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Posted June 18, 2003:

• Is There An Unexpected Price For Late Night High Tech Excitement?

Posted June 16, 2003:

• Remote Sub Can Patrol Shores; AUVs Find New Purpose In Anti-terror Age

Posted June 12, 2003:

• Robo-thespians Help Mothers Of Kids With Cancer

Posted June 11, 2003:

• Who's In The Loop? USC Tool Maps The Email Labyrinth

Posted June 9, 2003:

• Researchers Use Numerical Models To Examine Blood Flow In Artificial Heart Valves
• Insulin Study Sheds Light On Physics Of Crystal Growth; University Of Houston Analysis May Impact Medicine, Computer Chip Research

Posted June 4, 2003:

• New Software Helps Teams Deal With Information Overload

Posted June 3, 2003:

• High-Tech Collaboration Helps Taiwan Fight SARS

Posted May 23, 2003:

• New NASA Computer Models May Lead To Quake Forecast System

Posted May 22, 2003:

• Model Helps Scientists Home In On Tropical Climate Controls

Posted May 19, 2003:

• University Of Maryland Physicists Take Fundamental Step Toward Quantum Computing

Posted May 14, 2003:

• New Virtual Reality Array Allows Immersive Experience Without The Disorienting 3-D Goggles
• Researchers Develop Techniques For Computing Google-style Web Rankings Up To Five Times Faster; Speed-up May Make 'Topic-sensitive' Page Rankings Feasible

Posted May 13, 2003:

• Pattern Recognition Method Zeroes In On Genes That Regulate Cell's Genetic Machinery

Posted May 12, 2003:

• New Sensor Bares Faults In Smallest Possible, Most Advanced Circuits

Posted May 8, 2003:

• Artificial Life Experiments Show How Complex Functions Can Evolve

Posted May 7, 2003:

• 'Virtual Reality Room' Shows Potential To Aid Construction Scheduling, Reduce Costs

Posted May 1, 2003:

• Web-Based Attacks Could Create Chaos In The Physical World; Computer Security Researchers Suggest Ways To Thwart New Form Of Cybercrime

Posted April 29, 2003:

• University Of Toronto Research Holds Promise For Optical Chip

Posted April 24, 2003:

• NSF Researchers To Help Modern Organizations Adapt And Respond In The Information Age

Posted April 22, 2003:

• Chaos Theory May Help Explain Patterns Of Alcohol Abuse, Studies Suggest

Posted April 18, 2003:

• Novel Method Identifies 'Hidden' Genes
• Study: Edges Of Magnetic Tape Key To Boosting Data Density

Posted April 17, 2003:

• NASA Hopes To Improve Computers With Tiny Carbon Tubes On Silicon Chips

Posted April 16, 2003:

• Nanometer-thick Clay May Yield Groundbreaking Technology
• University Of Toronto Team Designs Twist On Software

Posted April 14, 2003:

• Tiny Bubbles Are Key To Liquid-cooled System For Future Computers

Posted April 8, 2003:

• Good Ratings Gone Bad: Study Shows Recommender Systems Can Manipulate Users' Opinions

Posted April 3, 2003:

• Internet Rising As Preferred Traffic Info Source

Posted April 2, 2003:

• Queen's Researchers Invent Computers That 'Pay Attention' To Users; Reduce Interruptions From E-mail, Cell Phones, Digital Appliances

Posted April 1, 2003:

• Researchers Say Deadly Twist Key To Sickle Cell Disease

Posted March 28, 2003:

• New Technique Allows Polymer Processing Of Key Solid-state Fluorescent Material

Posted March 26, 2003:

• Engineers Create World's First Transparent Transistor

Posted March 24, 2003:

• Methanol Could Fuel Computers, Cell Phones

Posted March 18, 2003:

• Texas Creates DNA Database To Identify Missing Persons

Posted March 17, 2003:

• Virtual Reality Training Could Help First Responders Prepare For Terrorist Attacks

Posted March 12, 2003:

• Virtual Observatory Prototype Produces Surprise Discovery; Early Demo Project Identifies New Brown Dwarf

Posted March 11, 2003:

• Nanocomputing: Simple Optoelectronic Devices Based On Electroluminescent Silver Nanoclusters Perform Logic Operations

Posted March 5, 2003:

• Rutgers Researcher: Brains In Dyslexic Children Can Be 'Rewired' To Improve Reading Skills

Posted March 4, 2003:

• New System Recovers And Reuses Electronic Wastes

Posted March 3, 2003:

• Pitt, UCSB Researchers Discover Way To Control Electron Spin With Electrical Field

Posted February 28, 2003:

• A New Way To Compare Human And Other Primate Genomes

Posted February 27, 2003:

• Michigan Researchers Achieve Quantum Entanglement Of Three Electrons
• Tiny Computing Machine Fueled By DNA; Device Awarded In Guinness World Record For "Smallest Biological Computing Device"

Posted February 26, 2003:

• Software Uses In-road Detectors To Alleviate Traffic Jams

Posted February 25, 2003:

• Harder Working Transistors Through Automated FPGA Compiling

Posted February 24, 2003:

• Has Your Computer Talked Back To You Lately? New Software Translation Tool Can Communicate

Posted February 19, 2003:

• Word Scans Indicate New Ways Of Searching The Web

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