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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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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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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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One, December 19/26, 2001 |
LED
fires one photon at a time, Chips
turn more heat to power,
Data
protected on unlocked Web sites, Surgeons
gain ultrasonic vision,
Temperature
changes laser color
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One, December 12, 2001 |
E-paper
coming into view, Semiconductors
control quantum spin,
Cold
electrons crystallize, Neat
not always organized,
Single
molecule drives transistor
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One, December 5, 2001 |
Nerve-chip
link closer, Inside-out
gem channels light,
Computer
follows video action, Environment
may dictate intelligence,
Physics
methods may spot intruders
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One, November 28, 2001 |
Programmable
DNA debuts, Device
would boost quantum messages,
Virtual
computers reconfigure on the fly, Software
sorts video soundtracks,
Bigger
disks won't hit quantum barrier
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One, November 21, 2001 |
Chemists
create nano toolkit, English
could snowball on Net,
Page
age shapes Web, Circuits
show six degrees of separation,
Spot
of gold makes tiny transistor
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One, November 14, 2001 |
Crossed
nanowires compute, Disappearing
links shape networks,
Stored
light altered, Flipping
flakes change color,
Evolution
optimizes satellite orbits
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One, November 7, 2001 |
Hubs
key to Net viruses, Electrified
water spins gold into wire,
Virtual
reality gets easier, Laser
emits linked photons,
Dye
brightens micromachines
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One, October 31, 2001 |
Address
key locks email, Speech
recognition to sort Holocaust tapes,
Sensitive
sensor spots single photons, Synced
lasers pulse shorter,
Electrons
clean wire machine
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One, October 24, 2001 |
DNA
could crack code, Transistor
sports molecule-thin layer,
Molecule
connects contacts, PC
immortalizes ancient temple,
Laser
boosts liquid computer
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One, October 17, 2001 |
Atom
laser fits on a chip, Email
takes brainpower,
Teamed
computers drive big display, Holograms
control data beams,
Pressure
produces smaller circuits
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One, October 10, 2001 |
Tiny
tubes construct logic, Mobile
radios make intranet,
Quantum
code splits secrets, Computer
tells convincing story,
Virtual
beings boost evolutionary theory
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One, October 3, 2001 |
Neurons
battle to a draw, Quantum
crypto gear shrinks,
Toy
shows bare bones of walking, Tiny
jaws snatch cells,
Plastic
mix helps shrink circuits
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One, September 26, 2001 |
Statistics
sniff out secrets, Quantum
bit withstands noise,
Image
search sorts by content, Study
finds Web quality time,
Powerless
memory gains time
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One, September 12/19, 2001 |
Internet
stays small world, Tools
automate computer sharing,
Nanotube
kinks control current, Hydrogen
chip to fuel handhelds,
Scheme
harnesses Internet handshakes
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One, September 5, 2001 |
Pen
and paper networked, Quantum
current closer to computing,
Correction
choices key for speech software, Software
spins tales into animations,
Watched
quantum pot boils slower
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One, August 22/29, 2001 |
Nets
mimic quantum physics, Teamed
filters catch more spam,
Software
eases remote robot control, Ion
beams mold tiny holes,
Unusual
calms tell of coming storms
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One, August 15, 2001 |
Atom
lasers made easy, Molecule
makes mini memory,
Does
heavy volume smooth Net traffic?, Mind
game smooths streaming audio,
Quantum
effect for chipmaking confirmed
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One, August 1/8, 2001 |
Tool
reads quantum bits, Study
shows fiber has room to grow,
Search
tool builds encyclopedia, Positioned
atoms advance quantum chips,
Electron
beam welds nanotubes
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One, July 25, 2001 |
Sounds
attract camera, Computer
interface lets you point and speak,
Quantum
logic counts on geometry, T-shirt
technique turns out flat screens,
Rating
systems put privacy at risk
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One, July 18, 2001 |
HP
maps molecular memory, Cartoons
loosen up computer interfaces,
Virtual
view helps run tiny factory, Bioengineers
aim to harness bacterial motion,
Lasers
spin electrons into motion
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One, July 4/11, 2001 |
Split
pulses speed signals, Gender
gap shows cyberspace bias,
Software
lets appliances speak softly, Molecular
shuttle gains light throttle,
Light-sensitive
memory does not fade
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One, June 27, 2001 |
Chemists
concoct tiny lasers, Slimmer
chips handle fast nets,
Prototype
transistors promise speedy chips, Molecules
make short-term memory,
Micromachine
parts relax into place
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One, June 13/20, 2001 |
Stressed
silicon goes faster, Artificial
synapses copy brain dynamics,
DNA
device detects light signals, Lightwaves
channel atoms to make chips,
Process
promises better LCD production
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One, June 6, 2001 |
Search
scheme treads lightly, Bug-eye
lenses set up desktop chipmaking,
DNA
parts make versatile nanotubes, Watermarks
hide in plain text,
Material
bends sound waves
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One, May 30, 2001 |
VR
tool aims high, Bulk
nanotubes make clean crystals,
Engine
fires up electrical devices, Microscopic
stamps make nanotech devices,
How
metallic are metal nanotubes?
