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Posted May 17, 2008:

• Precision Control Of Movement In Robots

Posted May 16, 2008:

• Weather, Waves And Wireless: Super Strength Signalling

Posted May 13, 2008:

• Texting Costs In UK Are 'Out Of This World' -- More Expensive Than Downloading Data From Hubble Space Telescope

Posted May 9, 2008:

• Piecing Together The Next Generation Of Cognitive Robots

Posted May 7, 2008:

• New Breed Of Supercomputers Proposed To Improve Climate Change Prediction Accuracy

Posted May 6, 2008:

• Talking Up A New Role For Cell Phones In Telemedicine

Posted May 2, 2008:

• Graphene-based Gadgets May Be Just Years Away

Posted May 1, 2008:

• New Basic Element For Electronic Circuits: 'Memristor' Could Give Computers Memories That Don't Forget
• Reduced Emergency Room Visits For Elderly Patients Attributed To 'Virtual' Health Care Team Approach

Posted April 28, 2008:

• Wearable Computing: Special Goggles Analyze Eye Movements To Diagnose Disease

Posted April 27, 2008:

• Light Research Opens Door For Optical Storage And Computing

Posted April 24, 2008:

• Watch Digital TV And Films Without Disruptions Thanks To Mathematical Model

Posted April 23, 2008:

• Computer Scientists Develop Solutions For Long-term Storage Of Digital Data

Posted April 22, 2008:

• Self-healing Ceramic Modeled: Potentially Useful Material For Nuclear Waste Storage

Posted April 21, 2008:

• Experiencing Virtual Products Prior To Product Development
• 3-D Images -- Cordless And Any Time

Posted April 15, 2008:

• Feeling Machines: Engineers Develop Systems For Recognizing Emotion
• Getting Wired For Terahertz Computing
• Tourist Information Wherever You Are, On Your Phone

Posted April 12, 2008:

• Cornell Robot Sets A Record For Distance Walking

Posted April 10, 2008:

• Sweet Nanotech Batteries: Nanotechnology Could Solve Lithium Battery Charging Problems

Posted April 8, 2008:

• Organic Materials May Be Wave Of The Future In Digital Signal Processing

Posted April 4, 2008:

• Human Values Key To The Development Of New Technologies

Posted April 3, 2008:

• Hybrid Computer Materials May Lead To Faster, Cheaper Technology

Posted April 2, 2008:

• Faster And More Sensitive Electronics Possible With Compact Cooling

Posted April 1, 2008:

• Elevated Concentrations Of Toxic Metals In China's E-waste Recycling Workshops
• Transparent Computer Monitors? Engineers Make First 'Active Matrix' Display Using Nanowires
• Nanoelectronics: Compression Of Light Directly Observed By Scientists

Posted March 31, 2008:

• Distinctly Higher Transmission Rates Achieved With Conventional Wireless Networks
• New Software Aids Researchers Analyzing Millions Of DNA Sequences

Posted March 30, 2008:

• Future Of Computing: Carbon Nanotubes And Superconductors To Replace The Silicon Chip

Posted March 28, 2008:

• Exquisite Photon Control On A Silicon Chip Is Major Advance Toward Quantum Computing

Posted March 24, 2008:

• Tracking Risky Teen Behavior Using GPS-enabled Cell Phones

Posted March 23, 2008:

• 'Metafilms' Can Shrink Radio, Radar Devices

Posted March 22, 2008:

• New 3-D Camera Will Have 12,616 Lenses

Posted March 17, 2008:

• High-speed WLAN Network Tested
• Carbon Nanotubes Outperform Copper Nanowires As Interconnects

Posted March 14, 2008:

• Wireless Networks That Build Themselves

Posted March 13, 2008:

• Embedded Systems Get Smarter, Tougher

Posted March 12, 2008:

• Mind Over Body: New Hope For Quadriplegics

Posted March 10, 2008:

• Human-Computer Interaction Redefines Science

Posted March 8, 2008:

• Unique Locks On Microchips Could Reduce Hardware Piracy

Posted March 6, 2008:

• Digital Home: An All-in-one Device To Control Most Everything

Posted March 5, 2008:

• Students With Cell Phones May Take More Risks, Study Finds

Posted March 3, 2008:

• Ultra-efficient LED, Developed By Student, Will Vastly Improve LCD Screens, Conserve Energy

Posted February 26, 2008:

• Analogue Logic For Quantum Computing

Posted February 22, 2008:

• Secure Internet Transactions At Internet Cafes Possible With Tiny Security Device
• Fastest Computer: One Million Trillion 'Flops' Per Second Targeted

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