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Brookhaven Researchers Develop Counterterror Technologies
September 8, 2003 — Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory are developing counterterrorism technologies to help protect the United States from would-be terrorists wielding ... > full story -
Wireless Technology May Help Doctors Treat Patients
August 27, 2003 — Wireless technology may put doctors who don't rely on desktop computers and paper charts in a better position to treat their patients. That theory is being tested by students in the Penn State ... > full story -
Single Photon Detector Conquers The Dark Side
August 13, 2003 — Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Boston University have demonstrated a detector that counts single pulses of light, while simultaneously reducing false ... > full story -
Electronic Voting System Is Vulnerable To Tampering: Computer Researchers Find Critical Flaws In Popular Software Produced For US Elections
July 25, 2003 — The software believed to be at the heart of an electronic voting system being marketed for use in elections across the nation has weaknesses that could easily allow someone to cast multiple votes for ... > full story -
Cracking Data Hiding: Theory Can Help Disable Terrorists' Messages
July 15, 2003 — An electrical engineer at Washington University in St. Louis has devised a theory that sets the limits for the amount of data that can be hidden in a system and then provides guidelines for how to ... > full story -
Keeping Information Secure With Noisy Light
November 11, 2002 — Put aside images of World War II espionage and codebreaking. Today cryptography is vital to the security of a form of communication and commerce never imagined 60 years ago: the Internet. Researchers ... > full story -
Plutonium: Size Does Matter
October 16, 2002 — Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers have found a better way to measure plutonium oxide particles in glove boxes where plutonium research is done. The new system will help improve the quality ... > full story -
Satellite Data Could Track Vulnerable Areas, Terrorist Threats
September 13, 2002 — Orbiting 500 miles above the planet, satellites give scientists a "big picture" view of changes to the Earth's landscape - from suburbanization trends to shoreline erosion. Now, an Ohio ... > full story -
Telling The Truth On The Internet
September 9, 2002 — Whether it's checking stock prices, looking up government information or booking a flight, we're relying more and more on information provided over the Internet from electronic databases. But ... > full story -
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Portable Security: Michigan Engineering Designs Laptop Security System
August 19, 2002 — Engineers at the University of Michigan have developed a security framework for mobile computing devices that will automatically encrypt sensitive information when owners stray too far from their ... > full story
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