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Posted June 17, 1998:

• Arctic Crater Expedition To Seek Mars Science Insights And Test Future Exploration Technologies
• Software Being Developed At Lucent Technologies To Drastically Reduce Design Time Of RF Chips For Wireless Applications

Posted June 16, 1998:

• Artificial Intelligence Employed In Searching For Extraterrestrial Organisms And Designing New Pharmaceuticals

Posted June 11, 1998:

• Pacific Northwest Computerizes Crime Fighting

Posted June 10, 1998:

• World's Fastest Electrometer

Posted June 9, 1998:

• Yale And Bell Labs Use Chaos Theory To Make Microlasers 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Conventional Counterparts

Posted June 8, 1998:

• Robots Stalking Robots Stalking Robots

Posted May 24, 1998:

• Lucent Technologies Researcher Shows Quantum Computers Can Perform More Applications Than Previously Thought

Posted May 22, 1998:

• Computer-Based Weather Forecasts Turn In Good Showing

Posted May 21, 1998:

• Clusters, Computers And The Human Brain

Posted May 6, 1998:

• Complicated Hip Surgery Benefits From 3-D Models
• Australian Scientists Develop World's Largest Robot

Posted April 27, 1998:

• Programmable Digital Camera Takes Shape At Stanford

Posted April 23, 1998:

• Columbia Unveils Supercomputer That Will Simulate Birth Of The Universe

Posted April 21, 1998:

• To The South Pole On MBone: First Live Multicast Connection
• Computer Software Grades Essays Just As Well As People, Profs Announce

Posted April 20, 1998:

• Sifting Through The Jumble: A Cornell Researcher Finds A New Way Of Retrieving Just The Right Information From The Web

Posted April 15, 1998:

• Priority Service For Internet Traffic Demonstrated

Posted April 8, 1998:

• It Might Wobble And Stagger, But Cornell's Headless Robot Is Providing Insights Into How Humans Walk

Posted April 7, 1998:

• UD Computer News: Lone Glowing Molecule Points Out 'Potholes'

Posted March 30, 1998:

• Mathematics Reveals New Patterns Of Brain Cell Activity
• Lucent Scientists Announce Novel Plastic Transistor Research That May Lead To Flexible Computer Screens

Posted March 27, 1998:

• Computer Models Used To Improve Efficiency Reduce Costs For Species Preservation

Posted March 19, 1998:

• Los Alamos Gets Closer To Quantum Computing

Posted March 13, 1998:

• Computer Model May Give Farmers The Edge On The Next El Nino

Posted March 11, 1998:

• Computer Program Helps Design New Antennas For Navy Ships

Posted March 10, 1998:

• Nanotech Scanning Tunneling Microscope Probe Array For Data Storage

Posted March 6, 1998:

• UB Engineer Discovers Carbon Composite Is A Semiconductor

Posted March 3, 1998:

• UF Researchers Adapt Space-Age Technology To Citrus Farming

Posted February 25, 1998:

• The Trick Is In The Triangles: Speeding Up 3-D Computer Models

Posted February 19, 1998:

• DNA Used To Create Self Assembling Conducting Wire: Breakthrough Will Lead To Next Leap In Emerging Nanoelectronics

Posted February 17, 1998:

• 'Tunable Diode' A New Tool For Engineers
• Sandia's Quantum Mechanical Transistor May Increase Computer Speed And Sensor Accuracy

Posted February 9, 1998:

• 'BAT' Mobile Attempts To Speed Response Time To Stroke Patients
• 'Holey' Silicon Brightens Future For Computers, Optical Devices

Posted February 6, 1998:

• Telemedicine On Ambulances May Save Stroke Patients

Posted January 30, 1998:

• Hopkins Neurosurgeon Separates South African Siamese Twins, Practiced With 3-D "Toolbox"

Posted January 13, 1998:

• New Software Allows Consumers To Try Before Buying On The Web

Posted January 5, 1998:

• New Way Of Prescribing Glasses Reduces Computer Eye Strain

Posted December 24, 1997:

• Making The Internet 10 Times Faster

Posted December 11, 1997:

• The Next Big Speed Boost: Parallel Computing With High-Speed Networks

Posted December 10, 1997:

• Sandia National Labs Scientists Use Digital Paleontology To Produce Voice Of Parasaurolophus Dinosaur

Posted December 8, 1997:

• New Venture From Lucent Technologies Offers Businesses Better Decision Making Through Data Analysis

Posted November 20, 1997:

• New Search Engine, Language Simplifies Web Surfing

Posted November 18, 1997:

• 'Computational Grid' Supercomputing Demonstration Will Link 3,000 Processors In Europe And The U.S.

Posted November 12, 1997:

• "Mugspot" Can Find A Face In The Crowd -- Face-Recognition Software Prepares To Go To Work In The Streets

Posted October 25, 1997:

• Mathematicians Combine To Solve Practical Problems

Posted October 18, 1997:

• Shuttle Landing Simulations To Improve With Smart Software

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