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One, December 31, 2003/January 7, 2004 |
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Bots,
humans play together, Light
frozen in place,
Gel
gains life-like motion, Tool
eases Grid monitoring,
Briefs: Biochip
holds millions of vessels, Inside-out
images secure screens, Colors
expand neural net, Micro
fuel cell runs cool,
Electroplating
boosts solar cells, Shape
key to strong sensors
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One, December 17/24, 2003 |
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PDA
translates speech, Device
guards Net against viruses,
Body
handles nanofiber, Microfluidics
make flat screens,
Briefs: Chemists
grow nano menagerie, Solid
fuel cell works in heat,
Hybrid
crypto secures images, Chip
uses oil to move droplets,
Light
spots sort particles, Organic
transistors get small
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One, December 3/10, 2003 |
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Biochip
puts it all together, DNA
assembles nanotube transistor,
Software
paraphrases sentences, Chaotic
lasers lock messages,
Briefs: Nanotubes
detect nerve gas, Microneedles
give painless shots,
Layers
promise cheap storage, Molecule
makes two-step switch,
Spin
material handles heat, Carbon
boosts plastic circuits
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One, November 19/26, 2003 |
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Segway
robot opens doors, Jolts
turn liquid to solid,
Switch
promises optical chips, Physics
tackles processor problem,
Briefs: Molecular
memory is electric, Liquid
crystal tunes fiber,
Nanotubes
fortify plastic film, Plastic
display circuit shines,
Model
leverages nano tethers, Stamp
forms organic laser
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One, November 5/12, 2003 |
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Crystal
bends light backwards, Micro
waterflows make power,
Web
game reveals market sense, Crystal
fiber goes distance,
Briefs: Stored
data continues to swell, Electrons
spin magnetic fields,
Textbook
queries video, Rig
fires more photon pairs,
Process
prints silicon circuits, Paired
molecules store data
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One, October 22/29, 2003 |
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Body
network gains speed, Queries
guide Web crawlers,
Nanowires
make flexible circuits, DNA
forms nano waffles,
Briefs: Fiber
handles powerful pulses, Process
prints nanoparticles,
Single
electrons perform logic, Embedded
rotors mix fluids,
Nanowires
boost plastic circuits, Chip
mixes droplets faster
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One, October 8/15, 2003 |
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E-paper
closes in on video, Magnetic
memory makes logic,
Old
idea retooled for security, Crystal
slows and speeds light,
Briefs: Process
orders nanowire arrays, CD
writer generates holograms,
Nanotubes
boost storage, Nanotubes
harvest electrons,
Bacteria
make more electricity, Design
enables large neural nets
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One, September 24/October 1, 2003 |
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Radio
tags give guidance, Laser
made from single atom,
Web
searches tap databases, Heated
plastic holds proteins,
Briefs: Reflective
dust IDs substances, Rapid
process shapes aluminum,
3D
display goes deeper, Artificial
DNA stacks metal atoms,
Teamed
lasers make smaller spots, Glow
shows individual DNA
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One,
September 10/17, 2003 |
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Display
brighter than film, Sponges
grow sturdy optical fiber,
Electron
teams make bigger qubits, Vision
chip shines,
Briefs: VR
system grabs 3D video, Quantum
computing has limits,
Gold
speck highlights molecules, Neural
net tracks skin color,
Nano
thermometer withstands heat, Light
drives electron logic
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One, August 27/September 3, 2003 |
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Software
speeds modeling, DNA
plays tic-tac-toe,
Email
updates six degrees theory, Cellophane
turns LCDs 3D,
Briefs: Detector
senses single DNA, Crystal
shortens infrared waves,
Tool
sketches quantum circuits, Nanotubes
spark gas detector,
Metal
process makes heat chips, Light
makes molecule shine
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One, August 13/20, 2003 |
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Skulls
gain virtual faces, Viewer
explodes virtual buildings,
Tool
blazes virtual trails, Quantum
computer keeps it simple,
Briefs: Video
keys off human heat, Interference
boosts biochip,
Device
simulates food, Motion
sensor nears quantum limit,
Molecule
makes ring rotor, Carbon
wires expand nano toolkit
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One,
July 30/August 6, 2003 |
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VR
accommodates reality, Fractals
support growing organs,
Eyes
off, screen off, Chip
senses trace DNA,
Briefs: Laser
bursts pierce fog, Electricity
loosens tiny bits,
Nano
light stores data in polymer, See-through
magnets hang tough,
Munching
microbes feed fuel cell, Crystal
cracks nurture nanowires
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One, July 16/23, 2003 |
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Sensors
guard privacy, Cheaper
optics-chip link on tap,
Logic
clicks with ratchet, Electricity
shapes nano plastic,
