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2006-03-01 - ADVENTURES IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS Selected Papers with Commentaries 2006-03-01 - Med students to study dinosaur ailments 2006-03-01 - ICT gets a boost in Indian budget 2006 2006-03-01 - Purdue forecast: Better weather forecasts 2006-03-01 - Beware of eBay deadbeats, author warns 2006-03-01 - Brain's memory storing is studied 2006-03-01 - Artificial atoms amplify light 2006-03-01 - Satellite data used to warn oil industry of potentially dangerous eddy 2006-03-01 - Gulf of Mexico Katrina cleanup continues 2006-03-01 - Bird flu pattern puzzles experts 2006-03-01 - Birds quarantined at Texas pet stores 2006-03-01 - Internet Explorer 7.0 makes waves 2006-03-01 - Scientists: Humans causing climate changes 2006-03-01 - Study: cell calls pose risk to aircraft 2006-03-02 - Study: Brain cells have death system 2006-03-02 - Israeli, U.S. venture firms open joint lab 2006-03-02 - WMI to track greenhouse gas emissions 2006-03-02 - Hitachi develops elevator cars that circulate in loop 2006-03-02 - Anti-terrorist security in ports: containers of the future 2006-03-02 - Greenhouse gases from the deep sea 2006-03-02 - Does Titan's methane originate from underground? 2006-03-02 - Ausonia Mensa remnant massif 2006-03-02 - Software promises more efficient design process 2006-03-02 - Commitment to marriage, emotional engagement key to wives' happiness 2006-03-02 - Laboratory licenses hydrogen sensor technology 2006-03-02 - New aircraft to study severe turbulence 2006-03-02 - Computer Simulation, Lab Synthesis Sift Through Universe of Possible Molecules for the Best 2006-03-02 - Total Solar Eclipse To Be Webcast Live 2006-03-02 - Racial difference in spousal death studied 2006-03-02 - Satellites used to track ocean eddies 2006-03-02 - South Korean prosecutors grill disgraced cloning expert Hwang 2006-03-02 - NASA prepares for May shuttle launch 2006-03-02 - New nanotech process could increase computer memory 2006-03-02 - SpaceX Sets New Launch Date For Falcon 2006-03-02 - Mars Rover Update Preparing For Another Winter 2006-03-02 - Mars Rovers Robotics Planetary Exploration Atacama Xenobiology 2006-03-02 - Stealth sharks may patrol the world's seas 2006-03-02 - Virtual reality used to train surgeons 2006-03-02 - Souping Up Superfluidity Calculations 2006-03-02 - Retreiving data from a black hole 2006-03-02 - Miniature synchrotron produces first light 2006-03-02 - 2102 space rock to give Earth its closest shave, say watchers 2006-03-02 - Masters of Chinese chess to battle it out against robots 2006-03-02 - New twist in classical mechanics finds way around 225-year-old paradox 2006-03-02 - Crater Lichtenberg and young lunar basalts tracked by SMART-1 2006-03-02 - Weighting cancer drugs to make them hit tumors harder 2006-03-02 - Winning postcards from Venus chosen 2006-03-02 - EU sees digital library of six million books, documents by 2010 2006-03-02 - Physicist Owen Chamberlain dies at 85 2006-03-02 - Scientists want global stem cell standards 2006-03-02 - Briefs: BT launching 8Mbps broadband in Britain 2006-03-02 - Buzz builds for Microsoft Origami debut 2006-03-02 - India telecom budget disappoints industry 2006-03-02 - Nano World: New microphone microscope tip 2006-03-02 - Milky Way X-ray mystery solved 2006-03-02 - Study of 2004 Tsunami Disaster Forces Rethinking of Theory of Giant Earthquakes 2006-03-02 - Scientists capture the speediest ever motion in a molecule 2006-03-02 - The Evolution Of Right And Left Handedness 2006-03-02 - Foam Issues Still Dog Shuttle Launch 2006-03-02 - Ecosystem In Suspended Animation 2006-03-02 - Early Andean maize is unearthed 2006-03-02 - Group: Don't rebury Hawaiian artifacts 2006-03-02 - Google CEO sees '100-billion-dollar company' 2006-03-02 - Budget divides Indian IT down the middle 2006-03-02 - 'Bringing together the best in Europe' 2006-03-02 - Xbox 360: Roundup and Review 2006-03-02 - Magnetic Fields Sculpt Narrow Jets From Dying Star 2006-03-02 - Physicist's algorithm simplifies biological imaging -- and also solves Sudoku puzzles 2006-03-02 - Think solar not nuclear for the energy of the future, say UK scientists 2006-03-02 - People Use Separate Brain Mechanisms to Make Ambiguous and Risky Choices 2006-03-02 - Advance hastens practicality of superconductivity 2006-03-02 - Yahoo accuses ex-workers of stealing secrets for rival 2006-03-02 - World faces challenge as technologies lengthen life expectancies, biologist says 2006-03-03 - Lufthansa launches home-printed ticket, boarding pass 2006-03-03 - Samsung unveils new MP3 player to challenge Apple's iPod 2006-03-03 - GM sees hydrogen cars on market by 2010-2015 2006-03-03 - Text messaging remains top service for mobile phone users: IDC 2006-03-03 - NASA basic research loses funding 2006-03-03 - Nanocaps help scientists control magnetism reversal 2006-03-03 - IDF uses wireless tech to manage supplies 2006-03-03 - Mexico City air pollution is studied 2006-03-03 - California creates cell-phone fraud unit 2006-03-03 - International Space Station should be completed in 2010 2006-03-03 - A new awakening for sleep research 2006-03-03 - Briefs: India court blocks state telecom sales tax 2006-03-03 - New class of metal nitrides could lead to more durable semiconductors 2006-03-03 - Researchers mimic high-pressure form of ice found in giant icy moons 2006-03-03 - Part-time pulsar yields new insight into inner workings of cosmic clocks 2006-03-03 - Briefs: Boeing acquires transport-software firm 2006-03-03 - Gigantic cosmic cataclysm in Stephan's Quintet of galaxies 2006-03-03 - Fore play in space leaves scientists unamused 2006-03-03 - Wireless World: Clandestine communications 2006-03-03 - Old-World Primates Evolved Color Vision to Better See Each Other Blush, Study Reveals 2006-03-03 - Teflon chemical to be reduced says EPA 2006-03-03 - Bird flu not a public threat? 2006-03-03 - LIGO once again looking for gravitational waves 2006-03-03 - Keeping cool with oxide films 2006-03-03 - Convergent evolution of molecules in electric fish 2006-03-03 - New bill promotes Net neutraity 2006-03-03 - Ask your car radio! 