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2005-09-01 - Recovering From A Reset

2005-09-01 - Survey Of 4,000 Galaxies Finds 'Downsizing' On A Cosmic Scale

2005-09-01 - Solution To Clean Space Dust From Mars Exploration Vehicles

2005-09-01 - nLight Introduces High-Brightness, 975 nm Single-Emitter Diode Laser

2005-09-01 - CompactTurboTM. Powerful new vacuum pumps.

2005-09-01 - Researchers find new mechanism governing particle growth in nanocomposites

2005-09-01 - 'Nanospheres' that block pain of sensitive teeth

2005-09-01 - World ape population dwindles at fast rate

2005-09-01 - South African Large Telescope Makes Its Debut

2005-09-01 - South Korea concerned over Google's satellite picture service

2005-09-01 - The physics of pasta

2005-09-01 - Aquatic life dying in Gulf mystery

2005-09-01 - 2001 article predicted New Orleans flood

2005-09-01 - Deutsche Telekom invests more in broadband

2005-09-01 - Toshiba offers hourly mobile broadband

2005-09-01 - Nature: economic growth impacts on China's air quality

2005-09-01 - Groundbreaking Research Sheds Light on Ancient Mystery

2005-09-01 - Hurricane still keeping telecoms down

2005-09-01 - Tech sector donating to Katrina relief

2005-09-01 - Girl saved from drowning by computer

2005-09-01 - Goal-line technology set for test

2005-09-01 - New Orleans launches "desperate SOS"

2005-09-01 - New Orleans disaster serves up a tough lesson on environment

2005-09-01 - Mouse genome much more complex than expected

2005-09-01 - Cingular, LG launch two new cell phones

2005-09-01 - Fermilab and Caltech successfully used UltraScience Net, achieved 7 Gigabits per second

2005-09-01 - How two liquids mix at the surface: an atomic view

2005-09-01 - Sandisk Launches Sansa Car Transmitter to Play MP3 Music Through a Car Radio

2005-09-01 - Bumblebee See, Bumblebee Do

2005-09-01 - Philips unveils world's first 'Rollable Display' pocket e-Reader concept READIUS

2005-09-01 - Parts of brain battle over decisions

2005-09-02 - Intel hits back over AMD 'bribery' lawsuit

2005-09-02 - World's First Built-In Wi-Fi -Enabled Digital Cameras

2005-09-02 - Researchers project hurricane effects on oil, gas production

2005-09-02 - Researchers find clue to start of universe

2005-09-02 - Europe plans laser-fusion facility

2005-09-02 - The Adixen ASM 182 TD+ by Alcatel Vacuum Technology: High performance dry leak detector

2005-09-02 - Adixen ASM Graph Series, colour touch screen display

2005-09-02 - Philips' Future Zone at IFA 2005 demonstrates new technologies

2005-09-02 - Verizon offers text-message hurricane aid

2005-09-02 - F4W tactical net deployed for storm relief

2005-09-02 - Infineon unveils low-noise SiGeC transistor

2005-09-02 - Theory: Mad cow from human remains

2005-09-02 - Carriers struggling to restore service

2005-09-02 - Digital Logic launches new CPU

2005-09-02 - Information Suitor Highway goes mobile

2005-09-02 - Pirates of the high Cs put new Stones album on Internet

2005-09-02 - CryoSat arrives safely at launch site in Russia

2005-09-02 - New insights into the software of life

2005-09-02 - A water tale for all seasons: When it comes to hydration and exercise, the system works

2005-09-02 - Joseph Rotblat dies

2005-09-02 - Single molecule transistors

2005-09-02 - Nobel prize winner Joseph Rotblat dies

2005-09-02 - The Role of Titanium in Hydrogen Storage

2005-09-02 - Microorganism eating contaminants

2005-09-02 - NASA's Durable Spirit Sends Intriguing New Images From Mars

2005-09-02 - Printable Electronics Market To Surpass $7 Billion In Revenue in 2010…

2005-09-02 - Philips calls for technology industry to step up pace in realizing simplicity

2005-09-02 - Switching between liquid and gel

2005-09-02 - Text messages to keep tabs on Croatian schoolchildren

2005-09-02 - Planet hunter Geoffrey Marcy shares $1 million Shaw Prize in astronomy

2005-09-02 - Drilling tiny tunnels gets easier in a big way

2005-09-02 - Man Against Machine

2005-09-03 - Huge oil spill covers Louisiana marsh

2005-09-03 - Branding is another headache for SBC, AT&T

2005-09-03 - Honouring Einstein in the 21st Century

2005-09-03 - Four-legged fish an evolutionary mistake

2005-09-03 - Helium-3 - all is not lost

2005-09-03 - Giving photochemistry a hand

2005-09-03 - Nanoshuttles move droplets uphill

2005-09-04 - Burning peat bogs add to global warning

2005-09-04 - Neanderthals, modern humans co-existed for at least 1,000 years

2005-09-04 - Katrina drowns a city and wounds a superpower

2005-09-04 - Katrina brews a cocktail for disease

2005-09-04 - Nanomaterial hazard

2005-09-04 - New defense for terrorism

2005-09-04 - Panasonic Introduces First 3CCD SD Camcorder

2005-09-05 - First Brazilian Astronaut To Join Russian Space Mission

2005-09-05 - Whales, seals used as ocean reporters

2005-09-05 - CCTV Launches High-Definition Digital Channel

2005-09-05 - Deep-Sea Exploration Beneath Katrina's Wake

2005-09-05 - The Lure Of Europa

2005-09-05 - Astronomers Discover Fastest Intergalactic Space Traveller

2005-09-05 - Russia, Canada To Use Space Technologies For Rescue In Arctic

2005-09-05 - Chemists perfect fast way to synthesize libraries of gold nanoparticles

2005-09-05 - Dragon storms and tiger stripes: scientists stunned by new Saturn data

2005-09-05 - Sony in talks with Apple on online music service for iPod

2005-09-05 - Epson Develops Postcard-Sized Mini-Projector

2005-09-05 - World`s leading display partnership between Philips and TPV starts up now

2005-09-05 - Risk from 2029 asteroid now more remote

2005-09-05 - Renesas Releases Middleware for MPEG-4 and H.264 Compatible Hardware Accelerator

2005-09-05 - Tiny Enceladus May Hold Ingredients of Life

2005-09-06 - After long trek, unsung Japanese spacecraft nears asteroid target

2005-09-06 - The Next Space Age Is Coming

2005-09-06 - How to Build A Big Star

2005-09-06 - Chinese researchers express new hope of finding missing Peking Man

2005-09-06 - Silicon Nanotechnology to Combat Biowarfare Agents

2005-09-06 - Chernobyl: The true scale of the accident

2005-09-06 - E-mail program to help Japan's diabetics

2005-09-06 - Darwinism on trial in Kansas

2005-09-06 - IT hiring increasing in the United States

2005-09-06 - Nano shuttles suggest lifting things may become thing of the past (Update)

2005-09-06 - Star eats companion

2005-09-06 - Driving improved automotive chip design

2005-09-06 - European probe sniffs out a site for lunar outpost

2005-09-06 - Crime Scene Investigation: Can maths tell what happened?

