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Posted April 30, 2010:

• 4-D Software Helps Adjust for Breathing When Treating Lung Cancer With Radiotherapy

Posted April 27, 2010:

• Researchers Preparing for Blue Waters: Most Powerful Supercomputer in the World
• New Research Offers Security for Virtualization, Cloud Computing

Posted April 23, 2010:

• Car Steered With Eyes, Computer Scientists Demonstrate
• The Internet of Meetings

Posted April 22, 2010:

• Simplifying Complexity – New Insights Into How Genomes Work

Posted April 20, 2010:

• Machine-Learning Revolutionizes Software Development

Posted April 15, 2010:

• Visualization of Geographic Patterns May Predict Spread of Disease

Posted April 14, 2010:

• Novel Artificial Pancreas Successfully Controls Blood Sugar More Than 24 Hours
• To Sleep or Not to Sleep? Math Software to Help Plan Astronaut, Shift Worker Schedules
• Multimedia Search Without Detours

Posted April 13, 2010:

• In Networks We Trust
• Grid Technology Comes to the iPhone and Sony PlayStation 3

Posted April 12, 2010:

• 'Intelligent' Transport Project Under Way for Driverless Vehicles

Posted April 10, 2010:

• Evacuating 70,000 Sports Fans in Less Than an Hour? Rehearse It With 70,000 Avatars

Posted April 8, 2010:

• NASA Sensors Providing Rapid Estimates of Iceland Volcano Emissions
• Robots With Better Observation
• Digital Divide Changing but Not for Students Torn by It

Posted March 31, 2010:

• World Record: Largest Simulation of an Ideal Quantum Computer

Posted March 30, 2010:

• What If All Software Was Open Source? A Code to Unlock the Desktop

Posted March 29, 2010:

• Computer Scientists Develop a Comfortable and Secure Login Method

Posted March 26, 2010:

• Playing 'Pong' With the Blink of an Eye

Posted March 24, 2010:

• NASA Mars Rover Getting Smarter as It Gets Older
• Compound Screening for Drug Development Made Simpler

Posted March 22, 2010:

• New Spam Targeting Facebook Users Is Invisible to Most Virus Scans, Says Expert

Posted March 11, 2010:

• Who Does What on Wikipedia?

Posted March 10, 2010:

• Conquering the Chaos in Modern, Multiprocessor Computers

Posted March 5, 2010:

• New 'Hearing' Maps Are Real Conversation Starters

Posted March 4, 2010:

• Engineering Team Developing Helicopter That Would Investigate Nuclear Disasters

Posted March 3, 2010:

• City Tours by Mouse Click

Posted March 2, 2010:

• Software Sniffs out Criminals by the Shape of Their Nose
• After 5 Years, Free Systems Biology Markup Language Has Proven Popular

Posted March 1, 2010:

• File-Sharing Software Potential Threat to Health Privacy

Posted February 26, 2010:

• Intelligent Energy Management for the Home
• Malicious Software: Hiding the Honeypots

Posted February 25, 2010:

• Scatterometry: Measuring Ever-Smaller Chip Production

Posted February 22, 2010:

• New Security Threat Against 'Smart Phone' Users, Researchers Show

Posted February 21, 2010:

• Governments 'Misjudging' Scale of CO2 Emissions

Posted February 18, 2010:

• Optimization Server Reaches 2 Million Milestone
• System Unveiled for Regulating Anaesthesia Via Computer

Posted February 16, 2010:

• Engineer Creates Unique Software That Predicts Stem Cell Fate

Posted February 15, 2010:

• Simple Test May Help Judge Concussion in Athletes

Posted February 10, 2010:

• Virtual Museum Guide

Posted February 9, 2010:

• Grid Computing for the Masses
• Assistive Technology Helps Dementia Sufferers Get Through the Day

Posted February 8, 2010:

• Perfectly Shaped Solid Components

Posted February 5, 2010:

• No Catastrophes Please, It’s Software Modeling
• Software Development Gets a Better Production Line

Posted February 3, 2010:

• Electronic Health Records Need Better Monitoring, Experts Urge

Posted February 2, 2010:

• Special Effects in Avatar Made Possible Thanks to European Technology

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