Computer Modeling News

Posted April 26, 2002:

• Dynamic Brain Atlas May Help Diagnose Patients Using Advanced Brain Scans

Posted April 3, 2002:

• NASA Pinpoints Where Rain Comes From And Where It Goes

Posted March 28, 2002:

• Innovative Research Enhancing U.S. Military Capabilities By Changing The Future Of Computing

Posted March 25, 2002:

• Teaching Computers To Replace Lost Sounds

Posted March 21, 2002:

• Using "Nature's Toolbox," A DNA Computer Solves A Complex Problem

Posted March 14, 2002:

• Researchers Demonstrate Direct, Real-Time Brain Control Of Computer Cursor

Posted March 11, 2002:

• Distributed Computing Project Delivers First Step Towards Anthrax Cure

Posted February 26, 2002:

• "Smart" Methods For Detecting Computer Network Intruders

Posted February 21, 2002:

• Origami Helps Scientists Solve Problems

Posted January 31, 2002:

• How To Unclog The Internet? Put It In Reverse

Posted January 25, 2002:

• Black Hole Mystery Mimicked By Supercomputer

Posted January 17, 2002:

• Technique Aims To Protect, Possibly Improve Internet Video

Posted January 14, 2002:

• Novel Simulations Of Turbulent Reacting Flows Provide Insight Into Physics Of Internal Combustion

Posted January 8, 2002:

• Rethinking Magic Numbers For Sports Leagues

Posted December 25, 2001:

• Researcher's Efficient Calculations Allow Researchers To Predict Structure And Function Of Large Molecules
• 18th Century Reverend Enlightens Evolutionary Biologists

Posted December 20, 2001:

• IBM's Test-Tube Quantum Computer Makes History; First Demonstration Of Shor's Historic Factoring Algorithm

Posted December 18, 2001:

• New Public-Domain Database Could Advance Human Computer Interaction Through Sound

Posted December 13, 2001:

• The Sun's Chilly Impact On Earth

Posted December 10, 2001:

• Tracking Path Of Virulent Bacteria Via The Web

Posted December 6, 2001:

• Future Looks Bright For Starlight High-Speed Optical Fiber Network Connection

Posted November 30, 2001:

• New Computer Program Detects Overlooked Gene Segments: Previous Estimates Of Human Gene Number Too Low

Posted November 28, 2001:

• Sufferers From Glaucoma, Cataracts And Other Low-Vision Disorders Could Be Aided By Cornell Computer Graphics Technology

Posted November 23, 2001:

• NIST Helps Close Electronic Nooks To Computer-Using Crooks

Posted November 20, 2001:

• NCAR's "Blue Sky" Supercomputer Technology To Spur Climate, Weather Research

Posted November 16, 2001:

• Supercomputer Simulations Provide Details Of Formation Of The First Star Universe

Posted November 14, 2001:

• Computer-Controlled Differential Braking Can Prevent Heavy Truck Rollover Accidents

Posted November 12, 2001:

• NSF-Funded Terascale Computing System Ranks As World's Second Fastest; Pittsburgh-Based Computer Hits Peak Of Six Trillion Operations Per Second

Posted November 7, 2001:

• Computers With Human-Like Vision Could Strengthen Security And Surveillance, UCLA Researchers Say

Posted November 2, 2001:

• Sandia Modelers Help Micromachine Designers Succeed In Economic Jungle

Posted October 22, 2001:

• Researchers Put Their Heads Together To Understand Complex World Of Wild Plants And Animals

Posted October 19, 2001:

• Computers Help Veterinarians Diagnosis Pets With Rare Diseases

Posted October 16, 2001:

• Genetic Algorithms "Naturally Select" Better Satellite Orbits

Posted October 15, 2001:

• University Of Iowa Professor Wins Again, Solves 40-Year-Old Mathematics Problem

Posted October 5, 2001:

• Terascale Computing System -- The Most Powerful System In The World Committed To Unclassified Research -- Installed At Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

Posted September 28, 2001:

• Virtual Lung Models Every Breath You Take - And Its Impact

Posted September 27, 2001:

• Fractal Extremes Predict Impending Breakdowns

Posted September 26, 2001:

• Geodesic Climate Model Uses Different Mapping Technique, Coordinates And Supercomputing To Improve Predictions

Posted September 25, 2001:

• "Quantum Dots" Could Form Basis Of New Computers
• Rutgers Scientists Mapping DNA Links To Complex Diseases

Posted September 24, 2001:

• Protein-Like Molecules Could Form Medical Devices, Electronics
• New Computer Model Tracks And Predicts Paths Of Earth's Dust

Posted September 20, 2001:

• Computers To Help Doctors Identify Rare Diseases

Posted September 19, 2001:

• Computer Simulations Predict What Astronomers Will "See" With Gravitational Wave Telescopes When Two Black Holes Collide

Posted September 13, 2001:

• Quantum Computer Could Solve Problems In A Few Months That Would Take Conventional Computers Millions Of Years
• Astronomers, Computer Scientists Develop Supercomputing For Supernova Research
• Web Site Lists Safety Of Loved Ones Following Terrorist Attacks

Posted August 22, 2001:

• Supercomputer Paints Electric Landscape Of Cellular Structures; Researchers Create Atomic-Resolution Maps Of Microtubules And Ribosomes

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