Briefs: Experience
handed across Net, 3D
display goes vertical,
Gel
yields nanotube plastic, Nano
toolbox gains carbon cones,
Jolts
mix micro fluids, Jet-laser
tandem prints gold
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One, July 2/9, 2003 |
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DNA
makes nano barcode, Study
reveals Net's parts,
Recommenders
can skew results, Light
pipes track motion,
Briefs: Material
helps bits beat heat, Process
puts nanotubes in place,
Printing
method makes biochips, Tiny
T splits light,
Tiny
walls sprout nanowires, Big
sites hoard links
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One, June 18/25, 2003 |
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Chip
sorts colors, Software
referees group calls,
Prefab
key to molecular memory, Wires
make wireless strain gauge,
Briefs: See-through
circuits closer, Protein
traps nanoparticles,
Nods
drive audio interface, Nano
rapid prototyping advances,
Practical
nanotube fiber near, Nanotube
transistors make memory
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One, June 4/11, 2003 |
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Shock
waves tune light, Artful
displays track data,
Plastic
transistors go vertical, Artificial
beings evolve realistically,
Briefs: Microfluidics
go nonlinear, Browser
boosts brain interface,
Semiconductor
emits telecom light, 3D
display widens view,
Study
shows DNA will fill tubes, DNA
part makes transistor
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One, May 21/28, 2003 |
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Hydrogen
storage eased, Flexible
display slims down,
Simulated
evolution gets complex, Model
explains market movements,
Briefs: Big
qubits linked over distance, Software
maps group work,
Magnesium
batteries show mettle, Nanotubes
smash length record,
DNA
sensor changes color, Sensor
serves up body slices
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One, May 7/14, 2003 |
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Screen
arcs widen view, Light
show makes 3D camera,
Net
scan finds like-minded users, Sound
forms virtual test tubes,
Briefs: Nanotube
shines telecom light, Touchy-feely
goes remote,
Light
mix makes strong metal, Metal
expands electrically,
Researchers
fill virus with metal, Gold
connectors stretch
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One, April 23/30, 2003 |
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Nanocomputer
skips clock, DNA
motor keeps cranking,
Software
sorts tunes, Silver
bits channel nano light,
Briefs: Tiny
drug capsules shine, Degree
of difference sorts data,
Casting
yields non-carbon nanotubes, Material
makes backwards lens,
Juiced
liquid jolts metal into shapes, Nanotube
web could mimic brain
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One, April 9/16, 2003 |
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Painted
LEDs make screen, Infrared
headset nixes radiation,
Fiber
loop makes quantum memory, Glowing
beads make tiny bar codes
Briefs: Alcohol
powers fuel cell, Sandwich
promises cheap storage,
Liquid
crystals go 3D, Nanoscale
rubber hoses debut,
Biochip
moves liquids with heat, Twisted
nanotubes have spring
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One, March 26/April 2, 2003 |
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3D
holo video arrives, Design
handles iffy nanocircuits,
Network
builds itself from scratch, Molecule
toggle makes nano logic
Briefs: Rubber
stamp writes data, Flexible
motor takes shape,
On-chip
battery debuts, Tilted
trenches turn out tiny wires,
Plastic
coating makes chips biofriendly, Hydrogen
yields smaller nanowires
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One, March 12/19, 2003 |
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Quantum
chips advance, Cheap
solar power on deck,
Paper
speeds video access, Chip
device gets to the point
Briefs: Warping
yields better light chip, Supersensitive
disk drives on tap,
Lasers
tweeze every which way, RNA
forms nanomotor,
Cold
logic promises speedy devices, Net
has few degrees of separation
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One, February 26/March 5, 2003 |
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Handhelds
gain space, Ceramic
yields under pressure,
Virtual
DNA replicates, Quantum
computing catches the bus
Briefs: Stamp
bangs out plastic circuits, DNA
forms nano piston,
Alloy
could lower fuel-cell cost, Lasers
drive tiny toolset,
Film
promises massive storage, Word
bursts reveal hot topics
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One, February 12/19, 2003 |
Teleporting
goes distance, Scheme
smooths parallel processing,
Butterflies
offer lessons for robots, Social
networks sturdier than Net,
Logic
scheme gains power
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One, January 29/February 5, 2003 |
Data
stored in live cells, Faster
quantum crypto demoed,
Bumpy
surface stores data, Quantum
computers go digital,
Tiny
hole guides atoms against tide
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One, January 15/22, 2003 |
Heat's
on silicon, Remote
monitoring aids data access,
Metal
stores more hydrogen, Device
demos terabit storage,
Plastic
process produces puny pores
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One, January 1/8, 2003 |
Interface
gets the point, Altered
protein orders metal bits,
Hubs
increase Net risk, Electron
pairs power quantum plan,
Aligned
fields could speed storage
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