2005-09-06 - Animals and Human Experience the Same Emotions

2005-09-06 - Private space launch to be announced

2005-09-06 - Miss. River wetlands must be reconstructed

2005-09-06 - New search engine 'revolutionary'

2005-09-06 - Surround sound via headphones

2005-09-06 - Comet reveals its secrets

2005-09-06 - Translator for movie worlds

2005-09-06 - Deep Impact Adds Color to Unfolding Comet Picture

2005-09-06 - Kazaa hit by file-sharing crackdown

2005-09-06 - 8,000-year-old boat found in South Korea

2005-09-06 - Study: Martian volcanoes might be active

2005-09-06 - Human tissue to be made from stem cells

2005-09-06 - Salinity of northeast U.S. water increases

2005-09-06 - TOM Online, Skype form JV in China

2005-09-06 - Brain computer interface may help learning

2005-09-06 - Improving picture for high definition television

2005-09-06 - BellSouth sees $600M in damage

2005-09-06 - Online banking interest in U.S. stalls

2005-09-06 - Ericsson launches automatic configuration

2005-09-06 - Red-tape cuts for Gulf Coast telecoms

2005-09-06 - New algorithm found for learning languages

2005-09-06 - Nicotine exposure affects food response

2005-09-07 - Podcasting book hits bookstores

2005-09-07 - China could launch next manned space mission this month: report

2005-09-07 - Microsoft makes new appeal against EU ruling

2005-09-07 - Tiny computers go where no computer has gone before

2005-09-07 - Study suggests simple way to make near-perfect lenses

2005-09-07 - New Solar Underwater Robot Technology

2005-09-07 - Sira's New Radiation-tolerant Aps Camera

2005-09-07 - Introducing the Ultra Series UP60N and UP25Z Laser Power Detectors from Gentec

2005-09-07 - Rising Star of UK Lighting Design Gets Green Light from Photonic Products

2005-09-07 - Method slashes quantum dot costs by 80 percent

2005-09-07 - Nokia: Gap in assumption and use of tech

2005-09-07 - New biodiversity hotspots questioned

2005-09-07 - Watchdog says Yahoo gave China data leading to jailing of journalist

2005-09-07 - Water detection at Gusev crater described

2005-09-07 - Extinct giant deer relative found in U.K.

2005-09-07 - Colloids go exotic

2005-09-07 - Scientists develop 'clever' artificial hand

2005-09-07 - Field guide for confirming new earth-like planets described

2005-09-07 - Climate change will affect carbon sequestration in oceans, model shows

2005-09-07 - Sandia conducts tests at Solar Tower to benefit future NASA space explorations

2005-09-07 - ultrathin films promise a multitude of uses

2005-09-07 - Apple Introduces iPod nano

2005-09-07 - Scientific breakthrough will help protect astronauts and spacecraft

2005-09-07 - Apple, Motorola, Cingular Launch First Mobile Phone with iTunes

2005-09-07 - Study looks at child end-of-life decisions

2005-09-07 - Brazil plans semiconductor fabrication hub

2005-09-07 - Poll: U.S. women love iPod, hate Xbox

2005-09-07 - Long work hours affect medical residents

2005-09-07 - Demand for wireless networks growing

2005-09-07 - The Web: Searching for survivors online

2005-09-07 - Spitzer and Deep Impact Build Recipe for Comet Soup

2005-09-07 - Nanotechnology confronts the 'bad hair day,' tests new conditioner

2005-09-07 - Survey shows VoIP unfamiliar to Americans

2005-09-07 - Bose-Einstein condensate runs circles around magnetic trap

2005-09-08 - NASA Satellites Record A Month For The Hurricane History Books

2005-09-08 - Building Life From Star-Stuff

2005-09-08 - Largest Asteroid May Be 'Mini Planet' With Water Ice

2005-09-08 - Dead and alive: Slowly-dying Mars still holds surprises

2005-09-08 - US IT Systems Highly Vulnerable To Attack

2005-09-08 - Shanghai Builds New Space Base

2005-09-08 - Japan to move clocks ahead next year ... by one second

2005-09-08 - Ericsson, NEC to work together on 3G

2005-09-08 - Scientists discover new way to look at how molecules twist and turn on water

2005-09-08 - Coming to grips with robot learning

2005-09-08 - Edmund Optics announces new Hyperspectral CCD Spectrometers

2005-09-08 - Bacteria thriving in flooded Louisiana

2005-09-08 - Google appoints an Internet 'evangelist'

2005-09-08 - Japan's plutonium stockpile tops 43 tons

2005-09-08 - Study: 'Pacifist' chimps face extinction

2005-09-08 - New wheat pathogen threatens world food security: scientists

2005-09-08 - A new twist on power walking

2005-09-08 - Nanohelix structure provides new building block for nanoscale piezoelectric devices

2005-09-08 - New microchip design could be the key to expanding mobile phone memory

2005-09-08 - Odd behavior may lead to creativity

2005-09-08 - OK given to create unique embryo

2005-09-08 - Study: The human brain is still evolving

2005-09-08 - Material May Demonstrate Long-Sought 'Liquid' Magnetic State

2005-09-08 - Closing In On Quantum Chemistry

2005-09-08 - Huge Solar Flare Spotted

2005-09-08 - Xbox goes on tour

2005-09-08 - Study: Ice belt encircled Mars' equator

2005-09-08 - U.S. company unveils auto GPS/MP3 device

2005-09-08 - Samsung Introduces New 200GB And 250GB Parallel And Serial ATA With 3.0GB Per Second HDDs

2005-09-08 - Scientists urge Australian clone ban end

2005-09-08 - Neurobiologists uncover evidence of a 'memory code'

2005-09-08 - Nano World: Nano for artificial kidneys

2005-09-09 - Google says 'Cerf's Up' (Update)

2005-09-09 - Vegetation Growth May Quickly Raise Arctic Temperatures

2005-09-09 - ADAPTIX to test mobile WiMax in New York

2005-09-09 - The Cold Equations Of Spaceflight

2005-09-09 - Trap-breaking chimpanzees found in Guinea

2005-09-09 - Reentry Of Solar X-ray Observatory "Yohkoh" To Earth's Atmosphere

2005-09-09 - Study Suggests Titan May Hold Keys For Exotic Brand Of Life

2005-09-09 - How much radiation awaits lunar colonists? A new NASA mission aims to find out

