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NASA 'Software Scalpel' Helps Doctors Practice Operations
October 14, 1998 — A "software scalpel," combined with clear, accurate, three- dimensional (3-D) images of the human head, is helping doctors practice reconstructive surgery and visualize the outcome more ... > full story -
"World's Smallest Combination Lock" Promises To Foil The Best Computer Hacker, Say Sandia Developers
October 13, 1998 — The "world's smallest combination lock," a minuscule mechanical device developed at Sandia National Laboratories, promises to build a virtually impenetrable computer firewall that even ... > full story -
JPL Neural Network Chip Paves The Way To A Cleaner America As Ford Signs Licensing Agreement
September 12, 1998 — A new computer chip that mimics how the human mind works is making its way from the space program to American industry and may end up in millions of American cars in years to ... > full story -
Chaos At The Polls: Mathematicians Prove That Group Decisions Can Be Impossible To Predict
September 9, 1998 — For several years, some political scientists and others have argued that group decisions such as elections are impossible to anticipate-even if the preferences of the voters are well established and ... > full story -
NIST Tool Will Help Small Manufacturers Exterminate 'Millennium Bug'
August 18, 1998 — The Manufacturing Extension Partnership’s nationwide network of centers is offering a computer-based tool to help smaller manufacturers find and assess problems caused by the so-called ... > full story -
Seinfeld-In-Spanish Possible, Thanks To SFU Software
July 17, 1998 — Spanish-speaking television viewers in Central and South America will soon be able to watch and understand their favorite U.S. sitcom or soap opera thanks to software developed by two Simon Fraser ... > full story -
Software Being Developed At Lucent Technologies To Drastically Reduce Design Time Of RF Chips For Wireless Applications
June 16, 1998 — Lucent Technologies researchers have developed powerful new software tools that promise to speed the design of radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits used in wireless phones and base ... > full story -
Computer Software Grades Essays Just As Well As People, Profs Announce
April 21, 1998 — New computer software can grade the content of essay exams just as well as people and could be a major boon in assessing student performance, researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder and ... > full story -
Breakthrough Software Tells Industry When To Replace Aging Equipment
March 20, 1998 — Engineers at the University of Toronto have developed a software program that could save the transportation, mining and manufacturing industries millions of dollars by telling them the optimal time ... > full story -
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Fantastic Images Of Tiny Objects Now In Color
March 19, 1998 — Stunning colour pictures of very tiny objects such as insects or particles of dust are have been produced with a new scanning electron ... > full story -
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The Trick Is In The Triangles: Speeding Up 3-D Computer Models
February 25, 1998 — A Johns Hopkins computer scienctist has developed software that dramatically increases the speed at which 3-D computer graphics can be put in motion on-screen. A preliminary version of the software ... > full story -
New Software Allows Consumers To Try Before Buying On The Web
January 13, 1998 — A software building block to help put virtual products on the World Wide Web, where they will look and behave like the real thing, is being released later this month by a team of University of ... > full story
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