Computer Programming News

Posted November 8, 2004:

• MIT Team Guides Airplane Remotely Using Spoken English

Posted October 12, 2004:

• Phoning Home From The Ocean Floor - By Computer

Posted October 4, 2004:

• Artificial Neural Networks Can Predict Clinical Outcomes Of Neuroblastoma Patients
• JPL Software Links Pediatric Doctors With New Research

Posted September 29, 2004:

• Computer Scientists Develop Wireless System To Monitor Volcanoes

Posted September 14, 2004:

• Carnegie Mellon Engineering Researchers To Create Speech Recognition In Silicon

Posted August 20, 2004:

• Mayo Clinic Researcher Uses Supercomputer To Model A SARS Viral Enzyme

Posted August 4, 2004:

• NIST Tackles Tough Problems With Reliable Computer Grids

Posted July 16, 2004:

• New Database To Help Develop AIDS Drugs

Posted July 6, 2004:

• Investigating Digital Images: What's Real And What's Phony?

Posted June 24, 2004:

• Better Videoconferencing Requires Less Computer Network Jitter, New Software Tools

Posted June 17, 2004:

• Fresh Mesh: A New Route To Smaller 3-D Files
• Team Of ORNL 'Agents' Working To Keep People Safe

Posted June 2, 2004:

• Bringing The Martian Landscape To The Silver Screen

Posted May 31, 2004:

• Brain Disease Research, Particle Physics Meet In The Middle(Ware)

Posted May 21, 2004:

• Visonary Computers May Put Hockey On Cell Phones

Posted May 11, 2004:

• ASU Advance Could Provide Insight Into Human's Ability To Recognize Patterns

Posted April 7, 2004:

• Here There Be Data: Mapping The Landscape Of Science

Posted April 5, 2004:

• New Software Developed At Rensselaer Predicts Promising Ingredients For New Drugs

Posted March 23, 2004:

• Ad-Hoc Wireless Networking Technology For Battlefield Environments

Posted February 17, 2004:

• From Football Conferences To Food Webs: U-M Researcher Uncovers Patterns In Complicated Networks

Posted February 16, 2004:

• Where To Start To Launch The 'Butterfly Effect'
• Passwords To Guard Entry Aren't Enough To Protect Complex Data

Posted February 13, 2004:

• New Mathematical Algorithms Might Help Diagnose Cancer

Posted January 26, 2004:

• New Algorithm Speeds Simulations Of Complex Fluids

Posted January 23, 2004:

• Internet Voting System Set For Upcoming Elections Not Secure, Computer Experts Say
• Researchers Develop Computer Application To 'Read' Medical Literature, Find Data Relationships

Posted December 17, 2003:

• World's Biggest Virtual Supercomputer Given The Go-ahead

Posted December 11, 2003:

• Automated Analysis Of Bee Behavior May Yield Better Robots
• E-mail 'Cluster Bombs' A Disaster Waiting To Happen, Computer Scientists Say

Posted November 27, 2003:

• Taking Cues From Mother Nature To Foil Cyber Attacks

Posted November 18, 2003:

• Unique Software Speeds Calculations On One Of World's Fastest Supercomputers, Other Applications
• MIT Team Mines For New Materials With A Computer

Posted November 12, 2003:

• System Halts Computer Viruses, Worms, Before End-user Stage

Posted November 10, 2003:

• Teaching Your Cell Phone Where It Is And How To Act

Posted October 13, 2003:

• New Ways To Talk To Your Computer

Posted October 7, 2003:

• You Can Hear Me Now: Software Brings Cellular Capacity To Rural Communities

Posted October 3, 2003:

• Thorough, Searchable Database Of Human Proteins Unveiled
• Hey ... You're Not My User! Software Identifies Computer Users By Typing Style

Posted September 26, 2003:

• Software Tackles Protein Pathways

Posted September 24, 2003:

• Researchers Develop A 'Smart' Payment Card That Can Easily Be Programmed To Restrict Spending

Posted September 23, 2003:

• Silicon Chip Created By University At Buffalo Engineer Mimics Function Of Octopus Retina

Posted September 19, 2003:

• Testing Information Systems During Development Will Prevent Problems

Posted September 15, 2003:

• 'Buckyball' Material Brings Light Into Line

Posted September 11, 2003:

• Detecting Chemical Threats With 'Intelligent' Networks

Posted September 9, 2003:

• New Chemistry Software Automatically Generates Computer Code

Posted September 3, 2003:

• New Algorithm Offers Fast And Accurate X-ray Crystal Structure Identification

Posted August 27, 2003:

• 11.8 Teraflops: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Supercomputer Fastest Open System In U.S.

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