2006-03-03 - Record-breaking luminosity boosts discovery potential at Fermilab's Tevatron collider 2006-03-03 - La Nina weather phenomenon is coming: WMO 2006-03-04 - BlackBerry maker settles legal case, averts shutdown 2006-03-04 - Space suit technology used for firefighter 2006-03-04 - 600-year-old wreck found in Stockholm 2006-03-04 - Pesticides present in most U.S. streams 2006-03-04 - Better Los Alamos monitoring urged 2006-03-04 - Chimps found to be cooperative 2006-03-04 - Singapore seeks ideas on wireless network 2006-03-04 - Ozone thinning having impact on plants 2006-03-04 - South Korean watchdog hints at probing alleged chip price fixing 2006-03-04 - Vodafone confirms talks over sale of Japan unit 2006-03-04 - China delays space walk mission to 2008 2006-03-04 - Public recognition may be key to giving 2006-03-05 - Largest crater discovered in Sahara 2006-03-05 - Officials in Bahamas rule out bird flu 2006-03-05 - England's butterflies are at risk 2006-03-05 - Earth's Turbulence Stirs Things Up Slower than Expected 2006-03-05 - Archaeologists to establish true value of Roman silver coins 2006-03-05 - US probing antitrust violations in music downloads 2006-03-05 - Use AIDS tests not astrology, Indian HIV activist tells would-be couples 2006-03-05 - Bangladesh tags second Royal Bengal tiger with radio collar 2006-03-05 - Six killed as snow causes havoc in Europe 2006-03-06 - Spanish test out olives as energy source 2006-03-06 - Motor industry displays several shades of green at Geneva show 2006-03-06 - Russian Space Industry Still Optimistic And Creative 2006-03-06 - Mars Rover Team Plays It Safes With Spirit 2006-03-06 - Amber reveals ecology of 30 million year old spiders 2006-03-06 - Europe's most powerful computer unveiled in Germany 2006-03-06 - Electrons flying 'backwards' in Saturn's sky 2006-03-06 - Fourth orbiter to arrive at Mars on Friday 2006-03-06 - The World`s Fastest Measurements of Molecular Vibrations 2006-03-06 - Scientists issue unprecedented forecast of next sunspot cycle 2006-03-06 - Crystal structure library gets a 'data lift' 2006-03-06 - Researchers find ways heat-loving microbes create energy 2006-03-06 - Carbon fiber cars could put US on highway to efficiency 2006-03-06 - Experimental atomic clock uses ytterbium 'pancakes' 2006-03-06 - Hurricanes, other vortices seize energy via 'hostile takeovers' 2006-03-06 - Mars radar missions seek data on water, ice caps, crust 2006-03-06 - Briefs: Motorola offers securer mobile connection 2006-03-06 - AT&T's BellSouth buyout plan worries many 2006-03-06 - AMD Announces Three New Dual-Core AMD Opteron Processors 2006-03-06 - Nanoparticles create biocompatible capsules 2006-03-06 - Ness Technologies makes Outsourcing 100 2006-03-06 - Briefs: Primus launches Australia VoIP service 2006-03-06 - The Kennewick Man's history emerges 2006-03-06 - Briefs: Cisco, Microsoft team on IP office phones 2006-03-06 - Networking: E-mail as slow as snail mail? 2006-03-06 - TI develops line of zero-drift amplifiers 2006-03-06 - Cosmic collisions, past and future, shown 2006-03-06 - Mammals, fruit flies: same biological clock 2006-03-06 - World's oldest ship timbers found in Egypt 2006-03-06 - Liquid crystals show promise in controlling embryonic stem cells 2006-03-06 - Stanford researchers calculate the mathematics of terror 2006-03-06 - It`s not just a game, dude 2006-03-06 - How to Grow a Bigger Brain 2006-03-06 - Hotmail banks on speed for better service 2006-03-06 - System may transform hiring, online dating 2006-03-06 - Verizon extends post-Katrina cell program 2006-03-06 - Report: Citywide WiFi planned for Toronto 2006-03-06 - Towards hydrogen as fuel for cars and electronic devices 2006-03-06 - Dual functions of sight demonstrated 2006-03-06 - France to start issuing biometric passports April 17 2006-03-06 - Japanese entrepreneur next space tourist to head into orbit 2006-03-07 - Towards entangled-photon LEDs 2006-03-07 - 'Intelligent' vacuums, mental typewriters at top high-tech fair 2006-03-07 - Search is on for lost world of dinosaurs in parched Inner Mongolia 2006-03-07 - Researchers works on single molecular diode 2006-03-07 - Novel method used to treat obese mice 2006-03-07 - Substrate developed from sawmill shavings 2006-03-07 - Scientists find brain function most important to maths ability 2006-03-07 - Big hit on a small scale for black-eyed peas 2006-03-07 - Antiproton co-discoverer dies 2006-03-07 - Chip project to bring Bluetooth to players 2006-03-07 - Nano World: Twin-barreled nano-eyedropper 2006-03-07 - Briefs: High hopes for wireless TV at CeBIT 2006-03-07 - Google Israel launches Hebrew news site 2006-03-07 - Briefs: Cingular to deploy RealNetwork wireless TV 2006-03-07 - Briefs: 'Sex and the City' author on Sirius 2006-03-07 - Briefs: Yahoo! launches four new Web services 2006-03-07 - Bottle feeding and obesity 2006-03-07 - Study: humans are still evolving 2006-03-07 - Bell, AT&T deal faces flak in Washington 2006-03-07 - Braxada launched as world wireless conduit 2006-03-07 - Study: More animals might face extinction 2006-03-07 - Research reveals hidden magnetism in superconductivity 2006-03-07 - Magdalenian Girl is a woman and therefore has oldest recorded case of impacted wisdom teeth 2006-03-07 - Computer Science Professor Wins Oscar 2006-03-07 - Scientists warn of a Vesuvius eruption 2006-03-07 - Synthesis of Nanomaterials Leads to National Technology Award 2006-03-07 - Bats Have Complex Skills to Deal with 'Clutter' 2006-03-07 - Americans don't expect healthcare reform 2006-03-07 - Intel Discloses Details of Intel Core Microarchitecture 2006-03-07 - Kurdish family walks on all fours 2006-03-07 - Love on the information suitor highway 2006-03-07 - iVillage wins big from NBC buyout 2006-03-07 - Interview: Alienware's gaming challenge 2006-03-07 - Federal protection asked for Michigan fish 2006-03-07 - New Microscope Generation - WITec has launched the alpha300 series 2006-03-07 - UV SiC photodiodes on Mars 2006-03-07 - XRD and XRF Power Supplies from Photon Power Technology 2006-03-07 - A new theory by Dan Visser suggests no strings, no extra dimentions and possibly no big bang 2006-03-07 - Cutting-edge diamond machining delivers ultra-smooth mirrors ... 2006-03-07 - Specialist lens system design and manufacture ... 2006-03-07 - Stable 405nm, 35mW blue-violet laser diode gives more control 2006-03-07 - Study: Olive oil fed 2,000 B.C. foundries 2006-03-07 - Samsung Unveils 8GB Hard Disk Embedded Phone 2006-03-07 - Elpida Intros New 1 Gigabit DDR2 SDRAMs 2006-03-07 - Study: Mona Lisa neither man nor da Vinci 2006-03-07 - Zogby poll on evolution is released 2006-03-07 - NEC's New Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser: Significant Step Toward Ultra-High-Speed Optical Interconnection 2006-03-07 - France debates whether to legalise Internet downloads 2006-03-07 - Growing solar storms threaten communications, astronauts 2006-03-07 - Petacache: Use that Memory 2006-03-07 - New technologies, ideas can help in bid counter global warming 2006-03-07 - Dissertation explores sex and the Internet 2006-03-08 - US music co-op "la la" goes online for legal song swapping 2006-03-08 - LG Philips develops 100-inch LCD screen, the largest in the world 2006-03-08 - SuitSat Experiment Ended Successfully 2006-03-08 - Random gene breakage found in cancer study 2006-03-08 - Cisco adds video security to product line 2006-03-08 - Confidence helps seniors remember better 2006-03-08 - Aussie minister cool on Telstra plans 2006-03-08 - Endangered turtles' travels are monitored 2006-03-08 - Israel marks National Safe Internet Day 2006-03-08 - Study Finds Californians Unmotivated To Prepare For Next Disaster 2006-03-08 - Saturn Moons In Ghostly Specter 2006-03-08 - Role Of Showoff Hypothesis In Social Decisions Investigated 2006-03-08 - Japan's TDK to withdraw from CD and DVD production 2006-03-08 - Europe's biggest high-tech market bullish ahead of CeBIT 2006-03-08 - Ubiquitous galaxies discovered in the Early Universe 2006-03-08 - Tick Tock: Who Needs an Atomic Clock? 