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Posted September 5, 2003:

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

Posted August 1, 2003:

• Behind The Blockbusters-Special Effects Tool Locks Characters On To Film

Posted April 2, 2003:

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

Posted January 22, 2003:

• New Technique Gets The Red Out Of Digital Photographs

Posted December 6, 2002:

• Mapping With Math: Creating 3-D Digital Landscapes From 2-D Photos

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 20, 2002:

• Tele-Immersion System Is First "Network Computer," With Input, Processing And Output In Different Locations

Posted October 9, 2002:

• Robotic Model Monster Truck Pushes Boundaries Of Computer Technology

Posted June 18, 2002:

• UCLA Researchers Create Fast, Inexpensive Organic Memory Device

Posted March 28, 2002:

• Innovative Research Enhancing U.S. Military Capabilities By Changing The Future Of Computing

Posted January 24, 2002:

• Microchip Gives Blind Chance Of Sight

Posted January 17, 2002:

• Technique Aims To Protect, Possibly Improve Internet Video

Posted January 9, 2002:

• More Accurate Digital Tunes, Images May Result From New Mathematical Theory

Posted November 20, 2001:

• Cornell's Digital Earth Project Offers Global Database And Mapping Tool For Geologists, Students And Teachers

Posted November 7, 2001:

• Computers With Human-Like Vision Could Strengthen Security And Surveillance, UCLA Researchers Say

Posted August 24, 2001:

• Dartmouth Researcher Investigates Digital Secrecy

Posted July 19, 2001:

• Digital Organisms Used To Confirm Evolutionary Process

Posted July 16, 2001:

• New Standard Set For Scientific Visualizations — Data Rendered Into Art In Seconds

Posted June 11, 2001:

• New Software Streamlines The Search For Disease-Causing Genes

Posted May 9, 2001:

• Operation Of Self-Aiming Camera Modeled On How Part Of Brain Works

Posted January 24, 2001:

• Carnegie Mellon Professor's Unique New Vision Technology Will Be Used To Present Replays In Super Bowl XXXV

Posted October 18, 2000:

• UC Berkeley Professors Measure Exploding World Production Of New Information

Posted September 21, 2000:

• Readers Become Part Of The Action Through High-Tech Mixture Of Traditional Storytelling And Virtual Reality

Posted June 13, 2000:

• Virtual You -- Or How To Work In Your "Jammies"

Posted May 26, 2000:

• In This Digital Age, Compressing Medical Images Can Put The Squeeze On Diagnostic Accuracy, UF Researchers Find

Posted April 4, 2000:

• Image Processing Methods For Computer Vision-Based Fuel Gauge Developed

Posted March 2, 2000:

• Digital Highways Help Engineers Monitor Wear And Tear

Posted January 6, 2000:

• University Of Massachusetts Scientists Developing Wearable Computer That Learns

Posted December 18, 1999:

• Compression Tool Helps To Move Images, Video More Quickly

Posted November 2, 1999:

• "Shared Space" Allows Users To Meld Virtual Reality, Real World

Posted October 27, 1999:

• Virginia Tech Physics Professor Creates One Of First Astronomical Java Programs

Posted September 2, 1999:

• 3-D, Virtual Man Simulates Radiation's Effect On The Body

Posted August 13, 1999:

• Digital Organisms Give Life To Questions Of Evolution

Posted July 28, 1999:

• Digital Plant Doctor Diagnoses Plant Problems

Posted July 19, 1999:

• Fast Work By University Of Georgia Herbarium And Digital Imaging Technology Helps Identify Poisonous Plant Eaten By Child

Posted May 31, 1999:

• Purdue Gives Farmers 20-20 Vision From 30,000 Feet

Posted May 6, 1999:

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

Posted May 5, 1999:

• Information Technologies Promise To Make Government More Efficient And Responsive

Posted May 4, 1999:

• NASA Scientists Aid Law Enforcement With New Software Technology To Improve Video Quality

Posted March 18, 1999:

• Engineer Gives Robots A New Way To 'See'

Posted February 11, 1999:

• Looking For Land Mines -- Hopkins Engineers Use Advanced Math To Find Deadly Devices In Aerial Pictures

Posted January 12, 1999:

• How A Down-To-The-Wire Computer Fix At Cornell Enabled A Troubled Spacecraft To Take Images Of An Asteroid

Posted January 6, 1999:

• University Of Iowa's Louis Frank Uses Mathematical Data Analysis To Show Small Comets Are Real

Posted December 21, 1998:

• Moving Medical Images On The Internet Using Java

Posted October 14, 1998:

• NASA 'Software Scalpel' Helps Doctors Practice Operations

Posted October 6, 1998:

• New Software Protects Ownership Of Web Images

Posted September 11, 1998:

• UT Engineers Achieve Low Cost Lasers Using 'Quantum Dots'

Posted September 9, 1998:

• Bell Labs 360-Degree Panoramic Webcam Brings Internet Users On "BowieNet" Closer To The Artist And His Music

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