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Scientists Announce Breakthroughs in Plastic Solar Cells
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Engineers Design a Simple Plastic 'Skin' to Stop Electronic EavesdroppersRelated:
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Tech Students Devise a Way to Block Prying EyesRelated:
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Energetic Walking May Give One Day's Juice to Your Mobile ElectronicsRelated:
MAY-AUGUST 2005
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Volvo Tests a Car with Built-in Breath Analyzer and Other Safety InnovationsRelated:
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New Technology Allows Counter-Terror Professionals to Search for Concealed WeaponsRelated:
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Finally Fulfilling Our Childhood Fantasies, Robot Servants and Companions Begin ArrivingRelated:
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Research Into Robotics Teamwork Is Not Just for Fun and GamesRelated:
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Research and Medical Computers to Use IBM Cell Processor
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New Material Creates Clothes That Control ElectronicsRelated:
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Device Budgets TV Time Based on Steps TakenRelated:
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Software Turns Anyone Into an Online Disk JockeyRelated:
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New Turntable Marries High-Tech With Old AlbumsRelated:
JANUARY-APRIL 2005
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Tech May Yield Clearer Cell Calls in Noisy Places
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iPods, Digital Entertainment Hit the RoadRelated:
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Putting a 'Socket in Your Pocket'Related:
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Company Develops Technology to Zap Fleeing Cars With Invisible Energy BeamsRelated:
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Technological Trickery for Fuller Sounds From Mobile DevicesRelated:
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Natural Chemicals May Yield Earth-Friendly Polymers
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New Service to Deliver High-Resolution Art to HDTVs, PCsRelated:
September-December 2004
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Software Prevents Hidden Programs from Damaging PCsRelated:
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Companies Concentrate on Cell-Phone Security
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Memory Device Encrypts Messages for Privacy
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New Tech Promises TV Shows Over Fast Phone Lines
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The Hurdles to Internet-Based Voting
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Defensive Software Mimics Human Immune System to Block WormsRelated:
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How to Turn Wastewater Into ElectricityRelated:
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'Smart Dust' Creates Tiny, Automatic Wireless Communication NetRelated:
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New Material Turns to Liquid to Cool ChipsRelated:
July-August 2004
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Spinach Chemical Could Yield Electric Power from Solar CellsRelated:
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Prototype 'Sticky Bullets' Fire Target Data Back to ShooterRelated:
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Powering Up New Uses for SupercapacitorsRelated:
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Forthcoming Handhelds Know Which Wireless Net to UseRelated:
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Wireless Implant Monitors Blood Sugar, PathogensRelated:
May-June 2004
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New Rental Chain Uses Network of DVD DispensersRelated:
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Navy Tests Small Remote-Controlled Boats for Various TasksRelated:
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Philips System Creates 3D Video on Flat Panel DisplaysRelated:
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Scheme to Turn Cell Phones Into Electronic WalletsRelated:
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Olympic Athletes Turning to Science to Stay CoolRelated:
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Never Fear, a Genetics-based Solution May Be NearRelated:
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Software Adds Smart Capability to Cell CallsRelated:
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New Wireless 'Mesh' Network for Home AutomationRelated:
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Scientists Develop a Special Liquid for Flexible Body ArmorRelated:
March-April 2004
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Finding the Key to Spider Climbing Power; Could It Lead to Better Post-it Notes?Related:
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Web Sites Try New Form of Online Ads: Text LinksRelated:
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Cars Get ‘Smarter,’ But Drivers DistractedRelated:
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New Technologies Turn Garbage Into Energy, But at a PriceRelated:
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Tiny Camera Lens Focuses Using Just Oil and WaterRelated:
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Computer Simulation to Stimulate Soldiers to Speak in TonguesRelated:
January-February 2004
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Researchers Study New Way to Stack Material for Tiny BatteriesRelated:
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New Approach Uses Unique Scheme to Block Junk E-MailRelated:
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New Laser Helps Form High-Endurance Metals CheaplyRelated:
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Insects Inspire 'Untraceable' Online File-Sharing NetworkRelated:
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Paper Produces Own Glow for Nighttime ViewingRelated:
November-December 2003
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Microneedles Promise a Painless Future for Flu Shots and Other Drug Delivery
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Company Develops Tech to Add Instant Chat on Cell Phones
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New Software May Help Create Wireless, Peer-to-Peer Networks
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Scientists Create Microwave Oven That’s Wireless-Friendly
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Short-Range Communication Chip Uses Magnetic Waves
September-October 2003
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Software Keeps Surfers on Top of the Web's Latest Info
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For Radio Reporter, Wi-Fi Technology Makes Life Easier
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New Display Shows 3-D Images Without Using Funny-Looking Glasses
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Removable Memory Device Stores Personal Web Info
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Tiny, Wearable Video Camera Never Misses a Shot
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New Software Animates Pictures to Voice
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Online Tech Offers New Choices in Education
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Wireless Tech to Track Building Occupants, Aid in Evacuations
July-August 2003
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Can PCs Automatically Defend Themselves From Virus, Security Threats?
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Clean Fuel Cell Tech Could Boost Weak, Old Power Grids
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Military Develops High-Tech Spy Blimp
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The Next Steps in ‘Artificial Intelligence’
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With Mobile Technology, People Share Images, Views and News on the Fly
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Researchers Seek Infection-Fighting Implants
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Researchers Develop System to Understand Driver’s Hand Gestures
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New Software Blends Images to Spot Hidden Weapons
May-June 2003
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United States Prepares E-Ballot System Trial for 2004 Elections
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Making Home Entertainment Networking Easier
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Military Scientists Help Build Better Police Gear
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High-Tech Specs to Help Soldiers Spot Suspected Terrorists
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Small, Solid-State Devices to Light the Future?
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Small Spy Plane Watches for Danger
March-April 2003
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Smart Badge Shows Personal Info to Stir Social Discourse
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Scientists Developing Contact Lenses as Glucose-Monitoring Aid for Diabetics
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Technology Has No Magic Cure to Reduce Friendly Fire Deaths
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Tiny Part for Future Soldier’s Power Supply
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Digital Technology Helps Infantry Defeat Tanks
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Researchers Study Using Diamonds in Bio-Weapon Detectors
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High-Tech Radar Plane to Coordinate Gulf Ground War
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Technology to Create Fragrant Fabrics for Clothing and Carpets
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Technology to Track 911 Cell Calls Could Have Privacy Implications
January-February 2003
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A Company Develops a Jet Engine for Boats Fired by Steam
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Metals With Memory Might ‘Muscle In’ on Mini-Motors
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Fuel-Cell Technology for Clean Cars Could Power Mobile Devices
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New Sensor to Detect Bombs and Contraband in Baggage
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New Technology Helps the Less Talented Sing (And Get Away with It)
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New Laser Technologies Leave Room for High-Definition Offerings
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Technology Upgrades Next-Generation Cruise Missiles, But Will They Fly?
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Nanotechnology Will Cram More Data in Tiny Storage Devices
Older Features
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Innovative Laptop With Dual Screens to Show More Data
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High-Flying Blimps and Planes to Deliver Fast Web Everywhere
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New Technologies to Keep Computer Chips Cool
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Smart Vest to Provide Air Bag Protection for Motorcyclists
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Could Automatic CPR Device Give Heart Attack Victims Immediate Aid?
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New Device May Offer Crude Vision for the Blind
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New 'Smart Displays' Allow Access to PCs From Any Room
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Movie Special Effects May One Day Help Train U.S. Sailors
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Companies Develop Smart Wireless Recharging Devices