2006-03-08 - New VS Series Leak Detectors from Varian 2006-03-08 - Briefs: Vivendi creates mobile-games division 2006-03-08 - Briefs: Nokia finds steady demand for mobile TV 2006-03-08 - Siemens adds Yahoo! messaging to phones 2006-03-08 - Reining in carbon dioxide levels imperative but possible 2006-03-08 - Briefs: Polycom certified Defense Dept. PBX1 2006-03-08 - May we call them 'Pavlov's Cockroaches?' 2006-03-08 - Fei Sponsors 2006 Safer Nano Conference 2006-03-08 - Basf Chooses Fei System For Nanoparticle R&d 2006-03-08 - Introducing LabSpec 2500 Series, a Portable and Compact Spectrometer for Extreme Spectroscopy 2006-03-08 - New Laser Ablation System for LA-ICP MS 2006-03-08 - Bekaert Adds Industry Veterans To Expand Asian Operations 2006-03-08 - Keithley Extends Industry’s Fastest, Smallest, and Most Cost-Effective SMU Line 2006-03-08 - OL 770-NVS Test & Measurement System for Complete Characterization of NVG-Compatible Displays 2006-03-08 - The oldest explosion in the universe 2006-03-08 - Difference between humans and apes? A matter of expression... 2006-03-08 - Museum official says Bible isn't science 2006-03-08 - Briefs: Verizon to market TV service to apartments 2006-03-08 - The Web: Death, taxes and Internet spam 2006-03-08 - Most distant cosmic explosion was a star collapsing into a black hole 2006-03-08 - Z machine exceeds two billion degrees Kelvin: hotter than the interiors of stars 2006-03-08 - Lucent Announces Further Breakthrough in 100 Gigabit per Second Ethernet-Over-Optical 2006-03-08 - The Strange Case of the Disappearing Quasiparticles 2006-03-08 - MIT tool may reveal architectural past 2006-03-08 - NASA survey confirms climate warming impact on polar ice sheets 2006-03-08 - Study nixes hog waste alternatives 2006-03-08 - Intel Discloses Technologies To Make The Internet More Personal And Mobile 2006-03-08 - New multifunctional chip to meld memory, logic and communications functions 2006-03-08 - 'Yeti crab' found in depths of Pacific 2006-03-08 - Fast-Talking NASA Spacecraft Starts Final Approach to Mars 2006-03-08 - There's more than meets the eye in judging the size of an object 2006-03-08 - DNA: Yes, Snuppy is definitely a clone 2006-03-08 - Merkel opens CeBIT with new high-tech initiative 2006-03-09 - MIT looks to solve architectural secrets 2006-03-09 - Expert: China lags in space technology 2006-03-09 - NASA Mars explorer set for risky move into Red Planet's orbit 2006-03-09 - Google offers 90 million dollars to end 'click fraud' lawsuit 2006-03-09 - Fluent and DEM Solutions announce Partnership to deliver integrated software Capabilities 2006-03-09 - Microsoft unveils secret mini-PC as CeBIT high-tech fair opens 2006-03-09 - Robot lawnmowers, memory sticks with 'bling' star at CeBIT 2006-03-09 - EU decides against uniform GM rules 2006-03-09 - Purdue scientist defends his fusion work 2006-03-09 - Interview: Intel's media gamble 2006-03-09 - A golf shot heard around the universe? 2006-03-09 - Lawsuit virus, trickier pfish mar Internet 2006-03-09 - Mobile operator unveils surfing technology 2006-03-09 - Cisco, Intel invest in gaming technology 2006-03-09 - Mobile firm trades phones for bandwidth 2006-03-09 - How to calculate hardness 2006-03-09 - Satellite reveals Yellowston's deep secret 2006-03-09 - GIOVE A transmits loud and clear 2006-03-09 - Engineering companies urged to make room for the 'gadget girls' 2006-03-09 - Research on the road to intelligent cars 2006-03-09 - Combination of processes results in cleaner petrol 2006-03-09 - Four universities join to establish Western Institute of Nanoelectronics 2006-03-09 - Mass extinctions - a threat from outer space or our own planet's detox? 2006-03-09 - Report: FCC nominee off BellSouth merger? 2006-03-09 - Answers.com sues Babylon 2006-03-09 - Briefs: Ericsson offers Vodafone mobile broadband 2006-03-09 - GA Tech develops ultra-efficient embedded architectures based on probabilistic technology 2006-03-09 - NASA scientists study pollution's origins and air quality impact 2006-03-09 - NASA researchers 'see' the sun's far side 2006-03-09 - 'Killer bees' arrive early in Tucson 2006-03-09 - Panasonic is Developing 4 GB SDHC Memory Card 2006-03-09 - Cassini probe may have found water on Saturn moon 2006-03-09 - Sematech to Investigate Alternate Channel Materials for Advanced Microchips 2006-03-09 - Scientists Working Toward Better Batteries 2006-03-09 - NASA finds stronger storms change heat and rainfall worldwide 2006-03-09 - Chemically squeezing every drop of ethanol from corn 2006-03-09 - Nanotech to Improve Satellites and Solar Cells 2006-03-09 - The Unusual Insulating Properties of a Superconductor 2006-03-09 - Internet tech dazzles FOSE convention 2006-03-09 - Virus makes classified data go online 2006-03-09 - U.N. issues report on world water supplies 2006-03-09 - Evolution exhibit in Chicago challenges creationists 2006-03-09 - China to use own technology for high-speed rail 2006-03-09 - Scientists create tiny mass spectrometer 2006-03-10 - From Vatican to World Cup,'smart labels' on the march 2006-03-10 - To Pluto And Beyond 2006-03-10 - The Physics of Friendship 2006-03-10 - CaF2 Optics for Multiple Scientific Applications from Del Mar Photonics, Inc. 2006-03-10 - Peax 2.0 released 2006-03-10 - Xponent Ramps to Meet Demand by Outsourcing Silicon Wafer Fabrication to IMT 2006-03-10 - Keithley Plays Key Role in New IEEE Test Standards for Carbon Nanotubes 2006-03-10 - Leading Dsp Industry Figures Headline Ti Developers Conference 2006-03-10 - Update: Purdue University investigating 'sonofusion' claims 2006-03-10 - Rodent found in Laos in 2005 belongs to extinct group 2006-03-10 - Senator Opposes Pentagon Plan To Downgrade Space Command 2006-03-10 - Giotto`s brief encounter 2006-03-10 - Saturn`s moon is source of solar system`s largest planetary ring 2006-03-10 - Lycos gets into online gaming 2006-03-10 - Briefs: Golden Telecom plans Moscow WiFi network 2006-03-10 - Wireless World: Stop, diamond thief! 