Archive: 07/07/2004
Tuning the Nanoworld: New Methods for Constructing Nanostructures and Calculating Their Electronic States
Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found new ways of combining quantum dots and segmented nanorods into multiply branching forms and have applied new ways to calculate the electronic properties ...
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Crucial Technology Launches High-Powered Video Card Lineup
New graphics card line features the much-anticipated Crucial RADEON X800 Pro Meridian, Idaho, July 7, 2004 – Crucial Technology, a division of Micron Semiconductor Products, Inc. which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Micro ...
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Philips to acquire leading USA electronics accessories supplier Gemini
Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Clifton, NJ, United States – Royal Philips Electronics and Gemini Industries, Inc., the leading North American supplier of consumer electronics and PC accessories, announced today that they ...
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FAA FUEL TANK SAFETY SYSTEM TESTED AT NASA
An aircraft normally used to transport the Space Shuttle has been pressed into service to test technology to make airliners safer. Researchers from the NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC), Cleveland, arranged for a fuel iner ...
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SEMATECH and Exitech to Develop the World’s First Ultra High Numerical Aperture 193 nm Immersion Lithography Tool
Austin, Texas and Oxford, England (7 July 2004) -- International SEMATECH and Exitech have announced an agreement to develop the world’s first ultra high numerical aperture (NA = 1.3) 193 nm wavelength immersion lithography to ...
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Infineon Introduces Chip Card Controllers for Improved Security of Electronic Identity Cards and Passports
Munich, Germany / Seoul, Korea – 7. July 2004 – Infineon Technologies AG will be offering new chip card controllers for improved security of electronic identity cards and passports when the first global tests on electronic ID car ...
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Japan's Toppan Printing Chooses ARM for Next Generation IC Card
TOKYO, JAPAN and CAMBRIDGE, UK - July 7, 2004 - Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. the world's second largest printing company, and ARM, today announced that Toppan has developed an IC card with high-speed cryptographic processing ...
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Los Alamos National Laboratory Captures Five 'Research and Development 100' Awards
Plasma-Torch Production of Spherical Boron Nitride Particles, 10-Gigabit Ethernet, Confocal X-Ray Fluorescence Microscope, Clustermatic and mpiBLAST are the five Los Alamos National Laboratory technologies receiving Resea ...
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Quantum dot-based assays to offer new ways to understand cell biology
Evident Technologies and Upstate announced that they have signed an agreement to produce quantum dot-based products for the life science industry under an agreement signed today. Terms and conditions of the agreement have ...
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SEMATECH Launches Immersion Technology Center to Help Prepare 193 nm Immersion Lithography for Manufacturing Introductio
Austin, TX (6 July, 2004) – International SEMATECH today announced the formation of the 193 nm immersion Technology Center (iTC), which will be one of the first major programs of the newly established Advanced Materials Resear ...
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Unique Electrochromic Windows and Synthetic Nanomotor Win 'The Oscars of Technology'
A unique new type of energy-saving electrochromic window and the smallest synthetic motor ever reported, both of which were developed by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley Nation ...
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