Mobile Computing News

Posted May 25, 2001:

• "Walkthru Project" Renders Real-Time 3D Models For Engineering And Architecture

Posted May 15, 2001:

• New Light-Based Computer Runs At Quantum Speeds

Posted May 14, 2001:

• Blueprint Opens Doors For New Microphotonic Devices; Simple Design Has Potentially Far-Reaching Implications For Networking And Telecommunications

Posted March 23, 2001:

• Rocket, Please "Phone Home"

Posted February 23, 2001:

• Cyberspace Collaboration Helps AIDS Research

Posted January 30, 2001:

• Terascale Computing System Comes On-Line: Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Beats Start-Up And Performance Targets

Posted January 24, 2001:

• To Protect Data From Power Blackouts, Store On Internet, Says UC Berkeley Researcher

Posted January 16, 2001:

• Computer Scientist Solves Old Salesman Problem

Posted December 13, 2000:

• New Transistor Could Keep Computer Evolution On Track
• Working Together In "War Rooms" Doubles Teams' Productivity, University Of Michigan Researchers Find

Posted December 4, 2000:

• Helping Medical Researchers Classify Genes: New Micro-Array Software Identifies And Subgroups Genome Data

Posted November 1, 2000:

• Low-Power Circuits Increasingly Needed In Wireless Age

Posted October 11, 2000:

• Simplepower: A Faster Energy Estimation Tool For Microprocessor Designers

Posted September 4, 2000:

• Virtual Tour Turns New Engineering Building Inside Out

Posted August 18, 2000:

• Self-Adjusting Chips To Extend Limits Of Computing Power

Posted August 17, 2000:

• IBM-Led Team Unveils Most-Advanced Quantum Computer

Posted May 19, 2000:

• Fast Global Satellite Link Tracks Cars, Monitors Pipelines

Posted May 18, 2000:

• Method Could Prevent Disconnection For Roaming Cell Phone Users

Posted May 3, 2000:

• 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 27, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits

Posted April 25, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits

Posted April 11, 2000:

• "Opto-Chips" Are High-Speed Communications Breakthrough

Posted March 7, 2000:

• New VRAM Memory Could Replace All Mechanically Driven Storage Media

Posted February 22, 2000:

• Scientists Develop New Material For Efficient Flat-Panel Displays

Posted February 16, 2000:

• Optical Switching Could Cause Shakeup In Electronics Industry

Posted January 26, 2000:

• Scientists Create RNA Computer

Posted January 14, 2000:

• New Technique Shows Scalability Of DNA Computing

Posted December 20, 1999:

• Compression Tool Helps To Move Images, Video More Quickly

Posted November 4, 1999:

• Yale Research Team First To Describe Molecular-Sized Memory

Posted October 27, 1999:

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

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"
• New Design Will Help Cool Microelectronics More Efficiently

Posted October 7, 1999:

• At Cornell, Cluster Of Pentium Processors Becomes A Supercomputer

Posted September 30, 1999:

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

Posted September 24, 1999:

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

Posted September 9, 1999:

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

Posted August 2, 1999:

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

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 June 30, 1999:

• Engineers Way To Faster, Less-Costly Computer Chips

Posted June 29, 1999:

• New Luminescent Films May Be A Key To Photonic Computers

Posted June 25, 1999:

• Delivering Bad News By E-Mail Is More Accurate, Less Painful, Study Suggests

Posted May 14, 1999:

• Nerve Cells Live Long And Talkative Lives In Sculpted Colonies On Silicon Chips

Posted May 5, 1999:

• Information Technologies Promise To Make Government More Efficient And Responsive

Posted April 27, 1999:

• Electronic Auction House First To Offer Mobile Agent

Posted April 19, 1999:

• Columbia, Major Firms Conduct Successful Tests Of Internet Telephony Software, Hardware

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