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Posted November 5, 2003:

• Molecular Electronic Device Shows Promise

Posted November 3, 2003:

• University Of Toronto Technology Could Foil Fraud With Laser-sensitive Dyes

Posted October 31, 2003:

• Touch Doubles The Power Of Virtual Reality Therapy For Spider Phobia

Posted October 30, 2003:

• Physicists Stop Polarized Light, Create Bit Of Quantum Memory Rubidium

Posted October 28, 2003:

• Students To Use Wind Power To Clean Up Groundwater At Munitions Site

Posted October 27, 2003:

• Iowa State University Ready To Hit Hackers Head-On With First-Of-Its-Kind Computer Security Laboratory

Posted October 23, 2003:

• Scientists Seize Golden Business Opportunity: New Material Could Save Electronics Industry Millions

Posted October 22, 2003:

• What You Should Know About Statistics

Posted October 21, 2003:

• Scientists Explain And Improve Upon 'Enigmatic' Probability Formula

Posted October 20, 2003:

• Fractal-shaped Tiles Developed For New Broadband Antenna Class
• Self-assembled Nanocells Function As Non-volatile Memory

Posted October 17, 2003:

• Device Will Give Infantry Soldiers Bird's Eye View Of Battlefield
• For 'Quantum Confinement' Size Matters, But So Does Shape

Posted October 16, 2003:

• New Diode Could Enable Faster, More Efficient Electronics

Posted October 15, 2003:

• Mathematical Modeling Predicts Cellular Communication
• Computer Center Sets Trans-Atlantic Speed Record For Data Transfer

Posted October 14, 2003:

• Grid Technology Helps Astronomers Keep Pace With The Universe

Posted October 13, 2003:

• New Ways To Talk To Your Computer

Posted October 10, 2003:

• New Hybrid Material Has Potential Use In Microelectronics

Posted October 9, 2003:

• Purdue Researchers Stretch DNA On Chip, Lay Track For Future Computers

Posted October 7, 2003:

• You Can Hear Me Now: Software Brings Cellular Capacity To Rural Communities

Posted October 3, 2003:

• Thorough, Searchable Database Of Human Proteins Unveiled
• Hey ... You're Not My User! Software Identifies Computer Users By Typing Style

Posted September 29, 2003:

• Johns Hopkins APL Creates System To Detect Digital Video Tampering
• What Are The Chances? Mathematician Solves Evolutionary Mystery

Posted September 26, 2003:

• Software Tackles Protein Pathways
• Real-time 'Movies' Will Predict Wildfire Behavior For One Hour
• Philips Demonstrates Video-speed Electronic-paper Technology Based On Electrowetting

Posted September 24, 2003:

• Livestock Health Sensors And Wireless Data Storage In The Works
• Researchers Develop A 'Smart' Payment Card That Can Easily Be Programmed To Restrict Spending

Posted September 23, 2003:

• Virginia Tech Edging Towards Finish Line In The Supercomputer Race
• Silicon Chip Created By University At Buffalo Engineer Mimics Function Of Octopus Retina

Posted September 19, 2003:

• Testing Information Systems During Development Will Prevent Problems
• Data Privacy, Emergency Response, Weather Prediction To Benefit From Information Technology Advances

Posted September 18, 2003:

• Sandia Demonstrates Next Generation High Performance Computing Cluster

Posted September 17, 2003:

• Was The Universe Born In A Black Hole?

Posted September 15, 2003:

• 'Buckyball' Material Brings Light Into Line
• Researchers Work To Improve Performance Of Wireless Communications

Posted September 12, 2003:

• Say Goodbye To Your Mouse, Keyboard And Phone Number - Voice Control Is Finally Taking Over

Posted September 11, 2003:

• Video Game Used For Study Of Human Navigation
• Detecting Chemical Threats With 'Intelligent' Networks

Posted September 10, 2003:

• Printing Plastic Circuits Stamps Patterns In Place

Posted September 9, 2003:

• New Chemistry Software Automatically Generates Computer Code

Posted September 5, 2003:

• Breaking Communications 'Stovepipes' -- An All-digital Receiver
• MIT’s RoboSnails Model Novel Movements

Posted September 3, 2003:

• Recipe For A Shake Gel: Chemists, Computer Scientists Use Special 'Immersive Environment' At NIST To Scale Up Molecules For People-sized Interactions
• New Algorithm Offers Fast And Accurate X-ray Crystal Structure Identification

Posted September 2, 2003:

• ASU Researchers Measure The Electrical Resistance Of Single Molecules

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