All news dated 08/11/2004
Technology
Breakthrough in Silicon Technology: Wafer-Level Strained Silicon Technology Announced by SiGen
Sony Flat-Screen TVs to Be Powered by PlayStation 2 Chip
STMicroelectronics Announces Cutting-Edge Silicon Solution for World's Most Advanced Contactless ePassport Programs
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SONY DEVELOPS NEW HIGH DEFINITION VIDEO CREATION TECHNOLOGY
Vodafone UK Extends Trial 3G Service Offering Handsets to Selected Customers
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Blu-Ray Dics Physical Specification Approved and Available to Disc Manufacturers
Space & Earth science
NASA Sends Dextre to Fix the Hubble
Water on Mars not easy to find, says Texas A&M researcher
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Russian Supply Ship Blasted Off to the International Space Station
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Space Station Cameras Capture Video of Bonnie in the Gulf
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Scientists seal $1 million from NASA to put stem cells in space
Physics
University-industry alliance to advance Virginia Tech fuel cell discoveries
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Self-assembling and biologically active artificial pores may lead to a future full of holes
Nanotechnology
Breakthrough Nanotechnology Will Bring 100 Terabyte 3.5-inch Digital Data Storage Disks
No Longer Just For Biology, RNA Can Now Be Built Into 3-D Arrays
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