2005-09-09 - Sony Establishes a New Class of High-End Digital Camera

2005-09-09 - Causes of methane growth revealed

2005-09-09 - In war of mobile music players, Sony struggles to be heard

2005-09-09 - New Progress Supply Ship On Its Way To ISS

2005-09-09 - Dusty Old Star Offers Window to Our Future, Astronomers Report

2005-09-09 - SIRIUS to launch new channels soon

2005-09-09 - Dolby Debuts Dolby TrueHD, 'Picture-Perfect' Sound for Next-Generation HD Discs

2005-09-09 - Report sees bright future for mobile TV

2005-09-09 - Cingular restoring service in Gulf Coast

2005-09-09 - Most U.S. firms have no policies on blogs

2005-09-09 - Power walking

2005-09-09 - Microsoft, Siemens work on BBC network

2005-09-09 - Hurricane-caused oil spills threaten gulf

2005-09-09 - Japan's Access buys PalmSource for $324M

2005-09-09 - Taiwan court jails operators of MP3 download website

2005-09-09 - Wireless World: Rehnquist's legacy

2005-09-09 - Nanotechnology for Recovery and Reuse of Spilled Oil

2005-09-09 - Rapid-born planets present 'baby picture' of our early solar system

2005-09-09 - The Einstein Emitter: single photon computer system

2005-09-09 - Rapid One-Pot Syntheses Developed For Quantum Dots

2005-09-09 - More space objects are discovered

2005-09-09 - New Orleans recovery begins in earnest, death toll likely lower than feared

2005-09-09 - Study: Ancient humans 'altered' climate

2005-09-09 - Report: China may ban some VoIP services

2005-09-09 - The China Yahoo! welcome: You've got Jail!

2005-09-09 - eBay's bid for Skype may backfire

2005-09-09 - NASA may use Hawaiian ash in Mars training

2005-09-10 - 228,000 liters of water pumped out of New Orleans each second

2005-09-10 - Yahoo's Yang say hands tied in China Internet censorship case

2005-09-10 - Author interview: Podcasting biz (Update)

2005-09-10 - India WiMax research center opens

2005-09-10 - Idea might revolutionize safety devices

2005-09-10 - Earthquake in California could be more devastating than Katrina

2005-09-10 - Researchers develop 'virgin conception'

2005-09-10 - Russian supply ship docks with space station

2005-09-11 - China's second manned space flight after October holiday: report

2005-09-11 - Bats found to carry SARS, Hong Kong researchers find

2005-09-11 - Zinc Powder Will Drive Your Hydrogen Car

2005-09-11 - Atlantic states suspend Katrina aid as new storm looms

2005-09-12 - World's Third Space Tourist Ready For Journey

2005-09-12 - "Six Degrees of Separation" Explained In New Computer Algorithm

2005-09-12 - Comet Collision 'Armageddon' Unlikely

2005-09-12 - USF Deploys Mini Unmanned Search Aircraft After Katrina

2005-09-12 - Samsung unveils world's first 16-gigabit NAND flash memory chip

2005-09-12 - Neanderthal/human relationship questioned

2005-09-12 - Just How Significant Is Methane On Titan?

2005-09-12 - Lunar Probe Program Facing Three Major Difficulties

2005-09-12 - Researchers Discover Key to Human Embryonic Stem-Cell Potential

2005-09-12 - In China's cyberspace, many do not know the dangers of a careless phrase

2005-09-12 - Hurricane Ophelia inches toward US East Coast

2005-09-12 - EBay to buy Internet telephone firm Skype

2005-09-12 - Research Shows How Water May Enhance Nanocatalysis

2005-09-12 - Argonne theorist gains new insight into the nature of nanodiamond

2005-09-12 - Scientists get first glimpse at how plants, most animals repair UV-damaged DNA

2005-09-12 - Treaty: last chance to save great apes

2005-09-12 - Voltaix Obtains Exclusive Rights to Breakthrough SiGe Technology

2005-09-12 - Scientists: Methane may be Titan's 'water'

2005-09-12 - Networks secure subways, transit systems

2005-09-12 - Monarchs fly south for the winter

2005-09-12 - EPA might be withholding pollution data

2005-09-12 - Researchers create tiny magnetic diamonds on the nanoscale

2005-09-12 - A new structural view of organic electronic devices

2005-09-12 - NIST shielding data help launch shuttle

2005-09-12 - No single gene for ageing

2005-09-12 - Discovery confirms explosive prediction made by astrophysicists in 1999

2005-09-12 - Vodafone, Linksys, Cisco launch new router

2005-09-12 - IBM to keynote U.S. game tech meeting

2005-09-12 - Is it RIP for VoIP in China?

2005-09-12 - eBay buys out Skype for $2.6B

2005-09-12 - Solar storms continue to vex communication

2005-09-12 - Volcanic overflow ruins Alaska salmon run

2005-09-12 - Spansion Introduces Innovative Package-On-Package Solution To Reduce Wireless Device Size

2005-09-12 - Sun rolls out Galaxy x86 servers

2005-09-12 - Toshiba Announces Gallium Nitride Power FET With World's Highest Power Output

2005-09-12 - Update: EBay to Acquire VoIP provider Skype

2005-09-12 - DNA found in fossil bone crystal clusters

2005-09-12 - Future mobile phones may have 100GB memory

2005-09-12 - Solar flares could cause R3 radio outages

2005-09-12 - Study: Preschoolers integrate audio, video

2005-09-12 - Vitamin C: possible cancer-killing promise

2005-09-13 - Sun has binary partner, may affect the Earth

2005-09-13 - Star Death Beacon At The Edge Of The Universe

2005-09-13 - Cultivating a Planetary Garden: How Long Does It Take?

