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Posted October 30, 2003:

• Physicists Stop Polarized Light, Create Bit Of Quantum Memory Rubidium

Posted October 23, 2003:

• Scientists Seize Golden Business Opportunity: New Material Could Save Electronics Industry Millions

Posted October 20, 2003:

• Self-assembled Nanocells Function As Non-volatile Memory

Posted October 16, 2003:

• New Diode Could Enable Faster, More Efficient Electronics

Posted October 14, 2003:

• Grid Technology Helps Astronomers Keep Pace With The Universe

Posted October 9, 2003:

• Purdue Researchers Stretch DNA On Chip, Lay Track For Future Computers

Posted October 7, 2003:

• You Can Hear Me Now: Software Brings Cellular Capacity To Rural Communities

Posted September 29, 2003:

• Johns Hopkins APL Creates System To Detect Digital Video Tampering

Posted September 24, 2003:

• Livestock Health Sensors And Wireless Data Storage In The Works
• Researchers Develop A 'Smart' Payment Card That Can Easily Be Programmed To Restrict Spending

Posted September 23, 2003:

• Silicon Chip Created By University At Buffalo Engineer Mimics Function Of Octopus Retina

Posted September 19, 2003:

• Data Privacy, Emergency Response, Weather Prediction To Benefit From Information Technology Advances

Posted September 15, 2003:

• Researchers Work To Improve Performance Of Wireless Communications

Posted September 12, 2003:

• Say Goodbye To Your Mouse, Keyboard And Phone Number - Voice Control Is Finally Taking Over

Posted September 10, 2003:

• Printing Plastic Circuits Stamps Patterns In Place

Posted September 5, 2003:

• Breaking Communications 'Stovepipes' -- An All-digital Receiver

Posted September 2, 2003:

• Making 3-D Chips A Reality: Rensselaer Researchers Pioneer Interconnect Technology That May Take Chips Into 3-D

Posted August 27, 2003:

• Wireless Technology May Help Doctors Treat Patients

Posted August 11, 2003:

• 'Spintronics' Could Enable A New Generation Of Electronic Devices, Physicists Say

Posted August 5, 2003:

• Self-assembling Devices At The Nanoscale: A New Hybrid Technique Could Lead To Mass-produced Chips With Molecular-scale Structure

Posted July 31, 2003:

• Manufacturing Technique Offers Possibilities For Electronics Industry

Posted July 29, 2003:

• World's First Tunable 'Photon Copier' On A Chip

Posted May 12, 2003:

• New Sensor Bares Faults In Smallest Possible, Most Advanced Circuits

Posted April 17, 2003:

• NASA Hopes To Improve Computers With Tiny Carbon Tubes On Silicon Chips

Posted April 16, 2003:

• University Of Toronto Team Designs Twist On Software

Posted April 14, 2003:

• Tiny Bubbles Are Key To Liquid-cooled System For Future Computers

Posted April 2, 2003:

• Queen's Researchers Invent Computers That 'Pay Attention' To Users; Reduce Interruptions From E-mail, Cell Phones, Digital Appliances

Posted March 24, 2003:

• Methanol Could Fuel Computers, Cell Phones

Posted March 3, 2003:

• Pitt, UCSB Researchers Discover Way To Control Electron Spin With Electrical Field

Posted February 25, 2003:

• Harder Working Transistors Through Automated FPGA Compiling

Posted January 31, 2003:

• Uniting With Only A Few Random Links

Posted January 27, 2003:

• Electrical Control Of Electron Spin Steers Spin-based Technologies Toward Real World

Posted January 22, 2003:

• New Technique Gets The Red Out Of Digital Photographs

Posted January 20, 2003:

• Research Project Promises Faster, Cheaper And More Reliable Microchips

Posted December 16, 2002:

• Designing A Robot That Can Sense Human Emotion

Posted December 10, 2002:

• Smart Heat Pipe Efficiently Cools Laptops, Permitting Greater Speed Of Operation

Posted November 22, 2002:

• "Here's Looking At You" Has New Meaning: Eye Contact Shown To Affect Conversation Patterns, Group Problem-Solving Ability

Posted November 6, 2002:

• The Three-And-A-Half Pound Microchip: Environmental Implications Of The IT Revolution

Posted October 22, 2002:

• Folding@home Scientists Report First Distributed Computing Success

Posted October 9, 2002:

• Robotic Model Monster Truck Pushes Boundaries Of Computer Technology

Posted September 26, 2002:

• Undersea Data Network Planned For Monterey Bay

Posted September 25, 2002:

• Plastic Shows Promise For Spintronics, Magnetic Computer Memory

Posted September 18, 2002:

• Rice Researchers Develop First Fully Automatic Method To Track 3-D Movement Of Cancer Cells

Posted September 5, 2002:

• For The Blind, A Computer Navigation System With Its Own "Map"

Posted September 2, 2002:

• Newer Design Of Close-Up Computer Monitors Increases Ease Of Use

Posted August 30, 2002:

• Newer Design Of Close-Up Computer Monitors Increases Ease Of Use

Posted August 19, 2002:

• Portable Security: Michigan Engineering Designs Laptop Security System

Posted July 29, 2002:

• UCLA Researchers Cool Hot Silicon Chips By Spraying Them With Water

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