Computers & Math News

Posted October 27, 1999:

• Lean Machine, Web Weaving, Fingerprinting Bacteria, and Better Insulators -- Research Highlights From Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Posted October 26, 1999:

• Inter-Vehicular Communication System Research Shedding Light On Solution To Road Rage Problem

Posted October 25, 1999:

• Bell Labs Scientists Build World's First Two-In-One Laser

Posted October 19, 1999:

• Watson Solves Mystery Of Searching Information On The Web

Posted October 14, 1999:

• Department Of Energy Establishes Test Bed For Computer Storage-Intensive Applications

Posted October 13, 1999:

• Lucent Technologies And E Ink To Develop First All-Printed "Electronic Paper"
• University of Michigan's Martinus Veltman Wins 1999 Nobel Prize In Physics
• New Design Will Help Cool Microelectronics More Efficiently

Posted October 11, 1999:

• UT Southwestern Researchers Develop Technique To Determine Protein Communication, Function

Posted October 8, 1999:

• "Rainbow Metal," Similar To Opal, Suggests Light-Steering Computer Parts And Catalysts

Posted October 7, 1999:

• At Cornell, Cluster Of Pentium Processors Becomes A Supercomputer

Posted October 6, 1999:

• Speed Of Light May Not Be Constant, Physicist Suggests
• Bell Labs Demo's World's First DWDM-Compatible 10-Gigabit Ethernet Multiplexer

Posted October 1, 1999:

• Novel Neural Net Recognizes Spoken Words Better Than Human Listeners

Posted September 30, 1999:

• NIEHS Urges Safety Workers To Prepare For Y2K False Alarms And Malfunctions

Posted September 27, 1999:

• Hopkins-Led Team Developing New Ways To Handle Flood Of Data
• Virtual Reality Training Tool Pits Emergency Rescue Teams Against Computerized Terrorist Attack

Posted September 24, 1999:

• Duke Chemist Describes "Fluorescent" Method For Computing With DNA

Posted September 23, 1999:

• Study Reveals Most Internet-Accessible Cities In United States

Posted September 15, 1999:

• Engineers Designing Smart System To Prevent Power Failures

Posted September 14, 1999:

• Your Online Identity: Researchers Study Human Interaction Online Through Game Played In Virtual Community

Posted September 9, 1999:

• New Penn State System Improves Wireless Access To Global Information Sharing

Posted September 8, 1999:

• OSU Medical Center Uses Robotic Heart Surgery Technique

Posted September 2, 1999:

• New Technique Builds Microscopic Medical Devices For Transplants
• 3-D, Virtual Man Simulates Radiation's Effect On The Body

Posted August 31, 1999:

• Discovery Could Introduce New Age In Electronics

Posted August 27, 1999:

• Cornell Physicists Report A Breakthrough In Writing Data To Magnetic Chips That Could Store "Terabits" Of Information

Posted August 26, 1999:

• In First Case Of Fully Automated Design, Computers Shape Lego Bricks Into Various Designs Without Human Input

Posted August 25, 1999:

• Members Of Class Of '03 Are Virtual Students In More Ways Than One AT WPI

Posted August 20, 1999:

• Computerized Map Responds To Speech And Gestures

Posted August 18, 1999:

• Simply Brilliant: UF/Russian Team Makes Gem-Quality Diamonds
• Latest In Computer Security Revealed At WPI International

Posted August 17, 1999:

• Over One Million Served: SETI@Home Reaches A Milestone

Posted August 13, 1999:

• Digital Organisms Give Life To Questions Of Evolution
• Can "Hard" Computer Problems, Like Scheduling, Be Made Easier? Cornell-Led Research Team Believes It Knows How

Posted August 11, 1999:

• UMass Computer Science Graduate Student Builds World's Tiniest Web-Server
• Olympics Of Information Scrambling -- NIST Announces Encryption Standard Finalists
• Fractals Provide Unusual Theme In Much African Culture And Art

Posted August 2, 1999:

• Duke Computer Scientists Exceed "Gigabit" Data Processing Speeds With Internet Software

Posted July 30, 1999:

• Study Finds Many Problems With Health Information On The Internet

Posted July 28, 1999:

• Digital Plant Doctor Diagnoses Plant Problems

Posted July 27, 1999:

• Fractals Provide Unusual Theme In Much African Culture And Art

Posted July 26, 1999:

• Future Imaging Satellites To Have Everyday Applications

Posted July 23, 1999:

• Carnegie Mellon Scientists Demonstrate Spontaneous Speech Translation In Six Languages
• MTU Researchers Develop New Software To Help Clean Up Contamination Sites

Posted July 22, 1999:

• Computers Use Darwinian Model To "Evolve" Fuel Additives

Posted July 21, 1999:

• New Penn State Software Predicts What Happens Where Rubber Meets The Road

Posted July 19, 1999:

• UCLA Chemists, Hewlett-Packard Labs Colleagues Report Significant Advances Toward Chemical Computers

Search ScienceDaily