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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundLaser innovation speeds up hard disks
July 5, 2007 Researchers claim that lasers can be used to boost read/write speed of magnetic media by 100 times, with prototype due within decade.Will humans mine for gold on the sea floor?
December 6, 2005 Mining companies study the possibility of extracting valuable metals from volcanic vents found under the oceans.Green chemistry's 'race to innovation'
November 12, 2007 As with green-tech movement, the eco-spin on chemical science isn't just for tree huggers. Businesses, too, are betting on better materials.If you give a bot a basketball...
March 17, 2006 They're hardly Kobe and Shaq, but these robots can fling a Nerf ball--and inspire kids to learn science, too. Photos: Bots hit the courtStart-up demos quantum computer
February 14, 2007 D-Wave lays out commercial plans for renting out time on its quantum computer to corporate customers next year.D-Wave takes a quantum leapKurzweil: 'Exponential' change ahead for games, people
February 22, 2008 Renowned inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil explains how tech will give people superhuman abilities and near immortality.Future in Review: Leading thinkers look at what's ahead
May 25, 2007 Top thinkers in a variety of fields gather to share ideas about what scientific and technological advancements are around the corner.Bright lights, big quake?
April 15, 2006 Radio crackling, surges in heat and other phenomena may be signs of a coming earthquake--or they might be random events.IBM changes directions in magnetic memory
August 20, 2007 Big Blue teams up with TDK to develop a magnetic type of memory chip called STT-RAM; 65-nanometer prototype expected within four years.IBM developing wiki how-to tool
March 29, 2007 Wikipedia-like tool aims to help people automate repetitive tasks performed on the Web, such as filling out forms or paying bills.Foreign-student enrollment declines
November 11, 2004 Engineering is among graduate fields with decline in new enrollment, a trend raising questions about U.S. tech leadership.Standards to stimulate e-voting?
October 6, 2006 Experts gather at MIT conference to discuss the many obstacles blocking the adoption of voting technology.High tech's slow march in land mine campaign
July 10, 2006 The humble metal detector is finally getting an upgrade that could help humanitarian groups in their quest to rid countries of the dangers of land mines. Photos: Looking for land minesTalking tech with Bill Joy
March 31, 2005 Famed technologist-turned-venture-capitalist says tech industry innovation is moving beyond Moore's Law.Industrial design takes cues from bugs, leaves, crabs
October 27, 2006 Researchers are studying nature to find ways to do everything from conserving energy to creating better skid-resistance. Photos: Nature's brainstormsTwo novel solar firms nab venture funds
June 21, 2005 Solar energy. A year ago it was nutty stuff. Now millions of venture dollars are rolling in.
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