2006-03-10 - Identifying gems and minerals on Earth and on Mars 2006-03-10 - 'Hands free' isn't mind free: Performing even easy tasks impairs driving 2006-03-10 - 'Mental typewriter' that can read minds, at high-tech fair 2006-03-10 - Eleksen develops keyboards for Microsoft 2006-03-10 - Globe Talk: Vodafone's sayonara problems 2006-03-10 - Health concerns over Toronto WiFi plan 2006-03-10 - Nano World: Nano origami supercapacitors 2006-03-10 - Briefs: Pegasus acquires home wireless company 2006-03-10 - Maths solves inner-ear mystery 2006-03-10 - Tiny motor turns giant rods 2006-03-10 - Mars orbiter makes a grab for red planet 2006-03-10 - Volvo promises hybrid truck engines within three years 2006-03-10 - New Hubble images show similar colors for Pluto's moons 2006-03-10 - India says no to Google Earth's peering 2006-03-10 - Wal-Mart to sell Verizon prepaid wireless 2006-03-10 - Cell phones help track traffic flow 2006-03-10 - Ecstasy causes depression in pigs 2006-03-11 - China to boost science, tech spending nearly 20 percent 2006-03-11 - Traveling space particles reveal secrets of comets 2006-03-11 - It Comes From Space to Solve our Energy Problems 2006-03-11 - Mars explorer hits 'perfect' orbit in search of water, life 2006-03-11 - Braille keyboard provides new features 2006-03-11 - Researchers couple chemistry, large-scale computing for combustion calculations in a flash 2006-03-11 - 'Project Fastball' sets speed record for moving data in computer networks 2006-03-11 - NASA Successfully Completes Solid Rocket Motor Test 2006-03-11 - First stem cells injected into brains 2006-03-11 - One-inch Japanese footballer ready for World Cup 2006-03-11 - EU regulators warns Microsoft still not complying with anti-trust ruling 2006-03-11 - Chinese courts step up piracy prosecutions 2006-03-12 - Briefs: Scientists still at odds over cloned sheep 2006-03-12 - Gadgets blur the line between telephony and Internet 2006-03-12 - Kids: high-tech's fussy new customers 2006-03-12 - Ariane launches two satellites 2006-03-12 - Nano-scale fuel cells may be closer than we think, thanks to an inexpensive new manufacturing method 2006-03-12 - U.N. report warns of river extinction 2006-03-12 - More ancient war goddess statues found in Egypt 2006-03-12 - Fourth time lucky for Spanish military satellite launch 2006-03-12 - Space tourism companies reaching for the stars 2006-03-12 - Researchers create conveyer belt for magnetic flux vortices in superconductors 2006-03-13 - Samsung starts mass producing new-era memory chips 2006-03-13 - Roscosmos To Investigate ArabSat Orbit Error 2006-03-13 - Some vindication for S. Korean scientist? 2006-03-13 - Galileo launch delayed 2006-03-13 - Do plants have the potential to vaccinate against HIV? 2006-03-13 - Briefs: South Korea issues warning as yellow snow falls 2006-03-13 - When Repulsive Particles Stick Together - A New Angle On Clustering 2006-03-13 - We make time measurable 2006-03-13 - SystemCrafter Joins Xilinx ESL Initiative 2006-03-13 - Fused silica wafers for rapid delivery 2006-03-13 - 40% More Pixels For Thermal Sensor Module Range 2006-03-13 - When Repulsive Particles Stick Together – A New Angle On Clustering 2006-03-13 - Non- telecommunication Fibre Optic Solutions from Glen Spectra 2006-03-13 - 9 x 9 DOE Pattern Generator for 1064nm Lasers 2006-03-13 - A convincing calculation: ten soccer players ensure excitement 2006-03-13 - Researchers discover new microbial life in the Mediterranean 2006-03-13 - Greenhouse theory smashed by biggest stone 2006-03-13 - Mars under the spotlight again 2006-03-13 - Swedish plans to colonise space 2006-03-13 - Improved Superconductivity in Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes 2006-03-13 - Janus particles offer new physics, new technology 2006-03-13 - Pets must be protected from bird flu 2006-03-13 - Scientists ponder bird flu findings 2006-03-13 - Suspected U.S. mad cow case reported 2006-03-13 - Researchers convinced satellites are helpful in tracking epidemics 2006-03-13 - Ultra-clean coal - Could the price now be right to help fight climate change? 2006-03-13 - Microscopic radiator flying on 'skin' of a NASA spacecraft to launch March 14 2006-03-13 - Mind the Nanogaps 2006-03-13 - Study: Electricity kills cancer cells 2006-03-13 - 'Adapt to new technology or die,' Murdoch tells newspapers 2006-03-13 - Samsung Begins Volume Production of First 80-nanometer DDR2 Memory 2006-03-13 - Researchers shrink magnetic storage media down to the nanoscale 2006-03-13 - Years of Observing Combined Into Best-Yet Look at Mars Canyon 2006-03-13 - NZ considers protecting great white sharks 2006-03-13 - Comet from coldest spot in solar system has material from hottest places 2006-03-13 - Texas aerospace engineers to test energy-efficient wing design 2006-03-13 - New cell imaging can identify cancer cells 2006-03-13 - Robots compete this week at Purdue 2006-03-13 - Briefs: Vistula solutions in Venezuela VoIP project 2006-03-13 - New technique provides the first full view of the far side of the sun 2006-03-13 - Playing in the wild affects kids for life 2006-03-13 - Halictid bees' social behavior studied 2006-03-13 - Mars mission passes key test 2006-03-14 - Greenhouse theory smashed by biggest stone 2006-03-14 - Bloggers revisited in campaign-finance law 2006-03-14 - Freezing Magnets With Magnets 2006-03-14 - Study: Cells have a natural defense against HIV 2006-03-14 - New Icy 'Super-Earth' Planet Found 2006-03-14 - Trib outs CIA 2006-03-14 - As 100th bird flu death looms, scientists say pandemic no nearer 2006-03-14 - Sony appeals in US row over PlayStation technology 2006-03-14 - Double Pass Monochromator 2006-03-14 - New Wave Research and Ocean Optics Announce PartnershipTo Develop Next-Generation LIBS Systems 2006-03-14 - FEI’s AUTOMATED 3D CRYSTALLOGRAPHY FEATURED AT PITTCON 2006-03-14 - Informative text describes range of Lens adapters 2006-03-14 - New Kurt J. Lesker Company Vacuum Products Catalog 2006-03-14 - S.Korea develop the smallest transistors 2006-03-14 - Hungarian researchers find H5N1 bird flu vaccine for humans 2006-03-14 - Photon Power Technology Launches HV Power Supplies for Particle Physics Applications 2006-03-14 - Seventh US Patent Issued to ASD Related to Verification of Pharmaceuticals 2006-03-14 - Briefs: Nortel to fully own Glocalnet 2006-03-14 - New EU project to slash greenhouse gases 2006-03-14 - Israeli election ringtones make a splash 2006-03-14 - Briefs: Kosovo police on Motorola broadband 2006-03-14 - Google goes to Mars 2006-03-14 - Aspiring for a broadband revolution 2006-03-14 - U.S. confirms another mad cow case 2006-03-14 - Stardust Findings May Alter View of Comet Formation 2006-03-14 - Space Station Crew Taking Short Trip to Move Soyuz 2006-03-14 - Study Links 'Smog' to Arctic Warming 2006-03-14 - Epson Develops the World's First Print Head Using an OLED Light Source 2006-03-14 - Supercom looks to RF tags for revenue 2006-03-14 - 2,000-year-old tunnels found in Israel 2006-03-14 - Rare volcanic plumes create uncommonly dangerous ash flows 2006-03-14 - Arctic global warming may be irreversible 2006-03-14 - Study Offers Preview of Ice Sheet Melting, Rapid Climate Changes 2006-03-14 - Record-breaking detector may aid nuclear inspections 2006-03-14 - Web site shows search censorship in different countries 2006-03-14 - Yet another use found for nanoparticles 2006-03-14 - Coral may help block virus replication 2006-03-14 - Ancient Phoenician city not destroyed 2006-03-14 - Unbalanced Superfluid Could Be Akin to Exotic Matter Found in Quark Star 2006-03-14 - Nanotechnology brings brain recovery in sight 2006-03-14 - Briefs: U.S. broadband usage up 28 percent in year 2006-03-14 - Study: Running with friends is better 2006-03-15 - Sony to delay PlayStation 3 launch to November 2006-03-15 - One in 10 British teens 'cyberbullied': report 2006-03-15 - NASA internal policy reforms praised 2006-03-15 - US delays shuttle launch due to sensor problems 2006-03-15 - Trouble for iTunes in France? 