2005-09-13 - Sony recalls 3.6 million PlayStation 2 adaptors

2005-09-13 - Soyuz Missions May Double By 2009 - Energia Chief

2005-09-13 - Deciphering Mars: Follow The Water

2005-09-13 - Garmin To Provide GPS Applications For Mobile Phone Users

2005-09-13 - nLight Introduces High-Power, High-Reliability Red Diode Lasers

2005-09-13 - Memory loss in older adults due to distractions, not inability to focus

2005-09-13 - Researchers synthesize diamond nanorods; hardest and least compressive material in the world

2005-09-13 - German car makers scramble to jump on hybrid engine bandwagon

2005-09-13 - Nokia offers mobile business software

2005-09-13 - Petfinder reuniting Katrina refugees, pets

2005-09-13 - View from the Top: Banks and security

2005-09-13 - DR Congo hippos face extinction

2005-09-13 - France Telecom pushes for copper line DSL

2005-09-13 - Tiny avalanche photodiodes target bioterrorism agents

2005-09-13 - Mars Express instrument under investigation

2005-09-13 - Apple Updates Xserve RAID

2005-09-13 - Smart computers to be a fact of life: expert

2005-09-13 - HP and Philips to Drive Adoption of Second Generation RFID Solutions

2005-09-13 - Fujitsu Begins Limited Sales of Service Robot 'enon'

2005-09-13 - NIST improves accuracy of 'watt balance' method for defining the kilogram

2005-09-13 - Humanity in transition

2005-09-13 - 3D display-on-mobile becomes reality

2005-09-13 - Swift detects most distant explosion in the Universe

2005-09-13 - Miniature microscope allows biomedical researchers to observe tissue deep inside live subjects

2005-09-13 - The car 'learns' to see and understand

2005-09-13 - Study of faulty fingerprints debunks forensic science 'zero error' claim

2005-09-13 - Two-thirds of California Teens Drink Soda and Nearly Half Eat Fast Food Every Day

2005-09-13 - Judge allows ex-Microsoft exec to do China work for Google

2005-09-13 - Turkish earthquake deaths were preventable

2005-09-13 - Cyber attacks, losses on rise worldwide

2005-09-13 - Sun still unsettled for another few days

2005-09-13 - Oracle's Siebel buyout might stifle creativity

2005-09-13 - Nano World: Public attitudes toward nano

2005-09-13 - Roaming a headache along Irish border

2005-09-14 - Sony eyes TV comeback with new flat-screen range

2005-09-14 - Post-Sept. 11 surveillance impact studied

2005-09-14 - Less virulent bird flu may infect humans

2005-09-14 - Japanese Asteroid Sample-return Spacecraft HAYABUSA Arrives Itokawa

2005-09-14 - Calling All Radio Amateurs

2005-09-14 - Camera's Trip To Mars Is No Leisure Cruise For Hirise Team

2005-09-14 - Equinix adds third LA-area data center

2005-09-14 - Dallas to Host Major Nanotechnology Event

2005-09-14 - Computer used to simulate storm surge

2005-09-14 - X-FAB backs out from buying Infineon plant

2005-09-14 - Purdue scientists treat cancer with RNA nanotechnology

2005-09-14 - Researchers build world's smallest mobile robot

2005-09-14 - Sir Hermann Bondi: 1919 - 2005

2005-09-14 - Malaysians to help select first astronaut

2005-09-14 - Bulge in Central Oregon may be a volcano

2005-09-14 - High-tech smooths Katrina communications

2005-09-14 - The Web: eBay looks to become phone giant

2005-09-14 - Helping Out a High-Temperature Superconductor

2005-09-14 - Ancient Neutrinos Could Put String Theory and Quantum Loop Gravity to the Test

2005-09-14 - Rice researchers gain new insight into nanoscale optics

2005-09-14 - Hurricane Ophelia nears crash into North Carolina coast

2005-09-14 - MIT researchers map city by cellphone

2005-09-14 - Like fireflies and pendulum clocks, nano-oscillators synchronize their behavior

2005-09-14 - Meta-search finds Katrina-displaced people

2005-09-14 - Study says spyware still stealing data

2005-09-14 - Bang & Olufsen to make phone with Samsung

2005-09-14 - ICSU: Widen world's scientific capacities

2005-09-14 - Black hole in search of a home

2005-09-14 - Making plant cells work like miniature factories

2005-09-14 - New plant finds in andes foretell of ancient climate change

2005-09-14 - Completely Biological, yet Artificial

2005-09-14 - Philips ramps 90-nm CMOS products into high-volume and test-chips process options

2005-09-14 - ORNL, Princeton partners in five-year fusion project

2005-09-14 - Malaysia broadband could get tax incentive

2005-09-14 - UCLA gets $3.75M stem cell research grant

2005-09-14 - India prods telecoms to interconnect

2005-09-14 - Ancient mammoth found in northern Siberia

2005-09-14 - AMD debuts power-saving processors

2005-09-15 - Muscle loss tested in artificial gravity

2005-09-15 - Study: Women handle status loss better

2005-09-15 - Sizing up the future of air travel

2005-09-15 - Study: SARS can infiltrate brain tissue

2005-09-15 - Unmanned planes look for Katrina survivors

2005-09-15 - Drilling on Mars to find evidence of ancient organisms: a second genesis of life?

2005-09-15 - Ewes with transplanted frozen ovaries produce embryos

2005-09-15 - Damage Detectives Inspect Shuttle on Orbit

2005-09-15 - Vodafone with datacard for U.S. users

2005-09-15 - Swedes caution cities about VoIP pitfalls

2005-09-15 - Firm's cable protection good up to 185 F

2005-09-15 - The Galactic Centre Region

2005-09-15 - Hubble Catches Scattered Light From The Boomerang Nebula

2005-09-15 - Nanomagnets come together

2005-09-15 - Rensselaer researchers to study nano springs, rods, beams

2005-09-15 - Life's origins were easier than was thought

2005-09-15 - Nano radios for microchips

2005-09-15 - Microsoft takes aim at Japanese rivals with Xbox December launch

2005-09-15 - Verizon offers global EV-DO broadband

2005-09-15 - S&P sees slight decline in computer demand

2005-09-15 - $10 billion price put on Sound cleanup

2005-09-15 - Study: Alcoholism affects younger brains

2005-09-15 - Quantum physics predict chemical reactions

2005-09-15 - Satellites Spot Mighty Mississippi - In The Atlantic

2005-09-15 - New tooth enamel dating technique could help identify disaster victims

2005-09-15 - Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission Status

2005-09-15 - Intel To Invest $345 Million At Two U.S. Manufacturing Sites

2005-09-15 - NASA Satellites Will Reveal Secrets of Clouds and Aerosols

2005-09-15 - The mechanics of foot travel

2005-09-15 - Spyware poses identity-theft risk (Update)

2005-09-15 - Global warming makes tundra greener

2005-09-15 - Dead Arizona trees mystify experts

2005-09-15 - Ten Million U.S. Households Will Have a Networked Storage Device by 2010

2005-09-15 - Panasonic Unveils World's First SD Memory Card Based 3-CCD Digital Video Cameras

2005-09-15 - Missing lab mice infected with plague

2005-09-15 - 'Quasicrystal' metal computer model could aid ultra-low-friction machine parts

2005-09-15 - Researchers Create DNA-Based Sensors for Nano-Tongues and Nano-Noses

2005-09-15 - Online bettors add Supreme Court to wagers

2005-09-15 - Tuna nearly fished to extinction

2005-09-15 - Google's winning streak woos investors (Update)

2005-09-15 - Samsung Rolled Out Triple Play Service Network Supporting Internet, Phone and Broadcasting for Versatel

2005-09-15 - Skull study sheds light on dinosaur diversity

2005-09-15 - Researchers recover typed text using audio recording of keystrokes

2005-09-16 - Toshiba develops fuel cell prototypes for portable music players

2005-09-16 - Study: Mental declines can be reversed

2005-09-16 - Hurricanes Are Getting Stronger, Study Says

2005-09-16 - Google gives spotlight to blogs with new search tool

2005-09-16 - Nintendo unveiled 'Revolution' - one-handed wireless game controller

2005-09-16 - When Is A Space Rock More Than Just A Space Rock?

