Archive: 02/16/2005
IBM Locks Up Lead in PC Security
IBM today built on nearly six years of leadership and innovation in PC security by announcing three new security technologies for its industry-leading ThinkPad notebooks and ThinkCentre desktops, including new biometric fingerprint ...
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New software helps with anti-terrorism planning
New software can help anti-terrorism planners determine how best to allocate limited resources to defend military bases, industrial parks and civic facilities from terrorist attacks, according to the Penn State researchers ...
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Saturn's Aurora Defy Scientists' Expectations
Aurora on Saturn behave in ways different from how scientists have thought possible for the last 25 years, according to new research by a team of astronomers led by John Clarke, a professor in BU’s Department ...
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NanoChromics™ Technology Makes Paper-Bright, Low-Power Visual Communications Affordable for Intelligent Devices
NTERA's NanoChromics displays feature unparalleled ink-on-paper visual impact at an effective price point, besting the 30-year dull, gray liquid crystal display (LCD) and the costly organic light emitting diode (OLED) technologies.
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SMART-1 mission extended
ESA's SMART-1 mission was extended by one year, pushing back the mission end date from August 2005 to August 2006. ESA's Science Programme Committee endorsed unanimously the proposed one-year extension of SMART-1 ...
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Renesas Technology and Symbian Collaborate on 3G Mobile Phone Platform
Renesas Technology Corp. and Symbian Ltd. announced an agreement to add full-scale support for Symbian OS, the market leading open OS for smartphones, to Renesas Technology’s advanced silicon platform for 3G mobile phones. ...
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Nano Mechanism to Control Protein May Lead to New Protein Engineering
UCLA scientists have created a mechanism at the nanoscale to externally control the function and action of a protein. "We can switch a protein on and off, and while we have controlled a specific protein, we ...
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NASA Observatory Confirms Black Hole Limits
The very largest black holes reach a certain point and then grow no more. That's according to the best survey to date of black holes made with NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. Scientists also discovered previously ...
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New DRAM circuit design approach for gigabit-era DRAM
Hitachi, Ltd., in cooperation with Elpida Memory, Inc. announced that they have developed a new methodology for memory-array design, Concordant Memory Design Using Statistical Integration, which gathers statistics on device ...
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World’s first DVD content protection solution
Macrovision® Corporation, announced the worldwide availability of RipGuard DVD™ a digital rip-control solution for DVD Video. RipGuard DVD is a technological solution that effectively protects a copyright owner’s ...
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Open Microfluidic and Nanofluidic Systems
The labs of the future will be "labs-on-a-chip", i.e., integrated chemical and biochemical laboratories shrunk down to the size of a computer chip. An essential prerequisite for such labs are appropriate microcompartments ...
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X-rays have become laser-like
Radiologists and biologists have been dreaming - ever since the discovery of lasers - of a compact laboratory source emitting X-rays in one direction in a laser-like beam. Such a source would permit X-ray images ...
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