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Home Computers Aid Efforts To Develop New Medications, Stanford Researcher Reports
August 26, 2004 — Could your home computer help cure Alzheimer's disease? Vijay Pande, PhD, assistant professor of chemistry and of structural biology at Stanford University, believes the answer may be yes. ... > full story -
Mayo Clinic Researcher Uses Supercomputer To Model A SARS Viral Enzyme
August 17, 2004 — A Mayo Clinic researcher is the first to develop a series of three-dimensional (3D) models of an enzyme responsible for the replication of the deadly SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory syndrome) ... > full story -
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NIST Tackles Tough Problems With Reliable Computer Grids
August 4, 2004 — By connecting hundreds or even thousands of computers together to work on a single project, computer scientists are more frequently using a technique called grid computing to do previously ... > full story -
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Sandia Supercomputer To Be World's Fastest, Yet Smaller And Less Expensive Than Any Competitor
July 28, 2004 — Red Storm will be faster, yet smaller and less expensive, than previous supercomputers, say researchers at the National Nuclear Security Administration's Sandia National Laboratories, where the ... > full story -
The Space Simulator –– Modeling The Universe On A Budget
June 23, 2004 — For the past several years, a team of University of California astrophysicists working at Los Alamos National Laboratory have been using a cluster of roughly 300 computer processors to model some of ... > full story -
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Visonary Computers May Put Hockey On Cell Phones
May 21, 2004 — They may never appreciate the poetry of a sprawling glove save, or the thrill of an overtime winner, but computers are a step closer to 'seeing' the sport of ice hockey, thanks to research at ... > full story -
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Carnegie Mellon Develops New Sensor To Detect Computer Hard Drive Failures
March 4, 2004 — Carnegie Mellon University researchers have designed a new heat-sensitive sensor to detect computer hard drive ... > full story -
Fermilab Education And Computing Experts Help Bring The Grid To Classrooms
February 12, 2004 — The Grid, a global network of computational power with a potential some have likened to that of the Internet, is coming to the ... > full story -
World's Biggest Virtual Supercomputer Given The Go-Ahead
December 17, 2003 — The Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council has announced 16 million to create a massive computing Grid, equivalent to the worlds second largest supercomputer after Japan's Earth ... > full story -
University Of Michigan Researchers Reduce Interference From Microwave Ovens
December 4, 2003 — Researchers at the University of Michigan College of Engineering have developed an elegantly simple technique that dramatically reduces the interference microwave ovens create in telephones and ... > full story
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