Computer Modeling News

Posted May 9, 2001:

• Operation Of Self-Aiming Camera Modeled On How Part Of Brain Works

Posted April 27, 2001:

• Purdue Team Develops Watermark To Protect Electronic Documents

Posted April 26, 2001:

• Technique Detects When Satellites Are Low On Fuel

Posted April 10, 2001:

• Computer Program Predicts Chances Of Brain-Cell Death From Stroke

Posted March 29, 2001:

• Sandia To Release Enhanced Shock Wave Physics Software; Provides Greater Detail For Simulating A Projectile Penetration

Posted March 20, 2001:

• Computer Model Predicts Outcome Of DNA Shuffling

Posted March 19, 2001:

• Math Program Cracks Cause Of Venus Climate Change

Posted March 16, 2001:

• New View Of Evolving Genes, Proteins To Aid Bioinformatics

Posted March 13, 2001:

• Animated 3-D Boosts Deaf Education; "Andy" The Avatar Interprets By Signing

Posted February 26, 2001:

• Computer Program Lends New Precision To "Gamma Knife"

Posted February 19, 2001:

• Say ChEES(e): Software Helps UF Researchers Compare Expressions In Men And Women

Posted February 12, 2001:

• Rosetta May Hold Key To Predicting Protein Folding

Posted January 30, 2001:

• Terascale Computing System Comes On-Line: Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Beats Start-Up And Performance Targets

Posted January 26, 2001:

• Carnegie Mellon Professor's Unique New Vision Technology Will Be Used To Present Replays In Super Bowl XXXV

Posted January 25, 2001:

• Software Designed To Help Identify Criminals Who Write Ransom Notes, Forge Checks

Posted January 16, 2001:

• Spherical Motor Allows 3D Movement For Robots, Other Uses
• Computer Scientist Solves Old Salesman Problem

Posted January 12, 2001:

• Model Aims To Help Recyclers Curb High-Tech Trash

Posted January 5, 2001:

• Los Alamos Scientists Shed New Light On Quantum Computation

Posted January 1, 2001:

• Computer-Generated Comparative Maps Developed At Cornell Promise To Speed Up Slow Process Of Comparing Genomes

Posted December 25, 2000:

• Ancient Origins Found In Arabidopsis Genome

Posted December 21, 2000:

• Exploring Earth's Interior With Virtual Reality
• New Research Software To Simulate Biochemical Processes

Posted December 15, 2000:

• Chemistry Without Chemicals: New Supercomputer Center Helps Chemists Understand Complex Reaction Processes

Posted December 14, 2000:

• Screensavers Of The World, Unite!

Posted December 13, 2000:

• New Transistor Could Keep Computer Evolution On Track

Posted December 8, 2000:

• Standard Feature Of Web Browser Design Leaves Opening For Privacy Attacks
• Simple Rules Predict The Outcome Of Predator-Prey Struggles, Cornell Ecologists Show

Posted November 8, 2000:

• New Ergonomic Keyboard Relieves Wrist Pain
• New Grid Portal To Improve US Researchers' Access To Advanced Computing Resources

Posted November 3, 2000:

• Purdue Engineers Develop A Chair With "Sense"

Posted November 1, 2000:

• Low-Power Circuits Increasingly Needed In Wireless Age

Posted October 19, 2000:

• Brown Researchers Use Wildcards To Develop Better Way To Sequence DNA

Posted October 11, 2000:

• New Computer Simulation Allows Tires To Be Road Tested "Virtually" Before Manufacture
• Simplepower: A Faster Energy Estimation Tool For Microprocessor Designers

Posted October 10, 2000:

• Collecting Research Data On Computer Wave Of Future, UT Southwestern Researchers Report In Jama

Posted September 27, 2000:

• Terascale Computing System Will Come On-Line In February 2001

Posted September 21, 2000:

• ORNL Supercomputer Helping Shed Brighter Light On Fusion
• Readers Become Part Of The Action Through High-Tech Mixture Of Traditional Storytelling And Virtual Reality

Posted September 19, 2000:

• Chemical Found In Computer Can Cause Allergy, Sickness

Posted September 18, 2000:

• El Niño Cycles Linked To Cholera Outbreaks By Cornell Ecologist's Climate-Disease Model

Posted September 11, 2000:

• Computer Simulation Reveals Ups And Downs Of Jupiter's Winds

Posted September 8, 2000:

• Structural Cues Make "Six Degrees" Phenomenon Work

Posted September 7, 2000:

• Supercomputers Help University Of Idaho Scientists Explore Genetics And Bioinformatics

Posted September 5, 2000:

• UNC-Duke Scientists Develop Interactive Learning Tool Simulating Nerve Function

Posted August 31, 2000:

• Research Shows Potential Of "Nanojets" For Smaller Circuitry & Injecting Genes

Posted August 23, 2000:

• Water Quality -- Risk-Management Model Evaluates Groundwater-Remediation Designs

Posted August 18, 2000:

• Microelectromechanical Technology -- Meshless Numerical Methods Simplify Device Design And Analysis

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