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One, December 11-25, 2002 |
DNA
prefers diamond, Material
soaks up the sun,
Design
links quantum bits, Microscopic
mix strengthens magnet,
Laser
pulses could speed memory
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One, November27/December 4, 2002 |
Molecule
stores picture, Fast
quantum crypto demoed,
Software
system heals itself, Motifs
distinguish networks,
Oxygen
makes nanotube memory
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One, November 13/20, 2002 |
Coax
goes nano, Webs
within Web boost searches,
Circuit
gets more power from shakes, Method
measures quantum quirk,
Biochip
sprouts DNA strands
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One, October 30/November 6, 2002 |
Nanoscale
LED debuts, Data
transfer demo sets speed mark,
Pulling
nanotubes makes thread, Text
software spots intruders,
Microwave
drill melts concrete
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One, October 16/23, 2002 |
Chemists
brew tiny wires, Voiceprints
make crypto keys,
Stamp
corrals tiny bits, Net
devices arranged fractally,
Quantum
scheme lightens load
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One, October 2/9, 2002 |
Integrated
biochips debut, Metal
mix boosts batteries,
Plastic
tag makes foolproof ID, Scheme
hides Web access,
Small
jolts move artificial muscle
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One, September 18/25, 2002 |
Molecule
chip demoed, Diamond
electronics on deck,
Huge
lasers could spark fusion, Diamonds
improve quantum crypto,
Software
agents ask for help
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One, September 4/11, 2002 |
Chip
juggles droplets, Software
turns reading into writing,
Radio
ID locks lost laptops, Quantum
software gets the picture,
Laser
blasts make memory
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One, August 21/28, 2002 |
Biochips
get pumped, Chip
design aims for quantum leap,
Net
traffic mimics earthquakes, Stamps
and glue make circuits,
Shortcuts
lighten wireless load
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One, August 7/14, 2002 |
Ultimate
memory demoed, Programming
tool makes bugs sing,
Nanotubes
grown in place, Quantum
secrets ride phone lines,
Chip
keeps atoms in line
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One, July 24/31, 2002 |
Disks
set to go ballistic, Two-step
queries bridge search and speech,
Implant
links nerve cells to electronics, Silicon
chips set to go atomic,
Light
switch promises powerful computers
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One, July 10/17, 2002 |
Photons
heft more data, Eavesdropping
gets people talking,
Self-learning
eases quantum programming, Conceptual
links trump hyperlinks,
Cell
parts paint picture
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One, June 26/July 3, 2002 |
PCs
augment reality, Stamps
bang out tiny silicon lines,
Bent
wires make cheap circuits, Mixes
make tiniest transistors,
Plastic
computer memory advances
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One, June 12/19, 2002 |
Software
guides museum-goers, Scientists
spin thread from nanotubes,
Brain
cells control 3D cursor, Faster
growth heightens Web class divide,
One-way
heat valve possible
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Page
One, May 29/June 5, 2002 |
Speck-sized
microscope nears, Crystal
turns heat to light,
Frozen
reservoir fuels atom lasers, Groups
key to network searches,
Reverb
keeps secrets safe and sound
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One, May 15/22, 2002 |
Viruses
turn out high-tech materials, Virtual
touch controls rats,
Laser
bridges infrared-microwave gap, Plastic
mix promises big displays,
Laser
patterns particles in 3D
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Page
One, May 1/8, 2002 |
Team
spins mirror fibers, Light
flashes fire up nanotubes,
Quantum
force powers microslide, Light
boosts plastic magnet,
Metal
crystals cover glass
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One, April 17/24, 2002 |
Shake
and serve, Odds
not hopeless for new Web sites,
Content
scheme banishes browser plug-ins, Polarized
light speeds messages,
File
compressor ID's authors
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One, April 3/10, 2002 |
Electron
waves compute, Software
orchestrates Web presentations,
Porous
glass makes minuscule sensor, Internet
map improves models,
Magnets
channel biomatter
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One, March 20/27, 2002 |
Monkey
think, cursor do, DNA
solves big problem,
Carving
beams shrink circuits, Lasers
snatch free-floating DNA,
Etching
could boost disk capacity
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Page
One, March 13, 2002 |
Decision
tool keeps it simple, Ties
that bind boost searches,
Sapphire
chips linked by light, Lasers
grasp cell-size water balloons,
Fuel
cell aimed at handhelds
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Page
One, March 6, 2002 |
Interactive
robot has character, Atomic
cascade broadens laser,
Biology
harbors hidden complexity, Heat
engines gain quantum afterburner,
Nanotubes
branch out
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One, February 27, 2002 |
Handheld
DNA detector near, Microscopic
antenna unzips DNA,
Cheaper
LED shines the right light, X-rays
light 3-D microscope,
Nanotubes
pack power
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One, February 20, 2002 |
DNA
map IDs diseases, Real
birds change virtual evolution,
Material
turns infrared to green, Nanotube
chips draw near,
Chip
provides more bang
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One, February 13, 2002 |
Tiny
wires turn chips inside out, Cooperative
robots share the load,
Nanotubes
take tiny temperatures, Nanotech
scheme envisions DNA origami,
Electric
switch flips atoms
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Page
One, February 6, 2002 |
Tiny
chain revs microdevices, Labs-on-a-chip
gain micro mixer,
Starting
over speeds searches, Nudged
nested nanotubes may oscillate,
Portfolios
boost quantum computing
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One, January 30, 2002 |
Crystal
stores light pulse, Rocket
chips to propel small satellites,
Computers
sort gender in a binary world, Quantum
network withstands noise,
DNA
computer readout glows
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One, January 23, 2002 |
Laser
speeds data through air, Nanotube
array could form chips,
Hot
spots give away lying eyes, Quantum
data compares faster,
Artificial
crystals change laser colors
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One, January 16, 2002 |
Morphing
DNA makes motor, Toolset
teams computers to design drugs,
Atom
clouds ease quantum computing, Web
pages cluster by content type,
Quantum
effect alters device motion
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Page
One, January 9, 2002 |
Sunlight
turns water to fuel, Search
method melds results,
VR
tool keeps line of sight in hand, Laser
pulse penetrates glass,
Model
tracks desert spread
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Page
One, January 2, 2002 |
Printed
pictures hide images, Quantum
demo does tricky computing,
Email
burdened by management role, Pixel
feedback forms fractals,
Software
agents evolve purpose
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