02/05/2006

Telecom reform boosts vid franchising

A rewrite in the Senate of the Telecommunications Act is under way, pushed by Monday's introduction of draft bill S. 26868, known as the Communications, Consumer's Choice, and Broadband Deployment Act of 2006, from Senate ...

Nano World: Water for denser nano-memory

Water and electronics ordinarily do not mix, but water fragments might help control memory bits in electronics only nanometers or billionths of a meter in size, potentially leading to simpler, incredibly dense computer data-storage ...

Is Microsoft a role model for tech aid?

International organizations including the United Nations should improve the way they finance and implement technology projects by learning more from how the private sector goes about doing business in developing countries, ...

Arsenic found in water at Seattle schools

Bottled water is being distributed to all Seattle public schools after tests found arsenic in drinking fountain water at five elementary schools.

Incredibly short light pulses capture our microscopic world

An international collaboration including researchers from Amsterdam, Paris, Baton Rouge (USA) and Lund University, (Sweden), has made a breakthrough which moves some of the mathematics of quantum mechanics off of the blackboard ...

New laser lab shows fastest physical processes known

The University of Reading has developed a laser laboratory that is capable of showing some of the fastest physical processes known. The Ultrafast Laser Laboratory (ULL) can generate high energy laser light pulses with durations ...

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