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Posted September 18, 2000:

• El Niño Cycles Linked To Cholera Outbreaks By Cornell Ecologist's Climate-Disease Model

Posted September 13, 2000:

• Sensors Monitor White-Hot Aircraft Brakes

Posted September 11, 2000:

• Computer Simulation Reveals Ups And Downs Of Jupiter's Winds

Posted September 8, 2000:

• Structural Cues Make "Six Degrees" Phenomenon Work
• Reclaiming The Internet's Original Purpose

Posted September 7, 2000:

• Supercomputers Help University Of Idaho Scientists Explore Genetics And Bioinformatics

Posted September 5, 2000:

• GeoMAC Provides Critical Support For Ongoing Western Wildfires
• UNC-Duke Scientists Develop Interactive Learning Tool Simulating Nerve Function

Posted September 4, 2000:

• Virtual Tour Turns New Engineering Building Inside Out

Posted August 31, 2000:

• Research Shows Potential Of "Nanojets" For Smaller Circuitry & Injecting Genes

Posted August 30, 2000:

• Cutting The Noise Out Of Heartbeats

Posted August 25, 2000:

• UCLA Chemists Report Significant Progress Toward Molecular Computers
• The Ins And Outs Of Facial Processing

Posted August 23, 2000:

• Water Quality -- Risk-Management Model Evaluates Groundwater-Remediation Designs
• Space-Age ID System Takes Parts And Products Tracking To New Heights

Posted August 21, 2000:

• New Method Speeds Planning Of Space Missions

Posted August 18, 2000:

• Microelectromechanical Technology -- Meshless Numerical Methods Simplify Device Design And Analysis
• Self-Adjusting Chips To Extend Limits Of Computing Power

Posted August 17, 2000:

• IBM-Led Team Unveils Most-Advanced Quantum Computer

Posted August 16, 2000:

• Texts On Computer Screens Harder To Understand, Less Persuasive

Posted August 15, 2000:

• Video Games May Lead To Better Health Through New NASA Technology

Posted August 11, 2000:

• Human-Computer Interaction Gets A Helping Hand, Eye And Voice
• New Virtual Reality Technique Helps Conquer Fear Of Flying, Say Researchers

Posted August 3, 2000:

• Sandia Red Team Hacks All Computer Defenses

Posted July 13, 2000:

• Boston University Scientists Uncover The Secret To Movement In Super-Cooled Water

Posted June 26, 2000:

• Virtual You -- Or How To Work In Your "Jammies"

Posted June 21, 2000:

• Building Better Engines Through Natural Selection

Posted June 7, 2000:

• Virtual Reality Tool Quantifies Physics Of A Doctor's Touch

Posted June 6, 2000:

• Galaxies Collide And Binary Black Holes Result According To Rutgers Astronomers
• Computer Model To Predict Toxic Algal Outbreaks

Posted June 5, 2000:

• Scientists Propose Growing Better Semiconductor Crystals In Space

Posted June 2, 2000:

• Virtual Medical System Beams Navy Into 21st Century

Posted June 1, 2000:

• In This Digital Age, Compressing Medical Images Can Put The Squeeze On Diagnostic Accuracy, UF Researchers Find

Posted May 23, 2000:

• Smart Agents Do Deals On The Net

Posted May 22, 2000:

• Remote Access To Million Dollar Microscopes

Posted May 19, 2000:

• Fast Global Satellite Link Tracks Cars, Monitors Pipelines
• Could Have Stopped The I-Love-You Virus: Intelligent Agents Challenge Computer Intruders

Posted May 18, 2000:

• Method Could Prevent Disconnection For Roaming Cell Phone Users

Posted May 5, 2000:

• Molecules With Attitude, Ready To Perform -- Functioning Nanostructures Self-Assemble Out Of Ink

Posted May 4, 2000:

• Give It A Thought -- And Make It So

Posted May 3, 2000:

• NASA Engineers Use Standard Internet Protocols To "Talk" With A Satellite
• Magnetic Actuation Folds Micro-Parts Into 3-D Structures

Posted May 2, 2000:

• Vanderbilt Engineers Build Robotic Bugs That Can Go The Distance

Posted April 28, 2000:

• You'd Have To Break The Laws Of Physics To Break This Code

Posted April 27, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits

Posted April 25, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits
• Violent Video Games Can Increase Aggression
• Lucent's Bell Labs Releases Free Linux Software That Foils The Most Common Computer Security Attack

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