2006-03-15 - One in 10 British teens 'cyberbullied': report 2006-03-15 - Electrons 'in limbo' seen for first time 2006-03-15 - 'Yanking' Chemical Bonds with Molecular Wires Speeds Reactions 2006-03-15 - SpaceX Plans Reusable Seven Person Capsule 2006-03-15 - Roscosmos Calls For Launch Swaps And Bigger ISS Crew 2006-03-15 - New security toolbar rates e-mail senders 2006-03-15 - Three contenders for the video game crown 2006-03-15 - Magnetic nanoparticles boost green chemistry 2006-03-15 - Top high-tech fair winds up in Germany with attendance down 2006-03-15 - Trojan-horse developers confess 2006-03-15 - Briefs: Support for certified e-mail grows 2006-03-15 - International Council on Nanotechnology studies occupational safeguards 2006-03-15 - Scientists to develop bacteria-powered fuel cells 2006-03-15 - Barrow lifts religion prize 2006-03-15 - The Web: Wagering on 'March Madness' 2006-03-15 - Study: RFID tags are virus vulnerable 2006-03-15 - Study: RFID tags are virus vulnerable 2006-03-15 - Utah teen named top high school scientist 2006-03-15 - New virus seeks 'ransom' for computer files 2006-03-15 - New sensor will help guarantee freshness 2006-03-15 - Researchers grow bone cells on carbon nanotubes 2006-03-15 - Big Alaskan oil spill initially undetected 2006-03-15 - Briefs: XO adds origination to wholesale VoIP 2006-03-15 - Firm offers downloadable mobile upgrades 2006-03-15 - Young outcasts suffer long-term problems 2006-03-15 - China vows to tackle telecom complaints 2006-03-15 - Online bullying taking a toll on kids 2006-03-15 - Briefs: India plans to cull 75,000 birds 2006-03-15 - Did 'Dark Matter' Create the First Stars? 2006-03-15 - Hansen and Langlands win Nemmers prizes 2006-03-15 - German dino sets feathers flying 2006-03-15 - A little happiness: "DNA origami" makes world's smallest Smiley 2006-03-15 - Radar altimetry revolutionises the study of the ocean 2006-03-15 - The cosmic dance of distant galaxies 2006-03-15 - Astronomers, at last, get a chance to size up a brown dwarf 2006-03-15 - Molecule by molecule, new assay shows real-time gene activity 2006-03-15 - Bosons form quantum threesome 2006-03-15 - Bird flu spreads into Denmark 2006-03-15 - Mood Affects Young and Old Differently, Study Finds 2006-03-15 - Briefs: Egyptian pharaoh's tomb is not a tomb 2006-03-15 - Puget Sound cleanup planned 2006-03-15 - Rare Chinese frogs communicate by means of ultrasonic sound 2006-03-15 - Brookhaven Scientists Working Toward Practical Hydrogen-Storage Materials 2006-03-15 - New language transforms business reporting 2006-03-15 - Engineer to study nano in silicon semiconductors 2006-03-15 - Tomato vaccines: New bird flu weapon? 2006-03-16 - Telecoms innovating emergency improvements 2006-03-16 - Proposed California law would track sexual predators by satellite 2006-03-16 - Microsoft sues against alleged eBay software bootlegging 2006-03-16 - Longer life linked with air pollution cuts 2006-03-16 - All for one, one for all: Atoms behave like Three Musketeers 2006-03-16 - Astronomers Report Unprecedented Double Helix Nebula Near Center of the Milky Way 2006-03-16 - Understanding heat flow at the nanoscale is the goal of new project 2006-03-16 - Understanding Moonquakes 2006-03-16 - Briefs: Motorola steps up China investments 2006-03-16 - Intelligence combined with high laser power - intelliWELD 30 FC 2006-03-16 - TOPTICA's iPulse and iBeam with higher power at 375 nm. New versions offer 18 mW output power 2006-03-16 - Chance discovery: Alaska Range glacier surges 2006-03-16 - Let me hear your body talk 2006-03-16 - Integral looks at Earth to seek source of cosmic radiation 2006-03-16 - Deriving the shape of the Galactic stellar disc 2006-03-16 - Telcos, CEA agree on video IP standards 2006-03-16 - Briefs: Korean scientist's research license voided 2006-03-16 - Columbia University retracts three papers 2006-03-16 - 'Relativity' Speaking 2006-03-16 - EU supports research towards the construction of nanomotors 2006-03-16 - Briefs: Georgia limits broadband regulation 2006-03-16 - EPA's perchlorate goal is criticized 2006-03-16 - Feds fail to protect U.S. sheep industry 2006-03-16 - Briefs: Unisys opens major China tech facility 2006-03-16 - PTO unveils new patent filing system 2006-03-16 - ICO comm satellite to launch in May 2007 2006-03-16 - Alaskan volcano is active and oozing magma 2006-03-16 - Students Race to the Future in NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race 2006-03-16 - New Satellite Data On Universe's First Trillionth Second 2006-03-16 - EPA wants nanotechnology studied 2006-03-16 - Turkish scientists try to calm quake fears ahead of solar eclipse 2006-03-16 - EPA acts on clean air interstate rule 2006-03-16 - Nanotechnologists demonstrate artificial muscles powered by highly energetic fuels 2006-03-16 - Picower research finds unexpected activity in visual cortex 2006-03-16 - Sharp to Introduce Industry`s Thinnest 110,000-Pixel CMOS Camera Module 2006-03-16 - New process builds electronic function into optical fiber 2006-03-16 - New chemical-analysis method promises fast results 2006-03-16 - Drug metabolites found in wastewater 2006-03-16 - Wolves might be cut from endangered list 2006-03-16 - Saturn ring spokes may re-appear in July, says new U. of Colorado study 2006-03-16 - 'Frequency comb' spectroscopy proves to be powerful chemical analysis tool 2006-03-16 - Hurricane intensity linked to warmer oceans 2006-03-16 - Water May Not Have Formed Mars' Recent Gullies 2006-03-16 - Latest version of classic game Final Fantasy hits the shelves 2006-03-16 - Broccoli, spinach help prevent pancreatic cancer: study 2006-03-16 - Research Re-examines Strong Hurricane Studies 2006-03-16 - Scientists Discover the Part of the Brain That Causes Some People to Be Lousy in Math 2006-03-16 - Astronomers Discover a River of Stars Streaming Across the Northern Sky 2006-03-16 - New Wrinkle in the Mystery of High-Tc Superconductors 2006-03-17 - US senators propose 'XXX' domain for porn websites 2006-03-17 - Briefs: Famed Pompeii house to reopen 2006-03-17 - NASA honors Apollo moon walker Buzz Aldrin 2006-03-17 - Cryogenic Phonon Scintillators to Help in Search for Dark Matter 2006-03-17 - New geosciences model explains ocean formation 2006-03-17 - Smoking galaxy revealed 2006-03-17 - Physics Cheat Sheet 1.0 released from LivingGraphs.com 2006-03-17 - HRH The Duke of Kent Visits Millbrook Scientific Instruments 2006-03-17 - ASD Releases the RTS-3ZC Integrating Sphere Accessory 2006-03-17 - Tasting maple syrup, for science 2006-03-17 - Which Carnivores Kill Other Carnivores 2006-03-17 - Young Galaxies Were Hostile To Life 2006-03-17 - Russian Space Force Commander Visits US Facilities 