's degree program, allows students anywhere on the globe to watch ... > full story -
New Memory For Computers -- University Of Utah Researchers Developing Nonvolatile RAM Technology
December 16, 1998 — University of Utah researchers have announced a major breakthrough in the development of a new type of memory aimed at revolutionizing the computer industry and related fields. ... > full story -
Mathematician Studies Fourth Dimension
December 14, 1998 — University of Massachusetts mathematics professor Robert Kusner chuckles as he recalls the scenes from the Star Wars movies, in which the spacecraft rapidly accelerates into hyperspace. "The ... > full story -
Bell Labs Luminaries Dennis Ritchie And Ken Thompson To Receive National Medal Of Technology
December 8, 1998 — Two luminaries in the world of computing sciences, Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson, of Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs, have been awarded the U.S. National Medal of Technology. ... > full story -
Improved Class Of Gallium Arsenide Transistors May Lead To Higher Performance Wireless, Computer Applications
December 7, 1998 — Bell Labs researchers have developed an improved class of gallium arsenide-based transistors that may lead to cellular phones with longer battery lives and more powerful wireless base stations. ... > full story -
Surf’s Up: Computer Wavelet Tool Filters Information
December 2, 1998 — Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researchers are developing an escape from information anxiety - TOPIC ISLANDS™. This new interactive software program transforms data from large documents ... > full story
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