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Smart Cards For Pregnant Women
January 25, 1999 — Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and a company called Site-C have developed a WOMENS CARD that enables doctors at a computer to quickly access patients' medical records. The ... > full story -
Virtual Reality
Computer Modeling
Computer Science
Information Technology
Computer Programming
Video Games
M.I.N.D. Lab Uses Virtual Reality To Improve Human Intreraction With Computers
January 19, 1999 — Visitors to Michigan State University's Media, Interface & Network Design (M.I.N.D.) Lab can walk around a virtual city in the Amazon, do virtual surgery, grab giant molecules with a laser ... > full story -
Northwestern University Receives Patent For World's Smallest Laser
January 18, 1999 — Northwestern University has received final patent approval and issuance by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the world's smallest laser -- a Microcavity Semiconductor Laser (Patent ... > full story -
Hubble Technology Benefits New Satellite Phone System
January 18, 1999 — Computer software developed for NASA's Hubble Space Telescope will soon help operate a worldwide, satellite-based phone system called Globalstar. This software is a key feature of NASA Goddard ... > full story -
Growing Up On Their Own: Smart Plastics Organize Themselves Into Useful Optical Devices
January 18, 1999 — In one of the first examples of molecules building themselves into useful synthetic microstructures with little human intervention, chemical engineers have created plastic materials that assemble ... > full story -
Experimental Break-Ins Reveal Vulnerability In Internet, UNIX Computer Security
January 14, 1999 — Duke University computer science researchers found that using an experimental computer, they could "crack"within an average 3.75 hours the encryption that protects such privately held ... > full story -
PNL Winter Technotes -- Delivering A Dose Of Hope ... Technology Provides "Smart" Tracking ... Unfolding The Mysteries Of Blood Proteins ... Bringing Back The Wolf
January 8, 1999 — Quarterly news tipsheet from Pacific Northwest National ... > full story -
Poll Finds Americans Generally Not Worried About Possible "Year 2000" Computer Glitches
January 8, 1999 — While a majority of Americans think computer mistakes due to the Year-2000 issue will cause only minor problems for themselves or in general, nearly half surveyed said they would avoid travelling on ... > full story -
Digital Michelangelo Project: Creating Virtual Sculpture
January 7, 1999 — Through the magic of advanced computer graphics, art lovers soon may be able to examine highly realistic, three-dimensional images of the statues of Michelangelo on display screens at their local art ... > full story -
UF To Spend $3 Million To Ready Every Classroom For The Millennium
December 30, 1998 — The university has launched a $3 million campuswide renovation program to bring new multimedia capabilities, new lighting, new furniture and structural improvements to its ... > full story -
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Computer Science
Distributed Computing
Information Technology
Mobile Computing
Computer Graphics
Silicon Research Promises Better, Stronger Computer Chips
December 22, 1998 — A team of Mississippi State University electrical engineers is turning sand into the next generation of semiconductors. Their research focuses on silicon carbide technology for use in semiconductors, ... > full story -
Moving Medical Images On The Internet Using Java
December 21, 1998 — A computer scientist at Washington University in St. Louis has adapted the hottest programming language of the Internet and applied it to a burgeoning revolution in medicine - ... > full story
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