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Posted October 20, 2005:

• Retinal Scans Eyed For New Mexico Show Cattle

Posted September 30, 2005:

• Novel Mechanism For DNA Replication Discovered

Posted September 13, 2005:

• Study Of Faulty Fingerprints Debunks Forensic Science 'Zero Error' Claim

Posted August 11, 2005:

• Comprehensive Database Of Computer Vulnerabilities Now Available
• First Large-Scale Evaluation Of Iris Recognition Under Way

Posted August 10, 2005:

• Patient's Genes Can Predict Response To Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer

Posted July 31, 2005:

• Foolproof 'Fingerprint' On Materials Could Aid The Fight Against Fraud

Posted July 26, 2005:

• Unique Genetic Profile Helps Over-45s Conceive Naturally

Posted July 25, 2005:

• DNA-Based Molecular Nano-Wires

Posted June 17, 2005:

• 'Biosensor' Screens Air Force Personnel And Equipment
• New Gene Chip May Be Early Cancer Diagnosis Tool

Posted June 8, 2005:

• MIT's Nanoprinter Could Mass-Produce Nano-Devices

Posted May 27, 2005:

• Study: 'Homemade' Gene Expression Technology Unreliable

Posted May 25, 2005:

• Bioelectronic 'Signatures' Hold Key To DNA Mutations

Posted May 16, 2005:

• Fingerprinting Study Sets Off Alarm Bells

Posted May 12, 2005:

• Scientists Discover One Of The Constants Of The Universe Might Not Be Constant

Posted April 25, 2005:

• Microarrays As Phenotype

Posted April 11, 2005:

• Where's Waldo's DNA? New NIST SRM Joins Search

Posted March 28, 2005:

• DNA With Three Base Pairs A Step Towards Expanding The Genetic Code

Posted March 26, 2005:

• Chemical Engineer Kao Explores Antibiotic Synthesis With DNA Chips
• Forensic Dentistry Key In Identifying Victims Of Tsunamis, Other Disasters

Posted March 22, 2005:

• Researchers Develop Fingerprint Detection Technology

Posted March 7, 2005:

• NCI Creates Gene Expression Database Of Normal Human Organ Tissue

Posted January 22, 2005:

• PNNL's Body Scanner Garners Federal Commercialization Award

Posted January 21, 2005:

• New Image Sensor Will Show What The Eyes See, And A Camera Cannot

Posted January 6, 2005:

• Faces Must Be Seen To Be Recognized

Posted January 4, 2005:

• FDA Clears First Of Kind Genetic Lab Test

Posted December 19, 2004:

• NYU Chemists Create DNA Translation Machine
• Shots Fired At Bayonne Range Prove Smart Gun Technology Works

Posted October 30, 2004:

• Darwin's Greatest Challenge Tackled: The Mystery Of Eye Evolution

Posted October 22, 2004:

• Molecule That Helps DNA Replicate May Make Good Target For Cancer Therapy

Posted October 8, 2004:

• University Of Florida Researchers Shine Light On New Explosives Detection Method

Posted October 6, 2004:

• Helping Investigators Gather Crime Evidence From PDAs

Posted October 4, 2004:

• Artificial Neural Networks Can Predict Clinical Outcomes Of Neuroblastoma Patients

Posted September 14, 2004:

• Carnegie Mellon Engineering Researchers To Create Speech Recognition In Silicon

Posted August 12, 2004:

• Purdue, Law Enforcement Probe Digital World Of Computer Forensics

Posted July 22, 2004:

• Ear-Like System Could Clear Up Cellphone Conversations

Posted July 16, 2004:

• NIST Study Shows Computerized Fingerprint Matching Is Highly Accurate

Posted July 8, 2004:

• Access To DNA Secrets Yields Better Understanding Of Genes, Possible Tool For Disease Diagnosis

Posted June 29, 2004:

• Gene Chip Technology Will Lead To Quick And Accurate Genetic Testing For Cystic Fibrosis

Posted June 23, 2004:

• Common 'Signature' Found For Different Cancers; Discovery Yields Hope For Universal Treatment

Posted June 2, 2004:

• NASA Researchers Customize 'Lab-on-a-Chip' Technology

Posted May 25, 2004:

• Developing Tools For Reliable 'Gene Chip' Measurements

Posted April 20, 2004:

• Robot Device Dusts Potential Bombs For Fingerprints

Posted April 12, 2004:

• Controlling Biomolecules With Magnetic 'Tweezers'

Posted April 2, 2004:

• Mathematicians Predict Patterns In Fingerprints And Cacti

Posted March 17, 2004:

• Student Builds Micro Biosensor Chip To Move DNA Molecules

Posted March 8, 2004:

• New Test To Find, Recruit Pest-Fighting Bacteria

Posted December 16, 2003:

• Ohio State Creates First Gene Chip For Horse

Posted November 21, 2003:

• New Technology Will Speed Genome Sequencing

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