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One, May 23, 2001 |
Laser
switch sets up logic, Light
computer runs quantum algorithm,
Five
percent of nodes keep Net together, Prototype
shows electronic paper potential,
Lasers
spin microscopic objects
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One, May 16, 2001 |
Rough
tools smooth design, Tightening
photonic bonds strengthens security,
Tunable
superconductor makes better circuits, Flexible
film turns heat to power,
Natural
force drives molecular ratchet
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One, May 2/9, 2001 |
Jolts
yield nanotube transistors, Simulation
hints at quantum computer power,
Metal
makes DNA more conductive, Etching
process points to nanotech production,
Plastic
pins DNA molecules in place
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One, April 25, 2001 |
Shaped
waves promise speed, Touch
improves VR collaboration,
Manners
matter for the circuit-minded, Network
tools handle hefty science files,
Linked
liquid crystals move matter
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One, April 18, 2001 |
Defects
boost disc capacity, Alternative
quantum bits go natural,
Light
powers molecular piston, Bumps
could make better biochips,
Crystal
changes shape in ultraviolet light
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One, April 11, 2001 |
Glass
mix sharpens holograms, Material
bends microwaves backwards,
Shaky
chip makes for bug-eyed bots, Cold
plastic gives electrons free ride,
Holographic
technique stresses interference
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One, March 28/April 4, 2001 |
Programming
goes quantum, Diversity
trumps fitness,
Nanotubes
paint clear picture, Hitting
the deck cools microdevices,
Magnetic
fields move microbeads
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One, March 21, 2001 |
Net
inherently virus prone, Rubber
stamp leaves electronic mark,
Software
spots forged signatures, Magnetic
transistor means changeable chips,
Filters
distill quantum bits
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One, March 14, 2001 |
Tools
cut data down to size, Ribbons
expand nanotech toolbox,
Silicon
cages metal atoms, Surfaces
channel liquids,
Chip
impurities make quantum bits
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One, March 7, 2001 |
Neuron-chip
link advances, Electricity
moves fluids,
Quantum
effect makes fast connections, Chain
reaction yields microscopic wires,
Noise
can bring quiet surprise
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One, February 28, 2001 |
Robots
learn soft touch, Evolution
breeds cooperation,
Chip
promises brighter wearable displays, Light
source brightens prospects for security,
Bound
bits could bring bigger disks
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One, February 21, 2001 |
Artificial
cells make mini lab, PDA
interface keeps a low profile,
Software
sifts text to sort Web sites, Light
drives microscopic metal gears,
Quantum
computer design lights dots
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One, February 14, 2001 |
Quantum
effect moves machine, Software
speeds gene comparison,
Agents
learn from traveling salesman, Harder
chips make more sensitive sensors,
Silver
atoms shine red and green
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One, February 7, 2001 |
DNA conducts,
DNA
induced to superconductivity,
Muscles
tapped for virtual input, Tiny
treads move minuscule robot,
Proposal
would marry atom and photon
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One, January 31, 2001 |
Store
globally, access locally, Ordinary
light could drive quantum computers,
Color
deepens data storage, Motor
goes all the way around,
Switch
channels atom beams
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One, January 24, 2001 |
Light
impresses atoms, Scattered
signals boost capacity,
Self-configuring
robot mimics lifeforms, Nanotube
kinks control current,
Jellyfish
protein proves promising light source
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One, January 17, 2001 |
Light
spins resin rotors, Crossed
nanowires make Lilliputian LEDs,
Simulation
sizes up Web structure, Quantum
bit hangs tough,
Sowing
strain reaps ordered dots
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One, January 3/10, 2001 |
Gels
make micro plumbing, Security
comes one photon at a time,
Shining
a new light on electron spin, Network
similarities run deep,
Transistor
lights up
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One, December 20/27, 2000 |
Tiny
wires store more, Tinier
transistors keep Moore's Law on track,
3-D
geometry adds twists to microfabrication, Virtual
annotation fosters understanding,
Silicon
process produces pockets
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One, December 13, 2000 |