2006-03-17 - Synchrotron x-ray experiments in the world's strongest magnetic field 2006-03-17 - New direction for cosmic radiation 2006-03-17 - Paragon designs cell-WiFi phone for China 2006-03-17 - Rambus licenses Cell BE chips to IBM 2006-03-17 - Internet music engines fuel discovery 2006-03-17 - Wireless World: Attack of the 'botnets' 2006-03-17 - Google capital spending spike will slow 2006 growth 2006-03-17 - Briefs: Canada to urge looser telecom rules 2006-03-17 - Briefs: Patton ships smaller VoIP phone adapter 2006-03-17 - Radar altimetry confirms global warming is affecting polar glaciers 2006-03-17 - Brain-scanning technology reveals how we process brands and products 2006-03-17 - Nearly 70 percent of U.K. uses digital TV 2006-03-17 - Hackers use Microsoft XP on a Mac 2006-03-17 - Tiny 'cages' could trap carbon dioxide and help stop climate change 2006-03-17 - Tiny Bubbles in Nanofilms 2006-03-17 - Locust research could tell us why Elvis preferred peanut butter sandwiches 2006-03-17 - Sony's New 20-Inch LCD Offers Simultaneous PC and TV Viewing 2006-03-17 - Tritium has leaked from nuclear plants 2006-03-17 - 1906-type earthquake could be devastating 2006-03-17 - Using 'Minutiae' to Match Fingerprints Can Be Accurate 2006-03-17 - New 'Liquid Lens' Data for Immersion Lithography 2006-03-17 - Algorithm Advance Produces Quantum Calculation Record 2006-03-17 - Starbucks to use tracking devices to monitor coffee shipments 2006-03-17 - Japan's Sanyo to ally with Taiwan's Quanta in TVs 2006-03-17 - France accused of not disclosing bird flu 2006-03-17 - Rising salary may blunt India's BPO edge 2006-03-18 - Apple's iTunes could tune out in France over proposed law: experts 2006-03-18 - Researchers create world's first transparent integrated circuit 2006-03-18 - Briefs: First cloned pigs in Denmark for research 2006-03-18 - Chinese cyber-dissident jailed for 10 years 2006-03-18 - Indonesia upgrades Java volcano alert status 2006-03-18 - Japan's Softbank enters cellphones with 15-bln-dollar Vodafone buy 2006-03-18 - Weight gain may be linked to Ad-3 virus 2006-03-18 - Google ordered to release some search data 2006-03-19 - Poaching may destroy last Sumatran rhinos 2006-03-19 - Scientists test spread of life 2006-03-19 - Biological spring coming sooner 2006-03-19 - Radar used to study snow, sleet, rain 2006-03-19 - Experts struggle to fight online "phishing' schemes 2006-03-19 - March Madness infects the Internet 2006-03-19 - 'Hot Jupiter' Systems may Harbor Earth-like Planets 2006-03-19 - Struggling Seiko Epson to trim semiconductor business 2006-03-19 - Residents flee as cyclone heads for Australian coast 2006-03-19 - Hot chili peppers might help fight prostate cancer: study 2006-03-19 - Sea coral's trick helps scientists tag proteins 2006-03-20 - Japan starts issuing biometric passports 2006-03-20 - Blackstar A False Messiah From Groom Lake 2006-03-20 - Astronomers Find Origin Of Extreme-Helium Stars 2006-03-20 - New supercomputer design planned 2006-03-20 - Researchers find fat gene 2006-03-20 - Behavioral studies show UV contributes to marsupial color vision 2006-03-20 - Mouse gets human-type immune system 2006-03-20 - Networking: 'Corridor Warriors' 2006-03-20 - Briefs: XO expanding U.S. fiber-optic network 2006-03-20 - High bills may put damper on mobile growth 2006-03-20 - Court rules against Bush administration 2006-03-20 - Bulgarian, Italian researchers to develop anti-AIDS vaccine for newborns 2006-03-20 - IPv6: Challenge to Internet freedom? 2006-03-20 - Government accused of rewriting science 2006-03-20 - Cadence announces recruitment drive 2006-03-20 - McAfee signs cellular anti-virus deal 2006-03-20 - ISS crew makes room for their replacements 2006-03-20 - India PM calls for more spectrum release 2006-03-20 - 'Quaero' becoming a reality 2006-03-20 - Avian flu spreading in Israel 2006-03-20 - South Korea's disgraced cloning expert fired from university 2006-03-20 - Graduate Student Wins Top Award for Particle Physics Dissertation 2006-03-20 - Commerce Secretary Gutierrez Announces New Nanotechnology Center 2006-03-20 - 'Executive' Monkeys Influenced By Other Executives, Not Subordinates 2006-03-20 - Mars Rovers Get New Manager During Challenging Period 2006-03-20 - Briefs: Sprint Nextel files phone fraud lawsuit 2006-03-20 - Briefs: Microsoft said designing wireless device 2006-03-20 - ISS prepares for new crew arrival 2006-03-20 - Briefs: Rare ancient coffin found in Cyprus 2006-03-20 - Norwegian E.coli focus shifts to sausage 2006-03-20 - Briefs: Mold threatens Japanese cherry trees 2006-03-20 - Cyclone likely killed part of Great Barrier Reef 2006-03-20 - Dell to double employees in India in three years 2006-03-20 - Tech remodeling the art gallery scene 2006-03-21 - Fish collection moves into the digital age 2006-03-21 - Satellites help find deep ocean whirlpools 2006-03-21 - Tiny Greek island prepares for solar eclipse invasion 2006-03-21 - Google, Nike team up to create online football arena 2006-03-21 - Toshiba tipped to launch next-generation DVD player this month 2006-03-21 - Geomagnetic flip may not be random after all 2006-03-21 - The locked migration of giant protoplanets 2006-03-21 - First images of flowing nano ripples 2006-03-21 - Internet TV strides forward in Germany 2006-03-21 - Google launches test version of finance site 2006-03-21 - First Results from DESY's New Free-Electron Laser 2006-03-21 - U.S. to increase wild bird avian flu tests 2006-03-21 - Poll: Public clueless about IPTV 2006-03-21 - Briefs: U.K. proposes ending telecom price control 2006-03-21 - Briefs: Tax filing online better than an MP3? 2006-03-21 - Briefs: Hibernia trans-Atlantic broadband hits U.S. 2006-03-21 - Report: Earth's diversity is diminishing 2006-03-21 - Launch of new P2P technology for television 2006-03-21 - We're flying without wing flaps and without a pilot 2006-03-21 - A new metal detector to study human disease 2006-03-21 - Polar neutrino observatory takes a big step forward 2006-03-21 - When mice choose mates, experience counts 2006-03-21 - New nano-material research a 'pore' excuse for engineering 2006-03-21 - Engineers squeeze secrets from proteins 2006-03-21 - Treo vies with BlackBerry for top spot 2006-03-21 - BBC gears to shifts in news consumption 2006-03-21 - Briefs: Digital copyright law stifling innovation 2006-03-21 - Deutsche Telekom, Microsoft team on IPTV 2006-03-21 - WHO may open its private bird flu database 2006-03-21 - On-job minority women harassment studied 2006-03-21 - WiFi reaches U.K. buses 2006-03-21 - Russian surveys continental shelf borders 2006-03-21 - Stanford professor hopes to mimic the brain on a chip 2006-03-21 - Warbling whales speak a language all their own 2006-03-21 - New sensor detects chemical, biological, nuclear and explosive materials 2006-03-21 - Spitzer Sees 9 Billion Years Back in Time 2006-03-21 - Significant Progress in Flexible Display Nanoresearch Announced 2006-03-21 - Phagocytosis study: surprising discovery 