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From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Fri Aug 01 2003 - 08:22:50 PDT

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    Student challenges basic ideas of
    time
    August 1, 2003
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    A bold paper that been published in
    the August issue of Foundations of
    Physics Letters seems set to change
    the way we think about the nature of
    time and its relationship to motion
    and classical and quantum mechanics.
    The work also appears to provide
    solutions to Zeno's paradoxes. In
    the paper,...
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    Nanofab Partnerships Lead To
    Real-World Solutions
    July 31, 2003
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    Intel expects to perfect
    100-nanometer chip features this
    year, two years ahead of schedule.
    At its current pace, that number
    should drop to 22 nanometers by
    2015. To get there, Intel and other
    chip companies count on
    collaboration with universities with
    cutting-edge facilities such as the...
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    Book Questions The Necessity Of
    Some Technological Marvels
    July 31, 2003
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    Bill McKibben questions the
    necessity of many technological
    marvels and believes robotics,
    genetic engineering and
    nanotechnology present the risk of
    humans losing their...
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    Virtual reality conquers sense of
    taste
    July 31, 2003
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    The "last frontier of virtual
    reality," taste, has been crossed.
    To record taste experience, a
    thin-film force sensor is placed in
    a subject's mouth to record chewing
    forces, biological sensors made of
    lipid and polymer membranes record
    the major chemical constituents of
    the food's taste, and a...
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    Magic Touch for Electronic Music?
    July 31, 2003
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    The Audiopad is a colorful,
    dynamic, luminescent interface
    projected onto a table top (as in
    the movie Minority Report) that
    allows for improvised composition of
    live electronic music. The table top
    is equipped with radio sensors that
    track the position and movement of
    half a dozen plastic...
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    E-school would teach medicine from
    afar
    July 30. 2003
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    An "International Virtual Medical
    School" based at the University of
    Dundee in Scotland will allow
    medical students to study medicine
    remotely via computer. It will be
    based around a "virtual practice,"
    where students would be presented by
    the computer with patients whom they
    have to treat....
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