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What's on your mind?

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What's on your mind?

By The Inquirer | Nov 3, 2009 | 9 Comments

A computer that can read your mind? This isn't going to end well...

Engineers cram 1TB of data into fingernail-sized chip

Science

Engineers cram 1TB of data into fingernail-sized chip

By Justin Robinson | Oct 23, 2009 | 9 Comments

One trillion bytes, made in nanoscale.

Ferromagnetic material could change electronics

Science

Ferromagnetic material could change electronics

By The Inquirer | Oct 21, 2009 | 3 Comments

Superheroic multiferroics.

Processor speed exhausted in 75 years

CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Processor speed exhausted in 75 years

By Justin Robinson | Oct 14, 2009 | 17 Comments

Moore's law kicks processor speeds where it hurts.

Transparent rubber goo controls LCD interface

Science

Transparent rubber goo controls LCD interface

By Justin Robinson | Oct 13, 2009 | 7 Comments

Japanese scientists prototype a gelatinous control system.

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13-10-2009

CERN physicist arrested

12-10-2009

Kraken is the most powerful academic supercomputer

30-09-2009

MIT scientist demonstrates OLED technology with pickle

30-09-2009

Holographic storage products developed

29-09-2009

Ultracapacitors show promise

18-09-2009

Japanese boffins build holograms you can feel...

15-09-2009

XBox performs parallel tasks

10-09-2009

Robot powered by human neurons

08-09-2009

Andromeda galaxy, devourer of stars

04-09-2009

World's oldest working computer to be rebooted

02-09-2009

Augmented contact lenses hit significant milestone

01-09-2009

Nanobees give tumours a tough time

31-08-2009

Big Blue gets closer to making atom sized computers

24-08-2009

Asimov's robot laws need updating

21-08-2009

NASA lunar probe broadcasts 461GB of data daily

18-08-2009

DNA scaffolding might be used for chips

12-08-2009

Blighty boffins make 3nm copper wiring

05-08-2009

NASA's Ares I-X rocket stacking up

03-08-2009

Large Binocular Telescope better than Hubble

28-07-2009

Transparent aluminium now a reality!

27-07-2009

US boffins create bacterial computer

24-07-2009

NASA's Mariner 1 aborted due to dodgy programming

20-07-2009

A day in the life of an Extremophile

17-07-2009

Pentagon contracts company for flesh-eating robots

16-07-2009

Ancient Global Warming: It's all happened before

14-07-2009

NASA's Mars Science Laboratory runs millions over-budget

10-07-2009

Bevatron goes bye-bye

09-07-2009

Bismuth Telluride may give the next leap in processor manufacturing

07-07-2009

Robot invented to crawl through veins

06-07-2009

Microscopic symbiotes change from predator to plant

30-06-2009

Flexible memristor memory chips soon to become reality

30-06-2009

Quantum computing gets closer

23-06-2009

Carbon chips are almost here

22-06-2009

IT crowd fixes Hubble space telescope

18-06-2009

Radioactive wasps give workers a buzz

16-06-2009

Warp factor 10, Mr Sulu!

11-06-2009

Ten greatest scientific creations

04-06-2009

Honeywell releases next moon capsule plans

26-05-2009

Smart Glass controls visible light, modding idea?

20-05-2009

Golden nanorods used to defeat tumours

19-05-2009

Australia building the world's biggest solar power plant

19-05-2009

DARPA working on some crazy science

18-05-2009

Radiation-resistant flora from Chernobyl

12-05-2009

Our Sun is running low on power

06-05-2009

The fine art of brushing your teeth in space

05-05-2009

Two new telescopes to see the origins of the Universe

01-05-2009

NASA's moon base plans abandoned?

30-04-2009

History of Uranium receives a less than glowing analysis

30-04-2009

Nano-sensors will change gaming

23-04-2009

How to make older low-res games look good

22-04-2009

Saturn porn: Cassini Equinox Mission

20-04-2009

Meet the men behind the robo-scientists

17-04-2009

Blood Falls: Antarctica

07-04-2009

Real science from science fiction

07-04-2009

Your eyeballs will hate 3D films

03-04-2009

Descend into a black hole

01-04-2009

NASA's Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle

01-04-2009

NVIDIA's Quadro updated

24-03-2009

Stephen Colbert's new NASA module

24-03-2009

Quantum computing on the verge of a breakthrough

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