Human-like skin developed for robots
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A flexible, electronic skin developed by University of Tokyo researchers may provide robots with a nearly human sense of touch.
Boost Mobile Introduces First Location-Based, GPS Games In U.S.
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The wireless entertainment and the material world has announced a new partnership that is providing Boost Mobile customers with a gaming experience like no other in the United States.
Intelligent System Offers Safer Tunnel Traffic For Europe
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A novel intelligent transport system to increase traffic safety provides a range of smart solutions to help reduce the risk of accidents in tunnels.
British scientists create nerve stem cells
Aug 16, 2005 |
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Scientists at the Universities of Edinburgh and Milan reportedly made the world's first pure nerve stem cells from human embryonic stem cells.
Networking: GM, GE embracing Java
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General Motors Corp. is embracing Java-based technologies -- hoping to drive down decisively the cost of integrating network applications used in manufacturing, purchasing, sales, marketing and even engineering, experts told ...
Gender gap in computer science studied
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Computer science diplomas are overwhelmingly earned by males, but a study of 21 nations suggests the gender gap involves much more than genetics.
Future of electronics spun on its heels?
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New manifestations of Einstein’s theory of special relativity may have practical industrial applications Electron spins controlled by beams of light could pave the way for the next generation of electronic circuitry powered by ...
Scientists create nanotech simulation tool
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Purdue University engineers say they've created a nanotech simulation tool that shows how current flows between silicon atoms and individual molecules.
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