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Posted June 21, 2002:

• Research Could Accelerate Computing To Speed Of Light

Posted June 20, 2002:

• Discovery Could Lead To Faster, Smaller, Cheaper Computer Chips

Posted June 19, 2002:

• UCLA Researchers Create Fast, Inexpensive Organic Memory Device

Posted June 13, 2002:

• Two Breakthroughs Achieved In Single-Molecule Transistor Research; Results Promise Advances In Nanoscale Electronics

Posted June 12, 2002:

• Purdue, Indiana Create New "Tera-Scale" Supercomputer Grid

Posted June 6, 2002:

• New Wave Supercomputers Catch Big Waves

Posted June 3, 2002:

• Smaller Slower, Supercomputers Someday May Win The Race

Posted May 31, 2002:

• Students Invent Voice-Activated Grasping Tool For Disabled Man

Posted May 30, 2002:

• Next Up For Wireless Communication: The Computer Chip Itself

Posted May 29, 2002:

• University At Buffalo Research Provides First Scientific Proof That Handwriting Is Unique To Each Of Us

Posted May 22, 2002:

• Will Gallium Nitride Revolutionize Electronics As It Has Optoelectronics?

Posted May 15, 2002:

• Mathematical Model Provides New Tool To Assess Mail-Borne Spread Of Anthrax

Posted May 8, 2002:

• New Software, Tools Ease Internet Collaboration And Grid Computing

Posted May 1, 2002:

• Plagiarism-Detection Software Stems Students' Use Of "Paper Mills"

Posted April 26, 2002:

• Dynamic Brain Atlas May Help Diagnose Patients Using Advanced Brain Scans

Posted April 25, 2002:

• "Internet In The Sky" Will Guide Unmanned Vehicles Into Battle, Aid In Emergencies

Posted April 3, 2002:

• NASA Pinpoints Where Rain Comes From And Where It Goes

Posted March 29, 2002:

• Crystalline Materials Could Mean 3-D TV And Ultrafast Computers

Posted March 28, 2002:

• Innovative Research Enhancing U.S. Military Capabilities By Changing The Future Of Computing

Posted March 25, 2002:

• Teaching Computers To Replace Lost Sounds

Posted March 21, 2002:

• Researchers Move Step Closer To Photonic Microchip
• Using "Nature's Toolbox," A DNA Computer Solves A Complex Problem

Posted March 18, 2002:

• Under Construction: Information Super Highway Getting Wider

Posted March 15, 2002:

• Technophobes May Be Right After All

Posted March 14, 2002:

• Researchers Demonstrate Direct, Real-Time Brain Control Of Computer Cursor

Posted March 11, 2002:

• Distributed Computing Project Delivers First Step Towards Anthrax Cure

Posted March 1, 2002:

• Digital "Visible Mice" Will Speed Study Of Genetic Disease

Posted February 26, 2002:

• University Of Maryland Researchers Use "Artificial Intelligence" For First Time To Diagnose Colon Tumors
• "Smart" Methods For Detecting Computer Network Intruders

Posted February 21, 2002:

• Origami Helps Scientists Solve Problems

Posted February 20, 2002:

• New Software Helps Design Multi-Task, Jaw-Like, Surgical Mini-Tools

Posted February 5, 2002:

• Nanowire-Based Electronics And Optics Comes One Step Closer

Posted February 1, 2002:

• American Skiers Improving Times With Ball State Research

Posted January 31, 2002:

• Earth Scientists Use Fractals To Measure And Predict Natural Disasters
• How To Unclog The Internet? Put It In Reverse

Posted January 28, 2002:

• Rutgers Develops Virtual Reality Treatment For Hand Impairment In Chronic Stroke Patients

Posted January 25, 2002:

• Black Hole Mystery Mimicked By Supercomputer

Posted January 24, 2002:

• Microchip Gives Blind Chance Of Sight

Posted January 17, 2002:

• Technique Aims To Protect, Possibly Improve Internet Video

Posted January 14, 2002:

• Novel Simulations Of Turbulent Reacting Flows Provide Insight Into Physics Of Internal Combustion

Posted January 11, 2002:

• Assessing The Risk Of Mad Cow In Sheep

Posted January 9, 2002:

• More Accurate Digital Tunes, Images May Result From New Mathematical Theory

Posted January 8, 2002:

• Rethinking Magic Numbers For Sports Leagues

Posted January 7, 2002:

• Study Explores The Effect Of Temperature On Mortality

Posted January 4, 2002:

• Inherent Speed Limit Governs How Quickly Life Bounces Back After Extinction, UC Berkeley Research Shows
• Nanotube "Peapods" Have Tunable Electronic Properties, Penn And Illinois Scientists Report In Science

Posted January 2, 2002:

• Mini-Lasers And Silicon On Sapphire Technology Lead To Speedier And Cost-Effective Interconnects Between Computer Chips

Posted December 25, 2001:

• Researcher's Efficient Calculations Allow Researchers To Predict Structure And Function Of Large Molecules

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