Archive: 02/20/2006
Japan expecting more from its academics
Small discoveries could lead to major scientific developments and even bigger economic gain, if unveiling the movement of protein molecules is any indication. Or at least that's what one Japanese university is hoping.
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Briefs: Japan debates on Internet TV patent law
A Japanese government policy group said Monday Internet TV should be considered as private broadcasts that require simpler patent rights.
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Nano World: Nano for self-healing material
Nanoparticles dispersed throughout a material can migrate to cracks, potentially leading to self-healing composites in everything from cockpits to microelectronics, experts told UPI's Nano World.
Feb 20, 2006 |
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Networking: The end of 'shoulder surfing?'
Some hackers like to "shoulder surf," or steal unsuspecting PC users' passwords by looking over their shoulders at the Internet cafe. Others prefer to crack an account's password -- using sophisticated software programs. ...
Feb 20, 2006 |
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EC report bullish on Euro telecom market
A report issued Monday by the European Commission declared that the continent's telecom market is booming for both companies and consumers.
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AAAS denounces bills undermining evolution
The American Association for the Advancement of Science, meeting in St. Louis, said Sunday it strongly denounced legislation undermining evolution.
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