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Revolutionizing medicine, one chip at a time
Mar 9th
In the past several decades, microchips have transformed consumer electronics, enabling new products from digital watches and pocket-sized calculators to laptop computers and digital music players. The next wave of this electronics revolution will involve biomedical devices, say electrical engineers in MIT’s Microsystems Technology Laboratory (MTL) who are working on tiny, low-power chips that could diagnose heart problems, monitor patients with Parkinson’s disease or predict seizures in epileptic patients. Such wearable or implantable devices could transform the way medicine is practiced and help cut the costs of expensive diagnostic tests, says Dennis Buss, former vice president of silicon technology development at Texas Instruments.
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Analyze this
Mar 9th
Once, if you wanted to become the general manager of a professional sports team, you had to have been a great athlete. For decades, sports teams were almost exclusively run by former players. Times have changed.
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Action needed to save climate, create jobs
Mar 9th
Clean-energy technologies offer the promise of revitalizing a dwindling base of manufacturing jobs in the United States while also addressing the problems of climate change and energy security, said Democratic Sen.
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Action needed to save climate, create jobs
Netbooks: Time to write the obit?
Mar 8th
IDC its 2010 PC industry predictions and became the second major research firm to note that mininotebooks, or netbooks, will hit the growth wall and plateau.
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Netbooks: Time to write the obit?
Rumor: Acer podría estar trabajando en un portátil sin marco
Mar 8th
Filed under: Laptops Atento, que se trata de un rumor, pero de confirmarse resultar
Nokia registra la patente de una batería autorregenerativa
Mar 8th
Filed under: Telefonía Nokia se ha lanzado en plancha a por una buena colecci
Big power from tiny wires
Mar 8th
A team of scientists at MIT have discovered a previously unknown phenomenon that can cause powerful waves of energy to shoot through minuscule wires known as carbon nanotubes. The discovery could lead to a new way of producing electricity, the researchers say
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Insulators made into conductors
Mar 8th
Most polymers — materials made of long, chain-like molecules — are very good insulators for both heat and electricity. But an MIT team has found a way to transform the most widely used polymer, polyethylene, into a material that conducts heat just as well as most metals, yet remains an electrical insulator.
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Insulators made into conductors
Listening in on single cells
Mar 8th
MIT researchers have built the first sensor array that can detect single molecules emitted by a living cell. Their sensor targets hydrogen peroxide and could help scientists learn more about that molecule’s role in cancer.
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Listening in on single cells
Juegos de EA Mobile para Palm Pre gratis hasta final de marzo (España)
Mar 7th
Filed under: Telefonía , Juegos , Software Palm y EA Mobile han llegado a un acuerdo que permitir
Motorola patenta la combinación de dispositivos para crear una pantalla mayor
Mar 7th
Filed under: Telefonía , Software Motorola tambi
Pixel Qi venderá pantallas para montar en portátiles "poco más difíciles de instalar que una bombilla"
Mar 7th
Filed under: Pantallas , Laptops Actualizaci
Vídeo: el robot Kojiro pretende tener músculos
Mar 7th
Filed under: Robots Acabamos de dar con un simp
How UAVs Will Replace The Air Force’s Current Fleet
Mar 6th
When unmanned aircraft can refuel one another, their time on a mission will be dramatically extended. The Air Force Research Laboratory is spending $49 million over the next four years to create a system that will allow UAVs to autonomously refuel in the air, as seen in this 2007 RQ-4 Global Hawk test
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How UAVs Will Replace The Air Force’s Current Fleet
How UAVs Will Replace The Air Force’s Current Fleet
Mar 6th
When unmanned aircraft can refuel one another, their time on a mission will be dramatically extended. The Air Force Research Laboratory is spending $49 million over the next four years to create a system that will allow UAVs to autonomously refuel in the air, as seen in this 2007 RQ-4 Global Hawk test.
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How UAVs Will Replace The Air Force’s Current Fleet
E Ink prepara el desembarco de sus E-readers a color para principios de 2011
Mar 5th
Filed under: Original , E-books Seg
HP Mini 210 edición Vivienne Tam, ya disponible en España
Mar 5th
Filed under: Original , Laptops Reci
iLuv iMM178 Vibe Plus, el despertador que agitará a los perezosos
Mar 5th
Filed under: Original , Periféricos iLuv debe haber quedado muy contenta con los resultados de sus anteriores docks para iPhone / iPod con funci
Panasonic filtra las Micro Cuatro Tercios G2 y G10
Mar 5th
Filed under: Cámaras digitales Vaya, vaya. Parece que Panasonic ha publicado (“accidentalmente”, claro est
Panasonic filtra las Micro Cuatro Tercios G2 y G10
Mar 5th
Filed under: Cámaras digitales Vaya, vaya. Parece que Panasonic ha publicado (“accidentalmente”, claro est