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Posted July 8, 1999:

• Simulation Uses Quantum Mechanics To Understand Nanoelectronics

Posted July 7, 1999:

• Sandia Researchers Develop World's Fastest Encryptor -- Soon Will Protect Classified Computer Information

Posted July 6, 1999:

• Penn State Engineers Boost Tracking Ability Of Robotic "Eyes"

Posted July 2, 1999:

• Computing Device To Serve As Basis For Biological Computer

Posted July 1, 1999:

• Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Assumes Full Responsibility For Protein Data Bank
• AAAS Urges Caution In Regulating Anonymous Communication On The Internet

Posted June 30, 1999:

• Engineers Way To Faster, Less-Costly Computer Chips
• Bell Labs Geolocation Technology Pinpoints Wireless 911 Calls Within 15 Feet

Posted June 29, 1999:

• New Luminescent Films May Be A Key To Photonic Computers

Posted June 25, 1999:

• Scientists At Children's Hospital And Brandeis Use Video Games To Unlock Secrets Of The Brain's Sense Of Direction
• Delivering Bad News By E-Mail Is More Accurate, Less Painful, Study Suggests

Posted June 24, 1999:

• Bell Labs Research May Extend Life Expectancy Of Silicon-Based Transistor Technology

Posted June 23, 1999:

• NEC Research Institute Automates Citation Indexing Of Scientific Literature

Posted June 21, 1999:

• Watermelon Ripeness Sensor Might Promise Huge Savings For Growers Worldwide
• The Dark Side Of Telemedicine -- Hacking Into Medical Data

Posted June 18, 1999:

• Evolutionary Genetic Tools Trace Cancer Clone Lines
• UF Researcher's New Geographic Technology Can Eliminate Urban Decay

Posted June 15, 1999:

• Computer Images Designed To Hide Information

Posted June 14, 1999:

• Computer Scientist To Explore Intricacies Of Biological Evolution

Posted June 9, 1999:

• Striking Effects Of Nitrogen In Semiconductor Alloy Explained

Posted June 1, 1999:

• Researchers Create Optical Wires That Cancel And Repel Each Other In One Crystal

Posted May 31, 1999:

• Is Handwriting Truly Individual? UB Computer Scientists Are Finding Out
• Oxide Technology Enhances Performance Of Semiconductor Lasers
• Purdue Gives Farmers 20-20 Vision From 30,000 Feet

Posted May 27, 1999:

• Conservation Biologists And Natural Resource Managers Can Meet In Cyberspace

Posted May 26, 1999:

• UF To Launch Unique Program To Train Artist-Engineers

Posted May 18, 1999:

• Student-Built Satellite Scheduled To Launch Today
• UB Engineers Develop Virtual-Factory Software -- Click Of A Mouse Lets Users Redesign Manufacturing Plants

Posted May 14, 1999:

• If ET Calls, Will You Be Listening?
• Nerve Cells Live Long And Talkative Lives In Sculpted Colonies On Silicon Chips

Posted May 12, 1999:

• Bell Labs Team Demonstrates World's First 10-Gigabit-Per-Second Ethernet Multiplexer

Posted May 7, 1999:

• Human Capacity For Mathematics Relies On Two Modes Of Thought

Posted May 6, 1999:

• Algorithms Used In Military Radar Systems Have Potential To Improve Medical Ultrasonic Imaging

Posted May 5, 1999:

• NASA Scientists Aid Law Enforcement With New Software Technology To Improve Video Quality
• Information Technologies Promise To Make Government More Efficient And Responsive
• Chronically Ill Teens Turn To Internet For Peer Support, Researchers Report

Posted May 4, 1999:

• NASA Telemedicine: Improving Health From A Distance
• President Clinton Names Outstanding Mathematics And Science Teachers

Posted April 28, 1999:

• The Ultimate Sting: Bees The Buzz In Landmine Detection
• USC Process Will Mass-Produce Micromechanical Devices Like A Printing Press

Posted April 27, 1999:

• Electronic Auction House First To Offer Mobile Agent

Posted April 26, 1999:

• USAF Funds Study Of "Hard" Computer Problems

Posted April 20, 1999:

• Duke Researchers Pit Computer Against Human Crossword Puzzle Players

Posted April 19, 1999:

• ORNL Research Gets Boost With New Teraop Computer
• Columbia, Major Firms Conduct Successful Tests Of Internet Telephony Software, Hardware

Posted April 16, 1999:

• Child Abuse Detection In Florida Boosted By New Telecommunications Network

Posted April 13, 1999:

• Experiment Demonstrates Transistorless Funtional Logic Gate

Posted April 9, 1999:

• Digital Hearing Aid May Be The Answer For Hearing-Impaired

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