2005-09-16 - Study charts origins of fear memory

2005-09-16 - Asteroids Caused The Early Inner Solar System Cataclysm

2005-09-16 - NASA Research Finds Green Sand Crystals Are In Comet Tempel 1

2005-09-16 - The Two Moons Of Mars As Seen From Mars

2005-09-16 - What music do you like?

2005-09-16 - Lab-on-a-chip tests ready for clinical testing

2005-09-16 - Solar Minimum Explodes

2005-09-16 - Microsoft plans overhaul after Vista delays

2005-09-16 - A cold twist on the Hanbury Brown Twiss effect

2005-09-16 - New Extra Large Sample Chamber for XGT-5000 XRF Microscope

2005-09-16 - World’s Most Sensitive Fluorescence Lifetimes Now Even More Affordable

2005-09-16 - Delivering on digital content`s full potential

2005-09-16 - New trigonometry is a sign of the times

2005-09-16 - Ailing Sony denies plan to sell off finance unit

2005-09-16 - Telecom deal struck for Beijing Olympics

2005-09-16 - Internet2 fall meeting to be Netcast

2005-09-16 - Arctic sea ice may be at 'tipping point'

2005-09-16 - NASA to replace shuttle

2005-09-16 - Ghostly spokes in Saturn's rings spotted by Cassini

2005-09-16 - Study suggests new way of making super-hard nanomaterials

2005-09-16 - This Week on ISS

2005-09-16 - Night Vision System for Cars

2005-09-16 - Deal launches Canada broadband network

2005-09-16 - California game restrictions defended

2005-09-16 - Stopping wireless ID theft

2005-09-16 - Japanese set to direct 'sun-power' nuclear reactor in France

2005-09-16 - Scientist: Rain in New Orleans would help

2005-09-17 - China produces movie about dangers of the Internet

2005-09-17 - Earth's crust pulsates in the Amazon basin

2005-09-17 - Ozone hole nears 2003 record size

2005-09-17 - China 3G rollout delayed until 2006

2005-09-17 - Catalonia a 'virtual' nation as web lets .cat out of bag

2005-09-17 - First Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Phone in US

2005-09-18 - China's first astronaut won't be on second manned flight: report

2005-09-18 - Nintendo controller steals limelight from Microsoft's new Xbox

2005-09-18 - Siemens to cut 4,224 jobs in telephone business

2005-09-19 - Hurricane watch issued as Rita brews off Florida

2005-09-19 - Samsung Electronics unveils world's first 10-chip package

2005-09-19 - Japan cos cut back on large plasma screens

2005-09-19 - Cassini Radar Images Show Dramatic Shoreline on Titan

2005-09-19 - Nokia 6630 Music Edition

2005-09-19 - Molecular Needles

2005-09-19 - Sight for sore eyes: ancient fish see colour

2005-09-19 - Japan technology's focus shift to dreams

2005-09-19 - Networking: Managing assets -- digitally

2005-09-19 - US to send four astronauts to moon in 2018

2005-09-19 - Researchers to Develop Next Generation Chemical and Biological Agent Protective Clothing

2005-09-19 - More Intense Heat Waves Could Slam California's Energy Grid

2005-09-19 - How We'll Get Back to the Moon

2005-09-19 - Smallest baby and twin: first birthdays

2005-09-19 - Comptel to acquire EDB Telecom Europe ops

2005-09-19 - Calif. to use GPS to monitor sex-offender parolees

2005-09-19 - SBE announces high-density VOP engine

2005-09-19 - Philips introduces Advanced Ultra-low Power CMOS logic family in industry's smallest package

2005-09-19 - Texas Instruments Breaks 65nm Leakage Power Barrier with SmartReflex Technologies

2005-09-19 - SanDisk to ship units of its first 'U3 smart' flash drive

2005-09-19 - Fujitsu Unveils Mac-Compatible Scanner

2005-09-19 - Clearing jams in copy machinery

2005-09-19 - U-M launches center for stem cell biology

2005-09-19 - TI Integrates Smart Battery and Power Management Technology on Single Chip

2005-09-19 - Meteorites give planetary formation clues

2005-09-19 - Neanderthal teeth similar to modern teeth

2005-09-19 - Scientists find natural protein 'battery'

2005-09-20 - Global mobile-phone subscribers hit 2B

2005-09-20 - Study: Preschool kids have math skills

2005-09-20 - Bury climate-warming gas, scientists say

2005-09-20 - Cuba, Florida, US Gulf coast brace for new hurricane

2005-09-20 - Cold plasmas move on

2005-09-20 - Breakthrough in micro-device fabrication combines biology and synthetic chemistry

2005-09-20 - Springer expands presence in Central Europe

2005-09-20 - IR thermography aids saefty monitoring in Fusion research

2005-09-20 - Latest advances in Range camera technology

2005-09-20 - Gage Applied Technologies Announces New Family of PCI Arbitrary Waveform Generators

2005-09-20 - N.Z. Telecom has hot spots for PlayStation

2005-09-20 - Canon ranked as best co. by Nikkei

2005-09-20 - Bill limits Fed power to protect species

2005-09-20 - Hitachi Software to unveil reform plan

2005-09-20 - Opera browser goes free to fight Firefox

2005-09-20 - Vo-Dinh sees new journal advancing nano-bio field

2005-09-20 - Wisconsin lawmakers consider cloning ban

2005-09-20 - Tokyo Game Show's soaring allure

2005-09-20 - Museums prepare for creationist visitors

2005-09-20 - Global plan prepared to save amphibians

2005-09-20 - Rogers, Videotron team on wireless service

2005-09-20 - Hurricane Rita barrels toward Florida's vulnerable Keys

2005-09-20 - Hubble finds mysterious disk of blue stars around a black hole

2005-09-20 - Spansion Demonstrates High-Density Flash Memory Solutions Based On 90nm Mirrorbit Technology

2005-09-20 - Applied Materials Announces Breakthrough in Interface Engineering Technology for 65-45nm Transistors