Nanotube
fabric looms large, Silicon
nanocrystals glow,
Exploratory
robot hops and rolls, Lasers
flex gel muscles,
Atomic
scale wire speeds electrons
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One, December 6, 2000, 2000 |
Biomotor
powers propeller, Safe
havens offer practical quantum processing,
Mechanical
data storage goes massively parallel, Frosted
nanotubes make metal wires,
Interference
delivers atomic details
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One, November 29, 2000 |
Molecular
motor shifts speeds, Virtual
mic carries concert hall sound over 'net,
Researchers
ready radio-receiver-on-a-chip, Proton
memory is ultracheap but slow,
Crystal
forms gas-triggered switch
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One, November 22, 2000 |
Holey
chips channel light, Piezoelectric
sliver forms sensor,
Self-tuning
software speeds networks, Software
cross-sorts gene data,
Electron
beams turnout tinier tubes
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One, November 15, 2000 |
Biometrics
takes a seat, Oversize
oddity could yield quantum computers,
Switch
narrows molecular-macroscopic gap, Tiny
metal wires chart nanoelectronics,
Chip
techniques block power leakage
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One, November 8, 2000 |
Electronics
link mind and body, Chip
promises faster light-to-circuit link,
Coffee
effect could benefit circuit connections, Tiny
silicon crystals loom large,
Switch
offers cheap local-long distance link
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One, October 25/November 1, 2000 |
Disk-on-a-chip
takes shape, Shaky
table top sorts parts,
Forked
nanotubes are tiny transistors, Society
goes on data binge,
Pulse
harbors magnetic mystery
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One, October 18, 2000 |
Nanotubes
gain larger kin, Quantum
computing without weirdness,
Pyramid
pixels promise sharp pictures, Molecule
movement could make memory,
Researchers
make cheap telecom laser
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One, October 11, 2000 |
Quantum
dot logic advances, Researchers
peer into quantum dots,
Flexible
displays come into view, NASA
gets snake robot off the ground,
Vibrations
make electrons jump
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One, October 4, 2000 |
DNA
does logic, Quantum
quirk promises smaller circuits,
Pop-up book
melds real with virtual, Lab-on-a-CD
corrects itself,
Linked
particles advance quantum computing
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One, September 27, 2000 |
Ants
solve tough problems, Camera
gets all the exposure,
Coated
specks form nano building blocks, Sturdy
virus makes tiny container,
Freezing
speeds rapid prototyping
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One, September 20, 2000 |
Hue-ing
to quantum computing, Robots
emerge from simulation,
Software sorts Web
data, Processor
design tunes memory on the fly,
Superconducting
transistor debuts
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One, September 13, 2000 |
Cheap
lasers on the way, Nanotubes
make microscopic bearings,
Integrated inputs
improve interactivity, Microorganisms
infect computer chips,
Sandia brews cheap
telecom laser
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One, September 6, 2000 |
Nano-scale
jets possible, Software
squeezes 3-D data,
DNA strands
form nano-machine, Scaled
links make nets navigable,
Magnetic
interface photographed
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One, July 26, 2000 |
Tiny
robots flex their muscles, Optical
coax takes tight turns,
Making
a caged ion blink, Simulation
acts 7-year-old's age,
Computer
science faces decision theory
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One, July 19, 2000 |
Hearing
between the lines, Search
tool finds answers before queries,
Scatter
could boost fiber capacity, Software
makes data really sing,
Magnetic
microscope recovers damaged data
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One, July 12, 2000 |
Bendable
nanotubes store bits, Protein
coated chips sniff out bacteria,
The little
light-sensitive molecule that could, Fault-tolerant
free speech,
Chemical
reaction zips nanowires onto silicon
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One, June 28/July 5, 2000 |
Cortex
chip goes both ways, Sampling
ability broadens quantum computing,
Nano-scale
plotter goes parallel, NASA
grasps intricacies of human hand,
Algorithm
evolves more efficient engine
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June 21, 2000 |
Nature
nurtures nanotech, Virtual
physicals at hand,
Sandia
speeds microtube chip making, Data
compression makes the heart grow fuzzy,
Multicast
promises lighter wireless Internet
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