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Posted October 11, 2006:

• Teenager Moves Video Icons Just By Imagination

Posted September 21, 2006:

• Video Games: Medicine For The Body

Posted August 28, 2006:

• Modified Home Video Game Shows Promise For Stroke Rehabilitation

Posted August 18, 2006:

• Some Online Video Games Found To Promote 'Sociability,' Researchers Say
• Eye Tracking Technology Poised To Be Next Trend To Immerse Gamers

Posted July 28, 2006:

• Fingertip Device Helps Computers Read Hand Gestures

Posted July 27, 2006:

• Psychologists Produce First Study On Violence Desensitization From Video Games

Posted June 8, 2006:

• Computer Science Engineers Improve Video Game Testing By Analyzing The User

Posted May 9, 2006:

• Nature Vs Nintendo: Video Games Or National Parks

Posted December 2, 2005:

• In Video Games, Not All Mayhem Is Created Equal

Posted October 12, 2005:

• Violent Video Games Lead To Brain Activity Characteristic Of Aggression

Posted August 26, 2005:

• Video Analysis Adds Evidence For Ivory-Billed Woodpecker

Posted August 10, 2005:

• No Strong Link Seen Between Violent Video Games And Aggression

Posted June 9, 2005:

• Gamers' Brains No Different Than Yours Or Mine
• Media Violence Linked To Concentration, Self-Control

Posted May 6, 2005:

• Clutch Hitters And Choke Hitters: Myth Or Reality?

Posted March 25, 2005:

• University Of Alberta Linguist Puts Words In Video-Game Characters' Mouths

Posted March 9, 2005:

• Immersion In Virtual World Alleviates Pain From Injury

Posted February 13, 2005:

• Computer Cracks Go Game

Posted September 30, 2004:

• SpaceShipOne Surpasses 100 Km Altitude On First X-Prize Flight

Posted August 24, 2004:

• UC Davis Medical Center Tests Robot That Brings Your Doctor To You After Surgery

Posted July 5, 2004:

• Tactics Technology Could Produce Tomorrow's Tennis Champions

Posted June 2, 2004:

• Chess Masters Are Quick On The Trigger

Posted May 7, 2004:

• McGill University Researchers Design And Test Computer Games That Enhance Self-Esteem

Posted March 18, 2004:

• Video Games, Not TV, Linked To Obesity In Kids

Posted March 15, 2004:

• Scientists Confirm Phenomenon Of Falling Beer Bubbles

Posted September 16, 2003:

• NASA Keeps Watch Over Isabel, Captures Spectacular Images

Posted August 7, 2003:

• Dr. Robot Tested At Hopkins

Posted June 17, 2003:

• NASA-Developed Technology Helping Put Lawbreakers Behind Bars

Posted May 14, 2003:

• New Virtual Reality Array Allows Immersive Experience Without The Disorienting 3-D Goggles

Posted April 14, 2003:

• Odors Summon Emotion And Influence Behavior, New Study Says

Posted January 17, 2002:

• Technique Aims To Protect, Possibly Improve Internet Video

Posted September 18, 2001:

• Children Who Concentrate And Switch Attention Better Are More Likely To Cross Streets Safely

Posted August 2, 2001:

• Adversaries Would Find Other Attack Methods, Game Theory Shows

Posted March 7, 2001:

• Animated 3-D Boosts Deaf Education; "Andy" The Avatar Interprets By Signing

Posted January 24, 2001:

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

Posted August 11, 2000:

• Children's Personality Features Unchanged By Short-Term Video Play
• Video Games May Lead To Better Health Through New NASA Technology

Posted June 13, 2000:

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

Posted April 24, 2000:

• Violent Video Games Can Increase Aggression
• New 3-D Flyover Of Los Angeles-Area Quake Faults

Posted January 5, 2000:

• Bell Labs Developing Stereo Sound For Desktop Communications

Posted November 1, 1999:

• Miami Study Investigates Physiological Effect Of Video Games On Children

Posted September 27, 1999:

• Virtual Reality Training Tool Pits Emergency Rescue Teams Against Computerized Terrorist Attack

Posted September 14, 1999:

• Your Online Identity: Researchers Study Human Interaction Online Through Game Played In Virtual Community

Posted July 21, 1999:

• Yankee's Cone At Odds With Perfection

Posted June 25, 1999:

• Scientists At Children's Hospital And Brandeis Use Video Games To Unlock Secrets Of The Brain's Sense Of Direction

Posted May 4, 1999:

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

Posted October 22, 1998:

• Baseball Fan Creates Algorithm To Divvy Season Tickets

Posted September 25, 1998:

• UT Southwestern's One-Of-A-Kind Video-Laparoscopic Lab May Change The Way Surgery Is Taught

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