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Entangled Photons Could Promise Lightning-Speed Computers
September 26, 2000 — Defying traditional laws of physics, researchers may have found a way to blast through imminent roadblocks on the highway to faster and smaller computers. Using modern quantum physics, a research ... > full story -
Protein Chips Offer Powerful Method For Probing Protein Function
September 13, 2000 — Using microscope slides, precision robots and other off-the-shelf equipment, researchers have created protein microarrays that can measure the function of thousands of proteins simultaneously. These ... > full story -
Research Paves The Way For Faster, Better, Cheaper DNA Detection Method
September 13, 2000 — Researchers at Northwestern University have combined gold nanoparticles and DNA in a novel way to form tiny probes capable of DNA detection that is more accurate and less expensive than conventional ... > full story -
First Protein "Biochips" May Deliver Improved Detection, Diagnosis
July 3, 2000 — Scientists at Purdue University have created the first protein "biochips," mating silicon computer chips with biological ... > full story -
New Technique Measures Chemical Composition Of Tiny Details
January 27, 2000 — Chemistry researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology (TUE), funded by NWO’s Chemical Sciences Council, recently discovered a way to determine the chemical composition of chips or ... > full story -
Advance May Put Gene Chip Technology On Scientists' Desktops
September 29, 1999 — The sexiest, most insightful technology in modern genetics, the gene chip, a technology that permits scientists to analyze thousands of genes at once, may soon come within easy reach of most ... > full story -
New Luminescent Films May Be A Key To Photonic Computers
June 28, 1999 — Materials chemists at the University of Toronto have created a new kind of silicon film that could lead to entirely photonic computer and telecommunications ... > full story -
Cast Iron Graphite Shape, Fine Structure Are Keys To Cheaper, Faster Machining
June 8, 1999 — Penn State engineers have shown that the shape of the graphite flakes, as well as the microstructure, in cast irons influence the amount of cracking and chipping that occurs during the machining ... > full story -
Pioneering Research Could Lead To Treatment Of Spinal Cord Injuries
January 8, 1999 — Two Michigan Tech researchers have found a way to move some of Nature's most delicate objects with the precision of pieces on a chess board. With their new technique, they hope to lay the ... > full story -
NASA To Have Access To Radiation-Hardened Pentium Chip
December 9, 1998 — NASA and other federal agencies will soon have access to the technology for a radiation-hardened version of Intel’s Pentium chip for use in future missions. ... > 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 -
System Combines Capillary Electrophoresis And NMR Spectroscopy
July 10, 1998 — By using micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) technology, researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a chip-based analytical system that combines capillary electrophoresis and nuclear ... > full story
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