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iPhone App Can Diagnose Stroke as Easily as Medical Computer Workstation, Study Finds
May 9, 2011 — New research from Canada shows that doctors can make a stroke diagnosis using an iPhone application with the same accuracy as a diagnosis at a medical computer workstation. This technology can be ... > full story -
Computers Sing to a Better Tune
May 6, 2011 — Would you dance to a synthetic song? Scientists are reporting on a new approach to making computer-generated vocals more human ... > full story -
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College Students' Use of Kindle DX Points to E-Reader’s Role in Academia
May 2, 2011 — A nine-month study of how University of Washington graduate students did or did not use the large-format Amazon Kindle DX in their course reading provides information on the potential future for ... > full story -
New Software to Support Interest in Extreme Science
April 29, 2011 — The University of Chicago's Flash Center for Computational Science has just released a major new version of supercomputer code, called FLASH 4-alpha. Based on previous software for simulating ... > full story -
Origami Not Just for Paper Anymore: DNA, Folded Into Complex Shapes, Could Have a Big Impact on Nanotechnology
April 27, 2011 — Scientists have developed software that makes it easier to predict the three-dimensional shape that will result from a given DNA template. While the software doesn't fully automate the design ... > full story -
New Sensor Glove May Help Stroke Patients Recover Mobility
April 26, 2011 — People who have strokes are often left with moderate to severe physical impairments. Now, thanks to a glove, stroke patients may be able to recover hand motion by playing video ... > full story -
Virtual Surgery Shows Promise in Personalized Treatment of Nasal Obstruction
April 18, 2011 — A preliminary report suggests that virtual nasal surgery has the potential to be a productive tool that may enable surgeons to perform personalized nasal surgery using computer simulation ... > full story -
Students Develop Thought-Controlled, Hands-Free Computer for the Disabled
April 18, 2011 — Software engineering students have developed innovative technology that could enable people to operate a computer without using a keyboard or mouse -- only their ... > full story -
Privacy Mode Helps Secure Android Smartphones
April 13, 2011 — Researchers have developed software that helps Android smartphone users prevent their personal information from being stolen by ... > full story -
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Wii Key to Helping Kids Balance
April 12, 2011 — By cleverly linking five Wii Balance Boards, a team of university undergraduates has combined the appeal of a video game with the utility of a computerized motion-tracking system that can enhance ... > full story -
Free Software Makes Computer Mouse Easier for People With Disabilities
April 8, 2011 — As the population ages, more people are having trouble with motor control, but now scientists have invented two mouse cursors that make clicking targets a whole lot ... > full story -
Looking to Blue Skies for Cloud Security
April 6, 2011 — Cloud computing represents a significant shift in how we use information technology. Storage space for digital files, processing power and services and software are abstracted away from the user's ... > full story
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