2005-09-20 - Brits seek halt to Euro TV rule changes

2005-09-20 - Ancient city of Patara uncovered in Turkey

2005-09-20 - Infineon sees falling mobile, VoIP prices

2005-09-20 - Tuna off Australia threatened species list

2005-09-20 - World broadband customers top 176 million

2005-09-20 - Diamonds are a doctor's best friend

2005-09-20 - Intel Developing Ultra-Low Power Manufacturing Process

2005-09-20 - Orbiter's Long Life Helps Scientists Track Changes on Mars

2005-09-20 - Stem- cell research ethics revision urged

2005-09-20 - Nano World: Nano-tool markets rising

2005-09-20 - Lenovo Unveils Industry's Thinnest and Lightest 14-inch Widescreen Notebook

2005-09-20 - Scientists uncover why picture perception works

2005-09-20 - Toshiba Announces Cell Chip Set and Cell Reference SetToshiba Announces Cell Chip Set and Cell Reference Set

2005-09-21 - Study: Sugar helps control cell division

2005-09-21 - Canon to boost investment in organic flat-panel displays

2005-09-21 - New Orleans readies evacuation plan amid new hurricane threat

2005-09-21 - Handshake Solutions supports Boeing to drive widespread adoption of asynchronous circuits

2005-09-21 - Springer and New York Academy of Medicine announce partnership to publish Journal of Urban Health

2005-09-21 - Traffic pollution - measuring the real damage

2005-09-21 - First Baby Photo of Stellar Twins

2005-09-21 - Nature gives a lesson in armor design

2005-09-21 - Toshiba Develops 30Gb Dual-Layer HD DVD-R Discs

2005-09-21 - Deep Impact Comet May Have Formed in Giant Planets Region

2005-09-21 - Japan mobile-phone sales dip 0.8 percent

2005-09-21 - The Web: Tools that manage app access

2005-09-21 - Venus Express Completes Integration And Testing

2005-09-21 - New Star Survey Sheds Light On Milky Way's Evolution

2005-09-21 - NASA Selects New Space Shuttle Program Manager

2005-09-21 - Earth's Wobble Burps

2005-09-21 - The Roots Of Civilization Trace Back To ... Roots

2005-09-21 - Nigeria reassures on cell-phone safety

2005-09-21 - Covad boasts of 6 Mbps broadband service

2005-09-21 - Google helps find ancient Roman remains

2005-09-21 - Survey: U.S. businesses broadband service

2005-09-21 - S. Korea says will develop combat robots

2005-09-21 - Scientists describe 'human world'

2005-09-21 - Thyristors go organic

2005-09-21 - Ants, not evil spirits, create devil's gardens in the Amazon rainforest, study finds

2005-09-21 - Researchers create functioning artificial proteins using nature's rules

2005-09-21 - Storm forces NASA to pass space station control to Russia

2005-09-21 - Microsemi amplifier aimed at LCD speakers

2005-09-21 - How to avoid severe climate change discussed at CO2 conference

2005-09-21 - Scientists develop life-saving chrome

2005-09-21 - A new face for physics

2005-09-21 - A Cosmic Baby-Boom

2005-09-21 - NEC Aims at Moto RAZR with World's Thinnest Fold-Type Mobile Phone

2005-09-21 - Success in encapsulation of atomic-scale nanolines in epitaxial silicon

2005-09-21 - Challenging the World's Largest Computing Grid

2005-09-21 - Neutrons Born In Lightning

2005-09-22 - Halloween no laughing matter for some kids

2005-09-22 - Analysis: Baidu's legal woes in China

2005-09-22 - NTT Communications network partially down

2005-09-22 - Cramming for exams on cell phones

2005-09-22 - Canadian ministers discuss energy issues

2005-09-22 - Computerization meets the Roman Empire

2005-09-22 - AOL goes for reality programming

2005-09-22 - Google sued by authors' group over copyrights

2005-09-22 - Impact Of Global Warming On Weather Patterns Underestimated

2005-09-22 - Double Star And Cluster Observe First Evidence Of Crustal Cracking

2005-09-22 - Hurricane Rita bears down on US coast with mega force

2005-09-22 - Sony wields the axe to reverse profit slump

2005-09-22 - Japan Internet execs shy away from politics

2005-09-22 - Advent of Cold Plasma

2005-09-22 - Ferreting Out The First Stars

2005-09-22 - Project would recreate Roman monument

2005-09-22 - Mobile TV trial goes live in UK

2005-09-22 - Mars Express mission extended

2005-09-22 - Lights! Camera! Action! Science!

2005-09-22 - World's smallest universal material testing system

2005-09-22 - Hurricanes delay shuttle launch

2005-09-22 - MRI pioneer wins national physics prize

2005-09-22 - A giant leap for nanodroplets

2005-09-22 - Copenhagen battles intense smog

2005-09-22 - Microsoft supports India IT education

2005-09-22 - Intel launches WiMax push in SE Asia

2005-09-22 - EarthLink boosts e-mail phish defenses

2005-09-22 - EPA: Hurricane sediment might be dangerous

2005-09-22 - Researchers predict infinite genomes

2005-09-22 - Lands surface change on Alaska tundra creating longer, warmer summers in Arctic

2005-09-22 - Tycho's Remnant Provides Shocking Evidence for Cosmic Rays

2005-09-22 - 193nm Immersion litho on track for 45nm half pitch

2005-09-22 - What is antimatter and why does it matter?

2005-09-22 - Marine Microorganism Suspected to Play Role in Global Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles

2005-09-22 - Fujitsu Introduces World-class 65-Nanometer Process Technology for Advanced Server, Mobile Applications

2005-09-22 - LG and Kineto announce UMA-enabled cellular/WI-FI mobile phone

2005-09-22 - 'Through the looking glass' - the Universe at your computer

2005-09-22 - Keeping old appliances leaves owners out in the cold

2005-09-22 - NASA names new Glenn Center director

2005-09-22 - Documentary Highlights Physic's Miracle Year From the Dark Side

2005-09-22 - Scientists develop better sports rankings

2005-09-22 - Silicon Valley awards for tech solutions to global problems

2005-09-22 - Sturgeon threatened with extinction

2005-09-23 - A unique marine symbiosis is studied

2005-09-23 - New weather model predicts Rita

2005-09-23 - Entry screening won't stop SARS, flu

2005-09-23 - Philips announces a hands-free solution for medical specialists

2005-09-23 - Fast Focus On-Axis Parabolic Mirrors

2005-09-23 - Wood: Simplified Method Shows Complex Structure

2005-09-23 - Labsphere’s SLMS LED Series Designed for High-Speed LED Testing

2005-09-23 - The Rise Of The Body Bots

2005-09-23 - Text messaging for businesses climbs

2005-09-23 - Sony restructuring plan gets skeptical response

2005-09-23 - From shared to distributed memory systems for applications

2005-09-23 - Physicists Measure Tiny Force That Limits How Far Machines Can Shrink

