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Posted May 19, 2000:

• Fast Global Satellite Link Tracks Cars, Monitors Pipelines

Posted May 15, 2000:

• Method Could Prevent Disconnection For Roaming Cell Phone Users
• Wireless Net May Require "Smart Antennas"

Posted May 12, 2000:

• Undergraduates' Invention Makes Handguns "Childproof"

Posted May 2, 2000:

• Magnetic Actuation Folds Micro-Parts Into 3-D Structures

Posted May 1, 2000:

• Constantly Connected: Unique Residential Lab Studies How Technology Interacts With And Affects Domestic Lifestyle
• Case Western Reserve University Researchers Develop Prototype Of Miniature Fuel Cell
• Radar Provides New Means To Detect, Disable Buried Land Mines

Posted April 27, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits

Posted April 26, 2000:

• Atomic-Sized Carbon Nanotubes Show Promising Tunable Structure, Electronic Properties

Posted April 25, 2000:

• New Approach May Help In Design Of Future Circuits

Posted April 19, 2000:

• NASA Technology Safely Strips Ships Of Loose Chips

Posted April 10, 2000:

• "Opto-Chips" Are High-Speed Communications Breakthrough

Posted April 6, 2000:

• Technique Tethers Molecules To Silicon With Atomic Precision

Posted April 4, 2000:

• Image Processing Methods For Computer Vision-Based Fuel Gauge Developed

Posted March 31, 2000:

• NTRC Brake Test Facility Could Make Highways Safer
• A Surgeon Without A Heart But With A Steady Hand

Posted March 29, 2000:

• UC Berkeley Chemists Find Reliable Way To Grow Quantum Rods And Pack Them Into Microscopic Solar Cells And Leds

Posted March 27, 2000:

• Several New Single-Molecule Magnets Discovered

Posted March 21, 2000:

• Researchers Develop "Artificial Eyelid" That Reacts Faster Than A Laser

Posted March 13, 2000:

• A First: Scientists Control The Properties Of Semiconductor Devices Using Organic Molecules

Posted March 10, 2000:

• New Future For Electronics May Be Woven In Miniature From Silicon And Gold

Posted March 2, 2000:

• Digital Highways Help Engineers Monitor Wear And Tear

Posted February 22, 2000:

• Scientists Develop New Material For Efficient Flat-Panel Displays

Posted February 16, 2000:

• Optical Switching Could Cause Shakeup In Electronics Industry

Posted February 14, 2000:

• Cool New Material May Double Computer Speeds
• Honey, They've Shrunk The Logo! -- The Science Of The Very Small Has Some Very Big Ramifications, Say UMass Researchers

Posted February 8, 2000:

• Tiny Machines Do The Work Of Giants

Posted February 7, 2000:

• IBM Scientists Discover Nanotech Communication Method

Posted January 24, 2000:

• Tough New Material Wins U.S.-Israel Award: Useful In Circuit Boards, Radar Installations, Even Human Implants

Posted January 17, 2000:

• Robots Are Evolving, Population Is Booming Worldwide

Posted January 10, 2000:

• Future U.S. Warships Will Be Automated, More Resilient In Battle

Posted January 6, 2000:

• NASA Announces Research Grants In Microgravity Materials Science

Posted January 5, 2000:

• Bell Labs Developing Stereo Sound For Desktop Communications

Posted December 22, 1999:

• Anti-Electrons Help Researchers Find Nano-Surface Defects In Gold

Posted December 13, 1999:

• For 21st-Century Campers And Soldiers, A Tent That Sets Itself Up
• MIT Researchers "Amplify" Atoms

Posted December 10, 1999:

• Yale Students Develop "Gun Guard" To Keep Children And Loaded Handguns Apart

Posted December 6, 1999:

• Expect Rapid, Pervasive Innovation In 21st Century

Posted December 3, 1999:

• Two New Sandia "Sniffers" Expand Law Enforcement Abilities To Detect Explosives And Narcotics

Posted November 19, 1999:

• Leonids Activities At Marshall Make For Meteorically Successful Night
• Scientists Discover How To Make Nanostructures Assemble Themselves
• Yale Research On Molecular Switches May Lead To Smaller, Cheaper Computers

Posted November 9, 1999:

• NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory Chosen Among 'Best Of What's New' By Popular Science Magazine

Posted October 27, 1999:

• Cooling In Miniature, Without Bulky Machines, Conventional Fluids Or Moving Parts

Posted October 26, 1999:

• Lean Machine, Web Weaving, Fingerprinting Bacteria, and Better Insulators -- Research Highlights From Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Posted October 15, 1999:

• Northwestern Chemists Plot The Next Step In Nanotechnology

Posted October 13, 1999:

• New Design Will Help Cool Microelectronics More Efficiently

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