Anesthetized heroin withdrawal: no benefit
Researchers say they've determined the use of general anesthesia for heroin detoxification offers no benefit when compared with other methods.
Aug 23, 2005
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Ringtones -- and their theft -- on the rise
The mobile-content industry has become a new distribution source for entertainment companies and celebrities who license their music and faces for ringtones and games, fueling a trend that U.S. consumers can't get enough ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Micron Demonstrates Industry's First 4 Gigabyte FBDIMM
Micron Technology, Inc extended its leadership in fully buffered dual in-line memory module (FBDIMM) solutions as the first supplier to demonstrate 4 gigabyte (GB) density FBDIMMs. These FBDIMMs, using 1 gigabit (Gb) DDR2-533 ...
Aug 23, 2005
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"Colony" Computer to Look for a Theory of Theories
Among the new students, faculty and staff arriving at UC Davis this summer is a new resident on campus: COLONY, one of the most powerful computers of its type in the world.
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Aug 23, 2005
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Sandia’s dielectrophoresis device may revolutionize sample preparation
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories in California have developed an enhancement to a well known “force phenomenon” called dielectrophoresis that they say could revolutionize the way biological sample preparation ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Out of sight, out of mind? Not really
By playing a trick on the brain, neuroscientists at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research have discovered one way that humans naturally recognize objects.
Aug 23, 2005
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Deep Impact Mission Update
Ever since Deep Impact's spectacularly successful collision with comet Tempel 1, Principal Investigator Michael A'Hearn and mission colleagues at the University of Maryland and seven other institutions have been working at ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Fermilab's Recycler beams take electron cooling to new heights
After 10 years of preparation, a team at Fermilab has achieved electron cooling at high energy. On 9 July, on the first attempt, the Electron Cooling Group observed the interaction between an 8 GeV antiproton beam and an ...
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Aug 23, 2005
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As gasoline prices soar, alternative fuel research grows in popularity
Alternative fuel research is becoming increasingly important to Americans as the nation’s drivers continue to cringe at the sight of rising prices at the gas pumps.
Aug 23, 2005
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AMD Challenges Intel To A Dual-Core Duel
In the spirit of fair and open competition, AMD issued a challenge to Intel to conduct a head-to-head competition of dual-core x86 server processors. AMD’s proposed dual-core duel in 2005 would be a live, ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Bacteria are key to 'green' plastics, drugs
Trials have begun in Kansas on a "green" production method for succinate, a key ingredient of many plastics, drugs, solvents and food additives. Developed at Rice University, the technology uses a genetically modified form ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Tracking the Riddle of Cosmic Gamma Rays
First simultaneous observation of a gamma-ray burst in the X-ray and in the very high energy gamma ray band. For the first time a gamma-ray burst (GRB) has been observed simultaneously in the X-ray and in the ...
Aug 23, 2005
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Salt production started in ancient China
A Harvard University study reports large-scale salt production occurred in inland China more than 2,000 years ago, the earliest date yet uncovered.
Aug 23, 2005
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Laundry goes cyber
A new Internet tool called LaundryView lets students monitor campus laundry equipment and receive e-mail notifications for availability and cycle completion.
Aug 23, 2005
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Environmentalists sue for Everglades bird
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is being sued by environmental groups concerned with endangered snail kites, hawk-like birds in the Florida Everglades.
Aug 23, 2005
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