2005-09-23 - Gas hydrates research expedition begins

2005-09-23 - High hopes for Sony's cut-throat plans

2005-09-23 - Mars Doubles In Brightness

2005-09-23 - The Living Worlds Hypothesis

2005-09-23 - NTT seen undertaking major reform plan

2005-09-23 - Calif. protects Verizon's IP switch turf

2005-09-23 - NIST atomic fountain clock gets much better with time

2005-09-23 - Nanowires detect molecular signs of cancer

2005-09-23 - Supernova Explosion May Have Caused Mammoth Extinction

2005-09-23 - Mechanism regulating tooth shape formulation found

2005-09-23 - Upside offers free texting in Rita's path

2005-09-23 - Endangered species rewrite approved

2005-09-23 - Telecom crews ready for Rita's rampage

2005-09-23 - Displaced students to contine work online

2005-09-23 - AIDS vaccine trial exceeds expectations

2005-09-23 - Palm oil demand driving orangutans to extinction: study

2005-09-23 - Voyager 1: Messages from the Edge

2005-09-23 - BenQ to remove Siemens logo from mobile phones in 2007

2005-09-23 - Natural gas costs could leave consumers cold this winter

2005-09-23 - Can proteins perform logic?

2005-09-24 - Threatened U.K. bird species has comeback

2005-09-24 - 'Noise' affects how brain affects movement

2005-09-24 - Model to better understand dune plants

2005-09-24 - Human chromosome transplant in mice

2005-09-24 - Winter shutdown approved for wind farms

2005-09-24 - Researchers says Hobbit was human

2005-09-24 - Sheets of rain, howling wind, as Rita rams Texas, Louisiana coast

2005-09-24 - 'We're not like New Orleans' says China as it braces for typhoon

2005-09-26 - Solar Cars Driving Towards A Hydrogen Future

2005-09-26 - Researchers Explore Mystery of Hurricane Formation

2005-09-26 - Reflections In The World's Largest Space Mirror

2005-09-26 - China manned space flight could be launched next week: report

2005-09-26 - Envisat and ERS-2 reveal hidden side of Hurricane Rita

2005-09-26 - MERIS monitoring tracks planetary photosynthesis levels

2005-09-26 - Desert Pathfinder at Work

2005-09-26 - Squeezing out dune plants

2005-09-26 - 'Smart Concrete' Could Improve Levees

2005-09-26 - CryoSat Launch Will Be Blast From The Cold War Past

2005-09-26 - First Modernized GPS Satellite Built By Lockheed Martin Launched

2005-09-26 - China kicks off high-tech project to spy on pandas' sex lives

2005-09-26 - Keep Cool to Reduce Friction,” Suggests a New Study of Nanoscale Water Condensation

2005-09-26 - ESA selects targets for asteroid-deflecting mission Don Quijote

2005-09-26 - Nano-Resolution Translation Stages Feature Record Travel Range

2005-09-26 - Visual Numerics® Announces Availability of PV-WAVE® 8.5

2005-09-26 - Mapping the Risks of Hurricane Disasters

2005-09-26 - Nippon TV to start Internet broadcast

2005-09-26 - Small is beautiful - scientist proposes new efficient and eco-friendly power plants

2005-09-26 - Oil companies help marine biologists to explore new frontiers in deep-sea oceanography

2005-09-26 - Technology To Tell Tales Of The Dead

2005-09-26 - Illegal-drug sales boom from Internet

2005-09-26 - Whale shark secrets finally revealed

2005-09-26 - National Semi unveils 3G ADC converters

2005-09-26 - Microsoft and Palm ally with Verizon in "smartphone" war

2005-09-26 - AMD Powers Ahead With Three New Models Of Dual-Core AMD Opteron Processors

2005-09-26 - SMART-1 set for more lunar science

2005-09-26 - Intel Continues Push Down Power-Optimization Path With Intel Xeon Processor Line

2005-09-26 - Wonder Wedge on Wheels — Braking Without Hydraulics

2005-09-26 - Scientists to Use HDTV for a High-Definition Look at Surreal Sea Floor

2005-09-26 - How a Zebra Lost its Stripes: Rapid Evolution of the Quagga

2005-09-26 - Study: Doctors not ready for bioterrorism

2005-09-27 - Carbon storage could take in more than a third of world pollution by 2050

2005-09-27 - Toshiba unveils first next-generation HD DVD drive for laptops

2005-09-27 - Molecule Walks Like a Human

2005-09-27 - From aircraft aerodynamics to improved heart implants

2005-09-27 - Voyager Finds Three Surprises Near Our Solar System's Edge

2005-09-27 - NASA Facilities Weather Hurricane Rita

2005-09-27 - NASA's Pluto Space Probe Begins Launch Preparations

2005-09-27 - Launch Of Russia Rocket Postponed

2005-09-27 - Weighing Up Shenzhou 6

2005-09-27 - Hurricane Historian Says This Season Worst In Record In Many Ways

2005-09-27 - DVD format war heats up as Microsoft, Intel opt for Toshiba format

2005-09-27 - Greg Olsen To Perform Research On ISS For European Space Agency

2005-09-27 - Deflecting asteroids could lead to more versatile spaceprobes

2005-09-27 - Secrets of the deep may hold key to life on other planets

2005-09-27 - New look for laser accelerators

2005-09-27 - Imaging Sphere Measures LED Angular Intensity, Colour and View Angle in an Instant

2005-09-27 - DSEi visitors focus upon thermal IR imaging innovations

2005-09-27 - High Speed LED Flux and Colour Testing with Pro-Lite’s SLMS-LED

2005-09-27 - Kurt J. Lesker Company Announces New Vacuum Pump

2005-09-27 - Knovel Enhances Semiconductor & Electronics Subject Area with Valuable Content

2005-09-27 - nLight Signs Dynotech as Exclusive Distributor in India

2005-09-27 - Penn Theorists to Create Optical Circuit Elements

2005-09-27 - Space test for Swiss-designed solar antennas

2005-09-27 - Preserving a 460 year old wreck

2005-09-27 - Mysterious disk of blue stars around a black hole

2005-09-27 - 3D Visualization of amplitude and phase of high-speed optical signals

2005-09-27 - World`s First International Real-time Streaming Of 4K Digital Cinema Over Gigabit IP Optical Fiber Networks

2005-09-27 - Room-temperature transistor laser is step closer to commercialization

2005-09-27 - Hybrid grass may prove to be valuable fuel source

2005-09-27 - NASA, Industry Partners Complete Tests of Solar Sails

2005-09-27 - Intel, Research In Motion Collaborate on Next-Generation BlackBerry Devices

2005-09-27 - NSF Centers Will Use Nano-Interface Control and Bioengineering for Materials by Design

