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Date: Tue Sep 02 2003 - 09:10:08 PDT

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    Making 3-D Chips a Reality
    August 29, 2003
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    Researchers at Rensselaer
    Polytechnic Institute are pioneering
    new interconnect technologies that
    promise to deliver smaller, faster,
    inexpensive, microelectronics and
    circuits that function in three
    dimensions. They believe that a
    strategy in which several chip
    wafers are bonded together in 3-D...
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    Researchers Measure The Electrical
    Resistance Of Single Molecules
    Sept. 1, 2003
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    Researchers at Arizona State
    University have developed a
    relatively straightforward method
    for measuring the electrical
    resistance of single molecules. The
    advance promises to have a huge
    impact on the burgeoning field of
    molecular...
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    Small Thoughts for a Global Grid
    September 2, 2003
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    Dr. Richard E. Smalley, discoverer
    of nanoscale buckyballs, has become
    increasingly hopeful about the
    potential of new technologies based
    on hydrogen and renewable energy
    sources like wind and solar power.
    He believes carbon nanotubes could
    be woven into long wires that would
    be more efficient...
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    Tool Sketches Quantum Circuits
    August 27, 2003
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    Researchers have developed erasable
    electrostatic lithography, which
    allows a quantum device to be drawn
    in a few hours rather than a couple
    of...
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    Sawyer wins Hugo for Hominids
    Sept. 1, 2003
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    Robert J. Sawyer has won the 2003
    Hugo Award for his science fiction
    novel Hominids. In Hominids,
    quantum-computing researchers are
    living on a parallel version of
    Earth, where Neanderthals survived
    to the present day and our kind of
    Homo sapiens did not. While
    attempting to factor an...
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    Scientists highlight fish
    'intelligence'
    Aug. 31, 2003
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    Fish are now seen as highly
    intelligent creatures, with social
    intelligence, exhibiting stable
    cultural traditions, cooperating to
    inspect predators and catch food,
    and pursuing Machiavellian
    strategies of manipulation,
    punishment and reconciliation. They
    can even be favorably compared to...
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    Dartmouth Bioengineers Develop
    Humanized Yeast
    August 28, 2003
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    Bioengineers at Dartmouth have
    genetically engineered yeast to
    produce humanized therapeutic
    proteins to address the
    manufacturing crunch currently
    confronting the biopharmaceutical
    industry. Reported in this week's
    issue of Science, the researchers
    have re-engineered the yeast P.
    pastoris to...
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    Stem Cells May Eliminate Need for
    Heart Transplant
    Sept. 1, 2003
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    Four out of a group of five
    seriously ill Brazilian
    heart-failure patients no longer
    needed a heart transplant after
    being treated with their own stem
    cells. Such "regenerative medicine,"
    in which stem cells extracted from
    patients' own bone marrow are used
    to rebuild tissue, may one day
    become...
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    Mind-Expanding Machines
    Aug. 30, 2003
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    Research in cognitive prostheses --
    computational tools that amplify or
    extend a person's thought and
    perception -- at the Institute for
    Human and Machine Cognition includes
    an airplane-cockpit display that
    shows critical information in a
    visually intuitive format rather
    than on standard gauges;...
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