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| New Technology Cuts Hospitalization Need Telehealth does not necessarily change the care providers give, said Associate Professor Bonnie Wakefield. Rather, it ... More |
| Robots May Someday Operate Without Doctors For their experiments, the engineers used a rudimentary tabletop robot whose eyes used a 3-D ultrasound technology. ... More |
| Scientists Propose Super-Supercomputer Three U.S. government scientists are proposing to improve climate change predictions by creating a kind of super-supercomputer. ... More |
| Telescopes Search For Signals From Space Jill Tarter, director of the Center for SETI Research at the SETI Institute, said 42 of the planned 350 telescopes have been built in a mostly uninhabited ... More |
| Leaf Photo Could Be World's Oldest The image, created by using sunlight and light-sensitive paper, was believed to have been made in 1839 by British photography pioneer Henry Fox Talbot but scholar... ... More |
| Improved RFID System Is Created The new system allows the measurement of the signal strength of tags hidden behind other tags, ... More |
| Construction Workers Learn New Technology The University of Texas at Austin says it received a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to teach new technology to construction workers. ... More |
| New Technology Rids Microchips Of Defects U.S. engineers say they've created a method that rids microchips of tiny defects, possibly leading the way to smaller, ... More |
| Shuttle Ready For Terminal Countdown Test The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the shuttle, now at its Kennedy Space Center launch pad, will under go its "dress rehearsal" countdown Tuesday through... ... More |
| Hospital Data Left Open Online Personal information on more than 6,000 patients at the University of California-San Francisco was accessible online for three months last year... ... More |
| Canadian Satellite To Detect Earth Hits Canadian researchers are working on a tiny satellite that will alert the world to the potential of asteroid strikes. ... More |
| Canadian Liberal MP Calls For Biofuel Moratorium Repeating the increasing global feelings against biofuel production, the Liberal Party seems to be backtracking on its previous stance concerning green energy as Liberal MP Keith Martin called for a moratorium on government subsidy on biofuels. ... More |
| U.S. To Support Some Solar Power Research The U.S. Department of Energy says it will fund up to $60 million to support development of low-cost concentrating solar power, or CSP, technology. ... More |
| Cell Phones May Be Medical Imaging Tools Rubinsky said his transmission system consists of two independent components connected through cellular phone technology. ... More |
| NASA Funds Mars Detector Instrument The life-detecting instrument -- named for the late Nobel Laureate Harold Urey -- is to perform the first search for key classes of organic molecules in the... ... More |
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