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Posted October 6, 2008:

• Peer-to-peer Networking Takes Internet Out Of The Equation
• Visualizing Election Polls: An Animated, Interactive Way To Analyze Opinion Data
• Creating Wireless Network Using Visible Light

Posted October 4, 2008:

• World's Biggest Computing Grid Launched

Posted October 3, 2008:

• Step Right Up, Let The Computer Look At Your Face And Tell You Your Age
• See What I See – Machines With Mental Muscle

Posted October 2, 2008:

• New Mathematical Model Can Measure Political Party Power
• Keeping Computing Compatible
• African-American Blogs Offer Key Health Communications Tool
• Catching Smugglers With Technology To Detect Guilt

Posted October 1, 2008:

• Hot Laptops: Engineers Aim To Solve 'Burning' Computer Problem
• Computer Hardware 'Guardians' Protect Users From Undiscovered Bugs

Posted September 30, 2008:

• Novel Process Promises To Kick-start Quantum Technology Sector
• Just In Time For School: Free Adeona Service Tracks Stolen Laptops
• Zeroing In On Wi-Fi 'Dead Zones' To Inexpensively Fill Gaps In Wireless Networks

Posted September 29, 2008:

• Protecting Patient Privacy The New Fashioned Way
• Voice-Commanded Robot Wheelchair Finds Its Own Way

Posted September 23, 2008:

• GPS Navigation Devices Can Be Spoofed, Counter Measures Not Effective In Certain Cases
• Fake Popup Warnings Fool Internet Users Even After Repeated Mistakes
• New Bluetooth System Orients Blind And Sighted Pedestrians

Posted September 22, 2008:

• Effectiveness Of Traditional And Blended Learning Environments
• PC Program May Help Teach New Surgeons

Posted September 20, 2008:

• Easier-to-hit 'Targets' Could Help Older People Make The Most Of Computers

Posted September 19, 2008:

• Smart Desks Make Sci-fi A Reality In The Classroom

Posted September 18, 2008:

• From Xbox To T-cells: Borrowing Video Game Technology To Model Human Biology

Posted September 17, 2008:

• 3-D Computer Processor: 'Rochester Cube' Points Way To More Powerful Chip Designs
• Watch And Learn: Time Teaches Us How To Recognize Visual Objects

Posted September 16, 2008:

• Automated System Provides Early Warning Of Natural Disasters
• Pervasive Games Promise To Spice Up Daily Life

Posted September 15, 2008:

• Aerobic Exercise For The Wheelchair-bound
• Putting A 'Korset' On The Spread Of Computer Viruses: Invention Stays One Step Ahead Of Anti-virus Software
• World-first To Predict Premature Births
• Future Nanoelectronics May Face Obstacles

Posted September 13, 2008:

• Computational Biochemist Uncovers A Molecular Clue To Evolution

Posted September 12, 2008:

• NASA Report Explores Use Of Earth Data To Support National U.S. Priorities

Posted September 10, 2008:

• A New Addiction: Internet Junkies

Posted September 5, 2008:

• MIT Probe Could Aid Quantum Computing
• Children With TVs Or Computers In Their Room Sleep Less
• 25 Years Of Conventional Evaluation Of Data Analysis Proves Worthless In Practice
• Wireless Technologies Used Today Based On Decades Of Work At Virginia Tech

Posted September 4, 2008:

• Petascale Climate Modeling Heats Up

Posted September 3, 2008:

• 'Autonomous' Helicopters Teach Themselves To Fly

Posted September 2, 2008:

• Children's Calorie Expenditure, Heart Rate Increase During Active Video Games

Posted August 29, 2008:

• Saving Lives Through Smarter Hurricane Evacuations

Posted August 28, 2008:

• Model Helps Computers Sort Data More Like Humans

Posted August 26, 2008:

• Low-cost System System Thwarts Internet Eavesdropping

Posted August 25, 2008:

• 'Can You See Me Now?' Sign Language Over Cell Phones Comes To United States
• Fast Quantum Computer Building Block Created

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