A modified femtosecond laser can correct poor eyesight and identify malignant melanomas. In addition, it represents an effective tool for laser nanomedicine: It can be used for example to drill nanoholes in cellular membranes ...
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The brain is a "time machine," assert Duke neuroscientists Catalin Buhusi and Warren Meck. And understanding how the brain tracks time is essential to understanding all its functions. The brain's internal clocks coordinate ...
Oct 28, 2005
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IBM Friday announced the release of new encryption software designed to secure data tapes shared by major organizations.
Oct 28, 2005
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Microsoft's lawsuit against alleged zombie networks stemmed from monitoring of a single hijacked computer the company says sent out 18 million spam e-mails.
Oct 28, 2005
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Siemens said Friday it will invest in GlooLabs to bolster personal media data technology.
Oct 28, 2005
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Silicon Valley analysts predicted this week that high costs would keep the lid on wireless broadband growth in the U.S. consumer market.
Oct 28, 2005
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NASA's inability to balance its checkbook by tens of millions could hurt the space agency's chances to return to the moon by 2018, federal auditors said.
Oct 28, 2005
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For some music fans, spending a day without their iPod is inconceivable, and that includes Halloween. After all, from the morning jog to a day at the office and getting around in the car, the digital music player is a constant ...
Oct 28, 2005
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Some of the world's leading wireless companies Friday called on the European Commission to investigate Qualcomm's anti-competitive conduct.
Oct 28, 2005
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport this week debuted a wireless Internet system throughout all its terminals, outflanking Boston Logan and other major U.S. airports by providing WiFi for travelers from the curb ...
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