SETI bioastro: Fw: KurzweilAI.net Daily Newsletter - August 6, 2003

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Date: Wed Aug 06 2003 - 11:48:33 PDT

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    A Fight for Free Access To Medical
    Research
    August 5, 2003
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    The Public Library of Science is
    plotting the overthrow of the system
    by which scientific results are made
    known to the world, with
    subscription charges that range into
    thousands of dollars per year. It
    would put scientific findings on the
    Web for free, with costs borne by
    the scientists who are...
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    Robot links doctors and patients
    remotely
    Aug. 6, 2003
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    A high-tech robot being tested at
    The Johns Hopkins Hospital could be
    used to remotely link patients with
    their physicians. Looking at a
    computer terminal, the doctor
    directing the robot sees what the
    robot sees and hears what the robot
    hears. At the other end, patients
    can see and talk to the...
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    Nanolitho effort harnesses
    self-assembly
    August 5, 2003
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    Nanoscale patterning of silicon
    substrates with regular, repeatable,
    atomically perfect
    application-specific templates could
    enable manufacturable nanoscale
    chips within the decade, according
    to scientists at the University of
    Wisconsin's Materials Research
    Science and Engineering Center...
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    Scientists debate value of
    citizens' advisory panels
    Aug. 05, 2003
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    The National Science Foundation is
    experimenting with a system of
    citizens' advisory panels to
    consider the ethical, social and
    practical implications of new
    technologies and recommend policies
    that might reduce misunderstanding
    and obstruction on issues such as
    genetically modified foods and...
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    How Robots Will Steal Your Job
    Aug. 5, 2003
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    Humanoid robots will be widely
    available by the year 2030 and able
    to replace jobs currently filled by
    people in areas such as fast-food
    service, housecleaning and retail,
    says Marshall Brain, founder of
    HowStuffWorks. Unless ways are found
    to compensate for these lost jobs,
    Brain estimates...
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