Dallas researchers say they've found a protein inside cells that might act like a battery, capable of receiving, storing and dispensing electrical charge.

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Columbus, Ohio, researchers say they've determined Neanderthal tooth development was similar to that of modern humans. The Ohio State University researchers said their findings suggest the maturation period of the two hominid ...

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London researchers trying to understand how the planets formed have uncovered a new clue by analyzing meteorites that are older than the Earth.

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Bacteria and humans use a number of tools to direct perhaps the most important function in cells -- the accurate copying of DNA during cell division. New research published this week in Molecular Cell from the laboratory ...

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President Mary Sue Coleman today announced a significant expansion of the University of Michigan’s efforts in stem cell science with the creation of a new interdisciplinary center for stem cell research, to be based at ...

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Texas Instruments announced today a high-performance power conversion integrated circuit with "smart charging" capability that incorporates all essential power transistors onto a single device. Occupying up to 70 percent ...

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The potential for leakage power or battery life drain increases dramatically as the industry advances to smaller process node geometries, a challenge that has been viewed as a barrier for developing high-speed, high-integration, ...

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SanDisk Corporation today introduced its first USB smart drive using U3 technology, a powerful new platform that enables users to store and manage their "personal workspace" -- including files, programs, passwords ...

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Fujitsu today unveiled its first-ever scanner compatible with the Macintosh platform. The highly anticipated release of the Fujitsu ScanSnap scanning solution supporting Mac OS X version 10.4 "Tiger" provides Apple customers ...

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Royal Philips Electronics today introduced its family of Advanced Ultra-low Power (AUP) CMOS logic, featuring ultra-low power consumption. The AUP logic family offers more than 55 new products available in two package options, ...

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SBE announced Monday it had developed Voice over Packet gateway modules with the industry's highest density.

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California has lifted a ban on the use of the Global Positioning Systems to keep track of paroled sex offenders.

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Finland's Comptel is moving to acquire the European operations of EDB Telecom in a deal seen as enhancing Comptel's revenue stream.

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The world's smallest surviving baby celebrated her first birthday Monday at the neonatal unit of Loyola University Health System in Maywood, Ill.

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NASA officials in Washington Monday released details for its next generation of spacecraft to take humans back to the moon and on to Mars. NASA said its new spacecraft will be 10 times safer than the space ...

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