Computer Graphics News

Posted March 20, 2012:

• Camera Peers Around Corners: New Imaging System Uses Opaque Walls, Doors or Floors as 'Mirrors'

Posted March 16, 2012:

• New Technique Lights Up the Creation of Holograms

Posted March 14, 2012:

• Seeing Pictures of Food Affects Taste Perception

Posted March 13, 2012:

• Voters Favor Deep-Voiced Politicians

Posted March 8, 2012:

• Nintendo Wii™ Game Controllers Help Diagnose Eye Disorder
• Scientists Detect Seismic Signals from Tornado

Posted March 7, 2012:

• Players Get More Pleasure from Motion-Based Video Games

Posted March 6, 2012:

• The Cutting Edge: Exploring the Efficiency of Bladed Tooth Shape

Posted March 5, 2012:

• Conscious Perception Has Little to Do With Primary Visual Cortex, Research Suggests

Posted March 2, 2012:

• When Our Eyes Serve Our Stomach

Posted March 1, 2012:

• First Computer Model of How Buds Grow Into Leaves

Posted February 28, 2012:

• Enhanced Brain-Computer Interface Promises Unparalleled Autonomy for Disabled
• Future Smart Phones Will Project Images on the Wall

Posted February 27, 2012:

• Video Games Depict Religion as Violent, Problematized, Study Shows

Posted February 23, 2012:

• Metal Nanoparticles Shine With Customizable Color
• Impulsive Kids Play More Video Games, and Kids Who Play More Video Games May Become More Impulsive

Posted February 21, 2012:

• Neuroscientists Identify How the Brain Works to Select What We (Want To) See

Posted February 20, 2012:

• High Definition Polarization Vision Discovered in Cuttlefish

Posted February 19, 2012:

• 'Duet of One' Possible With Hand-Controlled Voice Synthesizer

Posted February 16, 2012:

• 'Tornados' Created Inside Electron Microscopes
• New Robots Can Continuously Map Their Environment With Low-Cost Camera
• Video Games Lead to New Paths to Treat Cancer, Other Diseases

Posted February 15, 2012:

• Virtual Reality Supports Planning by Architects

Posted February 9, 2012:

• Creativity: Anyone Can Learn to Be More Inventive, Expert Says

Posted February 8, 2012:

• Sound Rather Than Sight Can Activate 'Seeing' for the Blind, Say Researchers
• Obstacles No Barrier to Higher Speeds for Worms

Posted February 7, 2012:

• Scientists Develop Biological Computer to Encrypt and Decipher Images
• Engineers Boost Computer Processor Performance by Over 20 Percent

Posted February 6, 2012:

• Why People Can Hold Visual Information in Great Detail in Their Working Memory

Posted February 3, 2012:

• Judder-Free Videos on the Smartphone

Posted February 1, 2012:

• Artificial Intelligence: Getting Better at the Age Guessing Game

Posted January 27, 2012:

• Kitchen Gadget Inspires Scientist to Make More Effective Plastic Electronics

Posted January 26, 2012:

• Cosmology in a Petri Dish

Posted January 25, 2012:

• Adolescents With Autism Spend Free Time Using Solitary, Screen-Based Media

Posted January 23, 2012:

• Researchers Quantify Muscle Soreness

Posted January 20, 2012:

• Autism Redefined: New Diagnostic Criteria More Restrictive

Posted January 18, 2012:

• Important Gene-Regulation Proteins Pinpointed by New Method
• Faster-Than-Fast Fourier Transform
• Gaming Technology for Calculating Floods

Posted January 13, 2012:

• Concept of 'Overactive Bladder' Serves Commercial Interests Rather Than Patient Interests, Experts Say
• High-Speed CMOS Sensors Provide Better Images

Posted January 12, 2012:

• Deaf Sign Language Users Pick Up Faster on Body Language

Posted January 11, 2012:

• Stretching Exercises: Using Digital Images to Understand Bridge Failures
• People Mimic Each Other, but Only When They Have the Same Goal, Study Suggests
• Increasing Need for Rehabilitation for Eye Disease
• Cyber Project Looks to Help IT Professionals With DNS Vulnerabilities

Posted January 6, 2012:

• Scientists Map the Frontiers of Vision

Posted January 5, 2012:

• New Working Definition of 'Recovery' from Mental Disorders and Substance Use Disorders

Posted January 4, 2012:

• How Male Spiders Use Eavesdropping to One-Up Their Rivals

Posted January 3, 2012:

• 'BINGO!' Game Helps Researchers Study Perception Deficits

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