Archive: 09/15/2004
Genesis Scientists Don't Lose Hope
Scientists who conducted the preliminary assessment of the Genesis canister are encouraged by what they see. They believe it may be possible to achieve the most important portions of their science objectives. ...
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Earth's best view of the stars – Antarctica's Dome C
A small unmanned observatory high on the Antarctic plateau provides the best star-viewing site on Earth, according to research published today in Nature. Australian researchers have shown than a ground-based telescope ...
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Using a carbon nanotube, Cornell researchers make an oscillator so small it might weigh a single atom
Using a carbon nanotube, Cornell University researchers have produced a tiny electromechanical oscillator that might be capable of weighing a single atom. The device, perhaps the smallest of its kind ever prod ...
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Siemens SF65: Communication and Digital Photography In One
Today the mobile communication group at Siemens, Siemens mobile, unveils the SF65: a quality clamshell mobile phone that combines the best aspects of digital photography with mobile communication in one strik ...
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Notebooks Store More: Hitachi Releases 100-Gigabyte Notebook Hard Drives
Native Serial ATA Support and Enhanced Availability Broaden Capabilities of Hitachi 2.5-inch Hard Drives Hitachi Global Storage Technologies is bringing to market the best combination of notebook hard-drive attributes in it ...
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NASA Scientist to Discuss Preparations for Manned Flights to MARS
NASA scientist, and Northern Illinois University alumnus, Michael C. Greenisen, will speak at NIU on activities underway to prepare astronauts for manned space flight to Mars. ...
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Biochip Technology Has a Great Future
Developers of Electrical Biochip Technology Nominated for German Technology and Innovation Award - Fraunhofer ISIT, Siemens and Infineon Plan Further Collaboration on Biochip Technology "We are pleased to have ...
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Cypress’s New EZ-USB FX2LP Low Power USB 2.0 Controller Earns USB-IF Certification
Industry's Smallest, Most Power-Efficient High-Speed Controller Enables Streaming Video, Mass Storage and Personal Media Players to Be Powered by the USB Bus Cypress Semiconductor Corp., the market leader ...
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Micron Technology, ASML MaskTools Enter Broad Collaboration Agreement
ASML MaskTools, a business unit of ASML Holding NV (ASML), and Micron Technology, Inc., today announced a comprehensive multi-year business agreement to enhance the capability of lithography tools. The agreement focuses on low ...
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Ricoh Extends Partnership with UMC to 90nm
UMC selected over other foundries due to its 90nm readiness and mass production experience UMC, a world leading semiconductor foundry, today announced the extension of its partnership with Ricoh Company for the manufacturing ...
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Nano drops from the one-way pack
New dispenser system made of plastic reduces costs for use of micro dispensers A two-component micro dispenser system developed at the Institut für Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH (IMM) produces nano drops ...
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NASA Watching Hurricane Ivan
Weather forecasts indicate several NASA centers and facilities could be impacted by Hurricane Ivan once it makes landfall, and preparations are under way to secure important space flight hardware against da ...
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Optical fibers and a theory of things that go bump in the light
University of California scientists working at Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a theory describing light pulse dynamics in optical fibers that explains how an interplay of noise, line imperfections and pulse coll ...
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Breaking Barriers, NC State Engineers Patent Methods for Creating Self-Assembling, 3-D Nanostructures
Nanotechnology promises to revolutionize modern life. From energy-efficient lighting that lasts for 50 years, to greater data storage capacity, to stronger metals and ceramics, the improvements attributed to ...
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An Inexhaustible Source of Energy from Methane in Deep Earth
Untapped reserves of methane, the main component in natural gas, may be found deep in Earth’s crust, according to a recently released report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America ...
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