2005-09-27 - Scientists find mature galaxy eight times larger than Milky Way

2005-09-27 - Scientists grow hair on bald mice

2005-09-27 - U.S. to open door to VoIP wiretaps

2005-09-27 - Nano World: Two-faced Janus nanoparticles

2005-09-27 - Jefferson Lab scientists set to test germ-killing fabrics

2005-09-27 - China's tech commissars target SMS porn

2005-09-27 - Lakes are de-gassed to avoid mass deaths

2005-09-27 - Sailing the planets: Exploring Mars with guided balloons

2005-09-27 - Unusual meteorite unlocks treasure trove of solar system secrets

2005-09-27 - Study: Training improves attention in kids

2005-09-28 - Shuttle and space station were mistakes, space agency chief tells US daily

2005-09-28 - Manipulation of single atoms provides fundamental insights

2005-09-28 - Explain physics with the whole instead of particles

2005-09-28 - Magnetic Microchips Replaces Electronic Semiconductor

2005-09-28 - Two Sandia microChemLab technologies soon to be checking for toxins in the nation's water supplies

2005-09-28 - Mammals triumphed with oxygen increase

2005-09-28 - Moscow, Seoul To Cooperate In Space Exploration

2005-09-28 - NASA Ships Shuttle Fuel Tank To New Orleans For Modification

2005-09-28 - Mathematics Unites The Heavens And The Atom

2005-09-28 - NASA To Show Intelligent Space Robots In Action At Ames "Marscape"

2005-09-28 - Climate change transforms Alaska landscape

2005-09-28 - Mobile cos. unveil cellular television set

2005-09-28 - Chinese media name likely astronauts

2005-09-28 - 'Big baby' galaxy found in newborn Universe

2005-09-28 - Robots to shed light on sexual disease

2005-09-28 - Purdue engineers create safer, more efficient nuclear fuel, model its performance

2005-09-28 - Arctic sea ice continues decline as temperatures rise

2005-09-28 - New pill gets a grip

2005-09-28 - Broadband usage up

2005-09-28 - Scientists end mystery of Maya city

2005-09-28 - Forecasters warn of more major hurricanes

2005-09-28 - The Web: Internet voting still a long way off?

2005-09-28 - Minnesota becomes first US state to require biodiesel

2005-09-28 - Physicists say universe evolution favored three and seven dimensions

2005-09-28 - Berkeley Lab Technology Could Help Areas Flooded by Katrina

2005-09-28 - Samsung Unveils World`s Largest OLED TV, Blu-Ray Disc Recorder and More

2005-09-28 - Konarka and Textronics Partner to Develop Power-Generating Wearable Electronics

2005-09-28 - It's a bug's life: MIT team tells moving tale

2005-09-28 - Shredded tires a cheap, environmentally friendly way to cover landfills

2005-09-28 - Poll: Most doctors favor evolution theory

2005-09-28 - 'Missing' Dark Matter Is Really There, Says Hebrew University Cosmologist

2005-09-28 - Wind is swaying th Earth

2005-09-28 - Expert offers tips on how to stay healthy during cold, flu season

2005-09-28 - Veoh runs public tests of peer-share video

2005-09-28 - Japan carriers brace for VoIP competition

2005-09-28 - Giant squid photographed for first time

2005-09-29 - NASA and US Internet search company Google launch research alliance

2005-09-29 - Annular Solar Eclipse On October 03

2005-09-29 - Life After Chernobyl: A Surprising Ecosystem Flourishes In No-Man's Land

2005-09-29 - New ISS Crew To Launch From Baikonur Late Friday Night

2005-09-29 - Riding A Ribbon To Space A Thousand Feet Closer

2005-09-29 - American 'space tourist' packs suitcase ahead of launch

2005-09-29 - A Biomolecule as a Light Switch

2005-09-29 - The Colossal Cosmic Eye

2005-09-29 - Spider blood found in 20 million year old fossil

2005-09-29 - Nanoscientists Describe Electron Movement through Molecules

2005-09-29 - When computers mimic us, we love what we hear

2005-09-29 - Sony's new AIBO robo-dog talks but needs petting

2005-09-29 - Sony continues DVD battle with Toshiba

2005-09-29 - Novel cavity inspection tool offers high image quality

2005-09-29 - Affordable, high precision moulded glass aspheric lenses

2005-09-29 - SUSS Introduces New LED Wafer-Level Bonding Technology

2005-09-29 - SUSS MicroTec Announces IBM Order for High Volume C4NP Bumping Line

2005-09-29 - BudgetSensors® Appoints Ted Pella Inc. as its distributor

2005-09-29 - New CH Pipe-Clip Thermal Sensors from SeMitec

2005-09-29 - A New Micro- & Nano-positioning Product Catalogue

2005-09-29 - Paper, plastic or digital? Technology is changing shopping

2005-09-29 - Launch milestone achieved: last-ever look at CryoSat

2005-09-29 - Miniaturisation of Fuel Cells Improves Prospects of Technology Commercialisation

2005-09-29 - ‘Defective` Nanostructures Make Breaking Water to Extract Hydrogen Easier

2005-09-29 - First helical structure in the nano-world

2005-09-29 - Deep sleep short-circuits brain`s grid of connectivity

2005-09-29 - Study: Oceans becoming more acidic

2005-09-29 - Quicksand not the danger movies say it is

2005-09-30 - Study: New lifespan extension genes found

2005-09-30 - Study Casts Doubt On 'Snowball Earth' Theory

2005-09-30 - Ring cycle: Annular eclipse to shade parts of Europe, Africa, Asia

2005-09-30 - Sony focus on portable digital electronics

2005-09-30 - Kodak WiFi camera to soon hit stores

2005-09-30 - Samsung to bolster chip output

2005-09-30 - Metallic superfluid seen in computer

2005-09-30 - Einstein‘s papers influenced recent research on the big bang and black holes

2005-09-30 - Monitoring the Moon

2005-09-30 - Nissan unveils car with cabin revolving 360 degrees

2005-09-30 - Innovation in Nanoporous Chemistry

2005-09-30 - Wireless World: Standards of the future

2005-09-30 - Nano World: Nanowires help spot cancer

2005-09-30 - US 'space tourist' bids farewell ahead of launch

2005-09-30 - Climate Change More Rapid than Ever

2005-09-30 - Sun's direct role in global warming may be underestimated, Duke physicists report

2005-09-30 - Sony and SanDisk Develop "Memory Stick Micro"

2005-09-30 - Before Your Flight: A Fingerprint Scan at the Check-in Desk

2005-09-30 - Polar bears hold key to understanding health risk of environmental pollutants

2005-09-30 - Scientist uses form to explain function of key building blocks of life

2005-09-30 - Scientists believe open water in summer has become key to declining arctic ice

2005-09-30 - Planes may one day fly in "V" formations