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Internal External Defibrillator
Internal External Defibrillator
A new device may offer a safer way to jump-start ailing hearts.
Modeling Brain Blasts
Modeling Brain Blasts
A computer simulation reveals how blast waves reverberate around a soldier's helmet.
Color Quantum-Dot Displays
Color Quantum-Dot Displays
A new way to print quantum dots could lead to brighter, more power-efficient displays.
Memristors Make Chips Cheaper
Memristors Make Chips Cheaper
The first hybrid memristor-transistor chip could be cheaper and more energy efficient.

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A Clearer Picture of Cancer
A new, high-resolution imaging system captures "early" photons.
Giant Camera Tracks Asteroids
The camera will offer sharper, broader views of the sky.
Less-Invasive Brain Interfaces
Electrical activity from the surface of the brain may be precise enough to control prostheses, research shows.
How Google's Ear Hears
The new voice-search application for the iPhone marks a milestone for spoken interfaces.
Observing Buried Carbon Dioxide
A project proves that millions of tons of the sequestered gas can be safely monitored.
Carbon-Nanotube Thread
Fabrics woven from highly conductive, nanotube-coated cotton are wearable biosensors.
Making Graphene More Practical
A novel process yields big pieces of single-ply graphene for smaller, faster electronics.
An Algorithm with No Secrets
Cryptographers will compete to define a new standard.
Noninvasive Trauma Monitors
A portable sensor spots circulatory shock to save lives.
Ten-Minute Blood Test
A cheap chip rapidly identifies cancer proteins in a drop of blood.
Making Materials Untouchable
New designs for materials that repel all liquids.
Tracking Traffic with Cell Phones
A new project collects traffic data from GPS-enabled cell phones.
Engineering Edible Bacteria
Synthetic biology could yield microbes that fight cavities and produce vitamins.
Lithography Past Light's Limits
A new optical etching technique could lead to faster microchips.
Cheap, Self-Assembling Optics
Researchers have made new nano building blocks for optical computing and solar-cell coatings.
Battlefield Medic on a Chip
Sensors could one day diagnose and treat a soldier's injuries.

Computing Blogs

Augmented Reality Comes to Mobile Phones
The Nostradamus Attack
Microsoft Adds SecondLight to its 'Surface'
A Robot Music Instructor
Biomedical Robots Galore
How NASA's Next Mars Rover Will Land
Looking Ahead
What the Experts Said about E-voting
Craig Mundie's Keynote
What Do Wheelchairs and Video Games Have in Common?

News from Around the Web

Spectrum Bridge closes $7.4M for radio spectrum auctions
Radio spectrum marketplace Spectrum Bridge just brought in a $7.38 million tranche of an anticipated $8.15 million second-round of financing. Espirito Santo Ventures, Milcom Technologies, Telecommunications Development Fund and True Ventures contributed. The Lake Mary, ...
Cell jammers still illegal, but may come to state prisons
In the US, cell phone jammers can only legally be used by federal law enforcement agencies. But a move is afoot to expand their use ...
Facebook Wins Judgment Against Spammer
Facebook has a won $873 million judgment against a Canadian man who bombarded the popular online hangout with sexually explicit ''spam'' messages.
A Whale of an Opportunity
If Twitter wants to make money, it needs to do to others what they've been trying to do to Twitter. That is, extend its lead ...
Study: time kids spend online not wasted after all
A large survey of studies that explore the use of the Internet by children in the second decade of their lives find that, in general, ...

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