Archive: 01/10/2005
Stowers researcher answers fundamental question of cell death
Chunying Du, Ph.D., Assistant Investigator at the Stowers Institute, has published findings that reveal a previously unknown pathway of Bruce, the gene encoding a protein that inhibits apoptosis, or programmed cell death.
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Oracle Database Lite 10g, First Database to Extend Grid Computing to the Mobile Enterprise
Simplified Management, Advanced Security, Synchronization and Development Tools Make Mobile Applications Easier to Develop, Deploy, Manage and Use Oracle today announced Oracle Database Lite 10g, the first database to ext ...
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Hubble's Infrared Eyes Home in on Suspected Extrasolar Planet
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is providing important supporting evidence for the existence of a candidate planetary companion to a relatively bright young brown dwarf star located 225 light-years away ...
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Samsung Develops World's First Eight-Die Multi-Chip Package Technology for Multimedia Cell Phones
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced that it has developed the world's first eight-die multi-chip package (MCP) technology, designed for use in high-capacity mobile devices s ...
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Good news from big bad black holes
Astronomers have discovered how ominous black holes can create life in the form of new stars, proving that jet-induced star formation may have played an important role in the formation of galaxies in the early ...
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World Year of Physics 2005 Begins with Paris Conference
The World Year of Physics 2005 (physics2005.org) will officially launch at the Physics for Tomorrow conference in Paris, January 13-15. Four American students have received scholarships from U.S. physics organizations to ...
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Interactive children's television
Whether television is beneficial or harmful to children is an ongoing debate. But one thing is certain: The more often young viewers can interact, the more attractive the program becomes. Two projects in the US are testing ...
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World’s First 802.11a/g Single Chip Solution Embedding TCP/IP
Marvell, the technology leader in the development of extreme broadband communications and storage solutions, announced the industry’s first embedded Wireless LAN (WLAN) chip with integrated TCP/IP networking to provide the most ...
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Observation of material circling a supermassive black hole
Astronomers from the University of Oxford and around the world have observed clumps of X-ray-emitting gas whipping around a black hole at 33,000 kilometres per second, one-tenth the speed of light. The obser ...
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Philips targets DDR2 memory modules with new high-speed registers
Designed to optimize memory performance, family includes fastest registers on the market As memory modules have evolved from slower single data rate (SDR) solutions to double data rate (DDR), the need for increasingly prec ...
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Spitzer Sees Dusty Aftermath of Pluto-Sized Collision
Astronomers say a dusty disc swirling around the nearby star Vega is bigger than earlier thought. It was probably caused by collisions of objects, perhaps as big as the planet Pluto, up to 2,000 kilometers (about 1,200 miles) ...
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AMD Unveils Turion 64 Mobile Technology
AMD today announced that it will usher in a new era in mobile computing. AMD Turion 64 mobile technology was unveiled by six-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong at an AMD event at the International CES 2005 show in ...
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Earthquake Affects Earth's Rotation
NASA scientists using data from the Indonesian earthquake calculated it affected Earth's rotation, decreased the length of day, slightly changed the planet's shape, and shifted the North Pole by centimeters. T ...
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Magma's QuickCap NX Sets New Standard in Parasitic Capacitance Extraction for 90nm Designs
Magma Design Automation Inc., a provider of chip design solutions, today announced QuickCap NX, an enhanced version of its gold-standard QuickCap parasitic capacitance extraction tool. The key capabilities that have been ...
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Scientists Make Magnetic Silicon, Advancing Spin Based Computing
CNSE spintronics lab research shows silicon can maintain a permanent magnetic field above room temperature, which could help to develop more effective magnetic semiconductors and future spintronic devices Scientists at the College of Nan ...
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