Computer Programming News

Posted February 3, 2006:

• Spyware Poses A Significant Threat On The Net

Posted January 31, 2006:

• A New Way To Help Computers Recognize Patterns

Posted January 10, 2006:

• Stanford/Packard Scientist's Data-mining Technique Strikes Genetic Gold
• Calculating People Passing By
• Computers Estimate Emotions

Posted January 9, 2006:

• Robots Can Travel More Safely With New Software

Posted December 20, 2005:

• File Compression Can Expand Mammography's Power

Posted December 15, 2005:

• How E. Coli Bacterium Generates Simplicity From Complexity
• UMR Study Finds Gas Pipelines Could Serve As Wireless Links

Posted December 9, 2005:

• Internet May Be Answer To Mammography Crisis

Posted December 6, 2005:

• Setting The Standard For Computer Models Of Life

Posted December 1, 2005:

• Interactive 3-D Atlas Of Mouse Brain Now Available On Web

Posted November 25, 2005:

• Imaging Industrial Products

Posted November 7, 2005:

• 'Smart' Buildings To Guide Future First Responders

Posted October 28, 2005:

• California Computer Scientists Double Volume Of Data In NIH Biotech Repository

Posted October 13, 2005:

• Supercomputers To Enable Safter, More Efficient Oil Drilling

Posted September 24, 2005:

• Professor Wants To Put Your Toaster On The Internet

Posted September 14, 2005:

• Researchers Create Meta-search Engine To Help Locate Displaced People

Posted September 12, 2005:

• Supersizing The Supercomputers: What's Next?

Posted September 9, 2005:

• Grammar Lost Translation Machine In Researchers Fix Try Will

Posted September 2, 2005:

• Simulation Of Mechanical Systems

Posted September 1, 2005:

• Computer Program Learns Language Rules And Composes Sentences, All Without Outside Help

Posted August 26, 2005:

• Software Learns To Recognize Spring Thaw

Posted August 11, 2005:

• Comprehensive Database Of Computer Vulnerabilities Now Available

Posted July 25, 2005:

• Unique Software For Preventing Pesticide Drift

Posted July 8, 2005:

• Researchers Simulate Long-gone Societies Of The American Southwest

Posted July 3, 2005:

• Ancient Greek Writings Inscribed In Stone, Digitized By Case Classicist

Posted June 28, 2005:

• UF, Nine Other Universities Complete Ultrahigh-speed Data Network

Posted June 18, 2005:

• Software Advance Helps Computers Act Logically

Posted June 9, 2005:

• With A Little Help From Your Friends: A New Way To Block Spam

Posted June 8, 2005:

• Google's Thriving Advertising Model Has Math Roots
• Math Optimizes Kidney Matches

Posted June 7, 2005:

• NIST Demonstrates Key Step In Use Of Quantum Computers For Code-Breaking

Posted June 5, 2005:

• NIST Smoothness Web Site Adds 3-D Analysis Tools

Posted June 4, 2005:

• New Authentication Code Urged For Digital Data

Posted May 20, 2005:

• How Much Do You Need To Know To Take Down The Mafia Or Destroy A Computer Network?

Posted May 12, 2005:

• Program Finds Lost Genes In Nematode Genome

Posted May 9, 2005:

• A New Way To Share Models Of Biological Systems

Posted May 7, 2005:

• Los Alamos Developing New Eclipse-based Tools For High-performance Parallel Computers

Posted April 27, 2005:

• Pi Seems A Good Random Number Generator - But Not Always The Best

Posted April 12, 2005:

• Santa Cruz To Lead Ambitious Multidisciplinary Research Project On Wireless Communication Networks

Posted April 6, 2005:

• Touching Molecules With Your Bare Hands: New Way Of Interacting With The Unseen World Of Proteins And DNA

Posted April 5, 2005:

• Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop New Software To Detect Viruses In Cell Phones And Other Embedded Systems

Posted April 4, 2005:

• UK Experts Develop Super-realistic Animation System

Posted April 2, 2005:

• Computational Tool Predicts How Drugs Work In Cells, Advancing Efforts To Design Better Medicines

Posted March 7, 2005:

• New Cyber Security Protocol For Online Banking, And More

Posted March 5, 2005:

• Toward More Efficient Computers: Researchers Validate Energy Savings Of 'P-Bits'

Posted February 15, 2005:

• Grid Expectations For Networked Computing: From Global Earth Monitoring To Black Hole Detection

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