2006-03-21 - UF researchers study TB epidemic 2006-03-21 - Amazon rainforest grows best in dry season 2006-03-21 - Manipulating cell receptor alters behavior 2006-03-21 - France approves controversial iTunes bill 2006-03-21 - Homeland Security network gets an F 2006-03-21 - Water-saving technology plans range from simple to surreal 2006-03-22 - CSIRO Builds Smart Energy System 2006-03-22 - Scientists find another key to HIV success 2006-03-22 - Samsung develops silent flash-chip drive to replace hard disk 2006-03-22 - Microsoft delays release of Vista operating system to January 2006-03-22 - Organizing Gold Nanoparticles with DNA 2006-03-22 - French lawmakers put worm in Apple's iPod 2006-03-22 - Warming trend may result in malaria's rise 2006-03-22 - Space tourism lures a rising number of US entrepreneurs 2006-03-22 - NASA's Space Technology 5 Satellites Soar Into Space 2006-03-22 - Larry's cool change good for reef 2006-03-22 - Game developers converge on San Jose 2006-03-22 - EU presses for broadband's way forward 2006-03-22 - Study: Plants can be divided into species 2006-03-22 - Study: Soil erosion threatens human health 2006-03-22 - Was Einstein Wrong about Space Travel? 2006-03-22 - Incoherent boost for light surgery 2006-03-22 - Technical Datasheets Introduced For 3-Dimensional Atom Probe 2006-03-22 - Polychromix Launches The Phazir, A Revolutionary New Nir Handheld Digital Transform Spectrometer 2006-03-22 - Custom and Standard Fibre Assemblies 2006-03-22 - Millbrook Wins Five New Orders 2006-03-22 - Easily Removable UV Curable Adhesive 2006-03-22 - New Industrial Laser Enables High-Throughput Micromachining 2006-03-22 - Archivable clear sharp images produced by new Video Endoscope 2006-03-22 - Cell barrier shows why bird flu not so easily spread among humans 2006-03-23 - ESA satellite flood mapping service begins 2006-03-23 - IBM think-tank calls on businesses to save the world while making money 2006-03-23 - Microsoft hit after Vista delay 2006-03-23 - Fossil of new dinosaur species is found 2006-03-23 - Briefs: F-Secure provides Orange with anti-virus services 2006-03-23 - Briefs: Telecom reform would open Canada market 2006-03-23 - Dell, Alienware bullish on PC entertainment 2006-03-23 - Israel gets local versions of eBay, PayPal 2006-03-23 - Arctic, Antarctic Melting May Raise Sea Levels Faster than Expected 2006-03-23 - US government backs Apple against French law 2006-03-23 - Florida gets a new tourist: hurricane fans 2006-03-23 - Problem: What to do with 7 million fish 2006-03-23 - Sony sees the online light 2006-03-23 - Bush considers raising fuel standards 2006-03-23 - Bird flu claims five lives in Azerbaijan 2006-03-23 - Surface plasmons squeeze light 2006-03-23 - Microsoft reshuffles Windows operations following Vista delay blow 2006-03-23 - Internet surges as source for news in US 2006-03-23 - Probing Question: Can anything travel faster than the speed of light? 2006-03-24 - 2004-2005 hurricane seasons 'odd but explainable' 2006-03-24 - New look for comets 2006-03-24 - Logitech announce 5% discount on all materials processing consumables 2006-03-24 - Compact DC input ATX Power Supplies 2006-03-24 - Minimal Alignment Reflecting Collimators 2006-03-24 - World wireless revenue to surpass fixed 2006-03-24 - Wireless World: Wirelessly monitoring ECGs 2006-03-24 - Globe Talk: The homeland-security business 2006-03-24 - Japanese court halts nuclear reactor 2006-03-24 - Google joins Standard and Poor's 500 index 2006-03-24 - Lucent, Alcatel said in merger talks 2006-03-24 - Survey: Asia uses more-complex chip design 2006-03-24 - Briefs: 140M homes expected to have DVRs by 2010 2006-03-24 - Singapore seeks ideas for broadband net 2006-03-24 - Briefs: Motorola opens 17th R&D center in China 2006-03-24 - Disorder helps to 'hyperfocus' waves in time reversal acoustics 2006-03-24 - Wasabi's kick linked to single pain receptor 2006-03-24 - Permanent admissions are better for US high-tech workforce than H-1B expansion 2006-03-24 - Scientists identify two new forms of ice 2006-03-24 - Tastier Tomatoes in the Future? 2006-03-24 - Breakthrough in split second 3D face imaging 2006-03-24 - It's a wrap, GDC top 12 list 2006-03-24 - Pesticide exposure linked to lower IQ 2006-03-24 - Mini-Comets Approaching Earth 2006-03-24 - IBM builds first IC around a single carbon nanotube 2006-03-24 - New solar twin could shed light on another Earth 2006-03-24 - Briefs: Microsoft confirms schedule for Office 2007 2006-03-24 - NASA's New Mars Orbiter Returns Test Images 2006-03-24 - Governments must heed warnings on climate change now: chief scientist 2006-03-24 - Pioneering US computer game designer proclaims industry "brain dead" 2006-03-24 - Nortel, Sierra boast EV-DO Revision A test 2006-03-24 - VCs seek dot-com success stories in India 2006-03-24 - Ruling allows poultry pollution evidence 2006-03-24 - Teens undergo fast brain makeover 2006-03-25 - 'Coinage' of plankton -- viruses 2006-03-25 - Scramjet engine launched in Australian outback 2006-03-25 - First SpaceX launch ends in failure 2006-03-25 - Researchers: supersonic jet test a success 2006-03-26 - Network uses pets as sentinels 2006-03-26 - Snowmelt occurring earlier in N. America 2006-03-26 - World's tallest tower looms in Tokyo 2006-03-26 - Drug can help patients with severe Alzheimer's: study 2006-03-26 - SKorea's Hynix ordered to halt NAND chip sales in Japan 2006-03-26 - "Shadow of the Colossus" and "Darwinia" celebrities at electronic games awards 2006-03-26 - Japan's long-stalled nuclear power project gets boost 2006-03-26 - Cloned pigs are porky and best, say scientists 2006-03-26 - 'Custom' nanoparticles could improve cancer diagnosis and treatment 2006-03-27 - New nanotechnology analysis: tiny tech brings huge changes 2006-03-27 - Japan's KDDI offers 3-D navigation on cellphones 2006-03-27 - The Eye of God returns 2006-03-27 - Researchers get neurons and silicon talking 2006-03-27 - Light-sensitive particles change chemistry at the flick of a switch 2006-03-27 - Germans the most intelligent Europeans: study 2006-03-27 - Team readies for Venus arrival 2006-03-27 - 'Accelerated evolution' converts RNA enzyme to DNA enzyme in vitro 2006-03-27 - Researchers measure high-pressure lattice dynamics of molybdenum 2006-03-27 - Plotting the road ahead for wireless sensor networks 2006-03-27 - Polymer composite provides better fire protection than steel 2006-03-27 - New 3D Magnetic Tweezers 2006-03-27 - Coal-based jet fuel poised for next step 2006-03-27 - Light activated anticancer drug targeted to DNA using cisplatin like sub-units 2006-03-27 - PC sales to hold despite Windows delay: report 2006-03-27 - Study shows headdown bedrest precisely mimics human physiology in spaceflight 2006-03-27 - Inducing melanoma for cancer vaccine development 2006-03-27 - Briefs: National Semi out with backlight drivers 2006-03-27 - Briefs: Ericsson integrates Marconi's broadband 2006-03-27 - Wolf to be honored for science, tech work 2006-03-27 - Idol goes Underground with online contest 2006-03-27 - Briefs: XM adds 17 new programs to lineup 2006-03-27 - Briefs: ICANN Internet conference opens in N.Z. 2006-03-27 - Oceanographer Sees 'Oceans of Trouble' 2006-03-27 - Envisat making first direct measurements of ocean surface velocities 2006-03-27 - Clues to African archaeology found in lead isotopes 2006-03-27 - Optical rotation sheds light on vacuum 2006-03-27 - Motorola delivers the power of 3G with E1070 handset 2006-03-27 - Avian culling doesn't stop bird flu 2006-03-27 - Study offers new recipe for oxygen on icy moons 2006-03-27 - Taking a bite out of a fellow worker helps wasps recruit new foragers 2006-03-27 - Online service helps users trade DVDs 2006-03-27 - AMD, lead sponsor at WCIT 2006-03-27 - NASA announces lift-off, budget cuts 2006-03-27 - Rare painted Roman-era statute is found 2006-03-27 - New family of biodegradable polymers shows promise for intracellular drug delivery 2006-03-27 - InPhase Demos 515 Gigabits Per Square Inch Data Density 2006-03-27 - High-energy physics at the highest level 2006-03-27 - NASA Reinstates the Dawn Mission 2006-03-27 - Protection asked for fossilized footprints 2006-03-27 - Modeling the Chemical Reactions of Nanoparticles 2006-03-27 - North Carolina has water safety problem 2006-03-28 - Asleep or awake we retain memory 2006-03-28 - US takes lead in global IT ranking: WEF 2006-03-28 - Japan looks to military use of space 2006-03-28 - Fuel leak caused fire on first launch of SpaceX Falcon1 2006-03-28 - FEC approves new Internet rules 2006-03-28 - Study: World's seagrass beds are declining 2006-03-28 - United States plans to build lunar base 2006-03-28 - Computer model predicts nanotube breaks 2006-03-28 - Sumatra megaquake defied theory 2006-03-28 - 3-D imaging to enable clean energy technologies 2006-03-28 - Riding on a cushion of vapor 2006-03-28 - Enzyme inhibitors block replication of SARS virus 2006-03-28 - Cool nanotechnology can save energy 2006-03-28 - Horse antibodies against the bird flu virus H5N1 are effective as treatment in mice 2006-03-28 - Ultrasound And Algae Team Up To Clean Mercury From Sediments 2006-03-28 - Briefs: EC to cut Europe roaming charges 2006-03-28 - Britain looks to reducing food ads 2006-03-28 - Hong Kong Broadband starts free movie site 2006-03-28 - Briefs: Telenor with over 96 percent of Glocalnet 2006-03-28 - See Total Solar Eclipse Tomorrow in a Different Light 2006-03-28 - Israeli mobile markets with music 2006-03-28 - Nano World: New nanoelectronics roadmap 2006-03-28 - Poll: Phone video appeals to consumers 2006-03-28 - Britain ducks CO2-reduction promise 2006-03-28 - British supermarket chain stops cod sales 2006-03-28 - Device Could Make Web Shopping More Secure 2006-03-28 - Remains of 3,500-year-old palace are found 2006-03-28 - Computer sales rise 36 percent in Brazil 2006-03-28 - Australia registers world's first anti-spam code of practice 2006-03-28 - The phony goat gets the worm 2006-03-28 - Fiber-optic network sets world record 2006-03-28 - Carbon nanotube absorption measured in worms, cancer cells 2006-03-28 - Fujitsu's 200GB Serial ATA Hard Disk Drive for Notebooks 2006-03-28 - Strings As Structural Elements? Engineers Devise Mathematics For New Age Structures 2006-03-28 - EU to force down cost of mobile phone calls from abroad 2006-03-28 - X-ray method improves soft tissue detail 2006-03-28 - Briefs: Intel sets up $50M Brazil venture fund 2006-03-28 - Egg-like cells obtained in pig fetal skin 2006-03-28 - Australia: Japan's whaling program a sham 2006-03-28 - Italian scientists find ancient Ur tablets 2006-03-28 - Rebound Marriages No More Likely to End in Divorce 2006-03-28 - Further Secrets of the Snail Love Dart 2006-03-28 - Nanonutrients' Promise: Vast Gains In Human Health 2006-03-28 - Electric Snowmobile: Sled-Necks, Tree-Huggers Unite 2006-03-28 - Cerium oxide nanotubes get noticed 2006-03-28 - Mega eruption of Yellowstone's southern twin 2006-03-29 - Apple trademark battle comes to the crunch 2006-03-29 - Going With The Flow 2006-03-29 - Astronomers Weigh Adopted Twin Brown Dwarfs 2006-03-29 - Pacific islands paradise now protected 2006-03-29 - Study: Video games can act as analgesics 2006-03-29 - Study: How sweet it is -- or is it? 2006-03-29 - First dinosaur traces found in South Pacific 2006-03-29 - Scientists show that children think like scientists 2006-03-29 - Engineers building 'erasible' detectors, 'nanobrushes' and DNA 'highrises' 2006-03-29 - Rising to the challenge of managing bandwidth 2006-03-29 - Eclipse sweeps dark path over Africa, Middle East 2006-03-29 - Tiny water purification packet helps save lives worldwide 2006-03-29 - Biodiversity conservation may help reduce the impacts of natural disasters 2006-03-29 - New approach removes sulfur from military-grade fuel 2006-03-29 - Briefs: Ericsson to manage Dutch Vodafone network 2006-03-29 - Minimal genome should be twice the size, study shows 2006-03-29 - Ocean 'dead zones' trigger sex changes in fish, posing extinction threat 2006-03-29 - Scientists discover new gene responsible for spread of cancer 2006-03-29 - A Better Way to Cool Computer Chips Receives Support 2006-03-29 - NASA Prepares for Space Exploration in Undersea Lab 2006-03-29 - Cheaper and smaller inverters for solar panels 2006-03-29 - More evidence chicxulub was too early 2006-03-29 - Looking to understand why Sun's corona shines hotter than the Sun itself 2006-03-29 - Cancer researcher Dr. Robert Miller dies 2006-03-29 - Cellular nanoscale drug delivery from the inside out 2006-03-29 - Digital Angel provides S. Africa herd tags 2006-03-29 - Verizon, Dell offer laptop wireless plan 2006-03-29 - Report: Israelis report election spam 2006-03-29 - Briefs: Microsoft expands licensing to hardware 2006-03-29 - Firm sends multiple HDTV streams over WiFi 2006-03-29 - Briefs: iPods to have volume-limit setting 2006-03-29 - Study: Traditional police lineups valuable 2006-03-29 - California condors making a comeback 2006-03-29 - The Web: An Arabic-language Internet? 2006-03-29 - Is 'super-broadband' worth it for business? 2006-03-29 - Report: Russian comm satellite fails 2006-03-29 - eBay in Supreme Court in test for patent system 2006-03-29 - Gulf of Mexico protection plan announced 2006-03-29 - Briefs: Satphone provides hot spots for responders 2006-03-29 - Intel designs rugged PC for rural India 2006-03-29 - Briefs: China Mobile in 7-city network expansion 2006-03-29 - Students Win Robotics Basketball Tournament 2006-03-29 - Asian carp problem solution: Eat them? 2006-03-29 - Rube Goldberg contest set for this weekend 2006-03-30 - Internet growth cooling, but dependence increasing: report 2006-03-30 - Boucher calls for dot-com investigation 2006-03-30 - Expedition 13 Launched From Baikonur 2006-03-30 - Briefs: Phone-number inquiries going down 2006-03-30 - Hopkins experts help ID Katrina victims 2006-03-30 - Stronger storms forecast for Europe 2006-03-30 - Image of Jesus' crucifixion may be |