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New research shows that wireless telephones can affect the brain
It is still too early to say if any health risks are involved, but medical researcher Fredrik Söderqvist recommends caution in the use of these phones, above all among children and adolescents. Few ch...
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Read moreeStadium Application Brings Multimedia Sports Features to Smartphones
Or do they?No instant replays. On-screen statistics are confined to the JumboTron. Sharing excitement and opinions on the game is often limited to chatting with surrounding strangers.Y...
Communications Media | Read moreCell Phones Become Handheld Tools for Global Development
Computer scientists at the University of Washington have used Android, the open-source mobile operating system championed by Google, to turn a cell phone into a versatile data-collection device....
Information Technology | Read moreNew supercomputer sets record for highest performance in PC clusters, Japan
Named RICC (RIKEN Integrated Cluster of Clusters), the supercomputer is made up of four distinct computer clusters connected through InfiniBand interconnections, and has achieved a performance of 97.9...
Information Technology | Read moreSmart solution: SLU researchers use smartphones to improve health of elderly diabetics in China
Cellular phones - once a luxury used strictly for talking - have taken on many new roles in recent years. Now researchers at Saint Louis University and Old Dominion University in Virginia say smartpho...
Information Technology | Read moreThe Battery of the Future: New storage material improves energy density of lithium-ion battery
Its storage capacity is ten times higher than the graphite substrate which has been used up to now, and promises considerable improvements for users. The new findings - which came to light in the &quo...
Power and Electrical Engineering | Read moreThe Best GNSS Application Innovations of 2009
The grand prize winner of the 2009 European Satellite Navigation Competition, Osmógrafo®, combines satellite positioning with wind measurement and rescue dogs’ sense of smell in order to better determ...
Awards Funding | Read moreNanometric butterfly wings created
Insects' colours and their iridescence (the ability to change colours depending on the angle) or their ability to appear metallic are determined by tiny nano-sized photonic structures (1 nanometr...
Life Sciences | Read moreiPhone the Body Electric: New 'Apps' from the U of Utah
The three iPhone apps are available via Apple Inc.’s online iTunes App Store:-- ImageVis3D Mobile lets iPhone users easily display, rotate and otherwise manipulate 3-D images of medical CT and...
Information Technology | Read moreSending science down the phone: New technology will map research across the world
The authors of the study, from Imperial College London, say the software will also enable members of the public to act as 'citizen scientists' and help collect data for community projects....
Communications Media | Read moreAKL'10: Brilliant Prospects for the 8th International Laser Technology Congress in Aachen
With over 500 participants, around 60 speakers and over 30 exhibitors, the AKL has established itself as the leading forum for applied laser technology in Germany. The international public can expect ...
Event News | Read moreNo frontiers: ushering in a new era of conferencing technology
At this year’s IFA international consumer electronics exhibition in Berlin (September 4 to 9) Fraunhofer researchers will demonstrate the power and flexibility of these new technologies by holding gam...
Communications Media | Read moreFind Local Rideshares Quickly via Mobile Phone
At the IFA international consumer electronics exhibition in Berlin (September 4 to 9) Fraunhofer researchers are presenting a prototype of their open infrastructure for organizing spontaneous rideshar...
Communications Media | Read moreAn intelligent system avoids forgetting things
An elderly lady is about to go to bed. She goes into her room, sits down on the bed, takes off her slippers and turns off the light. Suddenly, before getting into bed, a small alarm goes off and a mob...
Information Technology | Read moreDNA barcoding of mosquito species deployed in bid to end elephantiasis
New biotechnologies that allow scientists to quickly and accurately distinguish species based on a simple DNA analysis are being creatively deployed for the first time in the war against a major globa...
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