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  1. System drastically cuts down botulism detection time
  2. Computerized alerts could improve physicians' prescribing practices
  3. US government grant funds PXL 'scavenger drugs' to treat radiation damage
  4. Manchester develops new wave energy device: The Manchester Bobber
  5. Driving improved automotive chip design
  6. Academy and Tekes launch new funding programme
  7. Robots: An exhibition of US automatons from the leading edge of research
  8. Researchers take 'LEAD' to improve hurricane, tornado predictions
  9. Free access service allows remote networking
  10. Scientists develop 'clever' artificial hand
  11. 'Turbos to speed!' Boston University gains 59th spot on world supercomputer list with new IBM unit
  12. The right drug at the right time
  13. Simple idea could revolutionise safety devices
  14. Method slashes quantum dot costs by 80 percent
  15. Scientific breakthrough will help protect astronauts and spacecraft
  16. Healthcare workers in NY may be unable or unwilling to report to work during certain catastrophes
  17. Georgia Tech receives $4.16 M to create better tools for making photonic crystals
  18. Closing in on quantum chemistry
  19. Novel material may demonstrate long-sought 'liquid' magnetic state
  20. Nanohelix structure provides new building block for nanoscale piezoelectric devices
  21. Shoe leather as a renewable resource: Penn biologists invent power-generating backpack
  22. The Einstein emitter: NSF funds single photon computer system at USC and UTexas
  23. President Ravech. participates in high-level UN Roundtable
  24. Making the power grid secure is focus of NSF project
  25. Ocean instrument program led by Scripps set to achieve world coverage
  26. NIST shielding data help launch shuttle
  27. Researchers create meta-search engine to help locate displaced people
  28. Wetzel and Wright awarded grant for cybersecurity lab
  29. Stevens' Wright participates in DHS panel
  30. MIT researchers map city by cellphone
  31. Like fireflies and pendulum clocks, nano-oscillators synchronize their behavior
  32. Small, unmanned aircraft search for survivors
  33. NMSU Physical Science Laboratory helps put the ICE on explosives in Iraq
  34. Researcher to demonstrate soda pop can-sized Scout robots at robotics conference
  35. Solution to 'legionella'
  36. Digital mammography trial results announced
  37. Wright to study incentive-compatible protocols through NSF grant
  38. Wiley publishes 'The Definitive Guide to How Computers Do Math'
  39. Cleaner diesel sensing a lucrative market
  40. Diamonds are a doctor's best friend
  41. Computer scientist to receive $500,000 MacArthur grant for genius in research on searchable networks
  42. Vo-Dinh sees new journal advancing nano-bio field
  43. New network pools visualisation expertise
  44. Database of cancer records now available for research
  45. MCW Research Foundation licenses invention for stroke treatment
  46. Orlando meeting highlights work about making systems, tools, and products safe and easy to use
  47. Mechanism regulating tooth shape formulation found
  48. CERN/ITU/UNU help build momentum for African research and education networking
  49. Motorcyclists keep their cool
  50. One stop shop for clinical trials open for business
  51. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 49th Annual Meeting
  52. US Army plans to bulk-buy anthrax
  53. Science magazine and NSF announce 2005 Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge winners
  54. .1.7m to build world's first SIMS instrument combined with infra-red spectroscopy
  55. Brazil adopts new digital TV standard
  56. MoMA showcases Penn State researcher's device
  57. When computers mimic us, we love what we hear
  58. Urgent call for runway near-misses
  59. Launch milestone achieved: Last-ever look at CryoSat
  60. CryoSat ready to be launched
  61. Nanoscientists describe electron movement through molecules
  62. UC Davis external funding passes half billion dollars
  63. New Columbia University center aims to advance next generation of genomics, proteomics research
  64. UW-Madison small-scale research receives big boost
  65. University of Aveiro hosts nanotechnology conference
  66. Precision bonding makes tiny high performance actuators possible
  67. Energy Department awards $92 million
  68. Carnegie Mellon to receive $6.5 million for Materials Research Science and Engineering Center
  69. GridChem partners announce access grid event
  70. The write stuff?
  71. Comments, experts and background on the 2005 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
  72. Carnegie Mellon Red Team's HUMMERS make the finals in the DARPA Grand Challenge
  73. UCSD leads team to build Geographic Information System to assess toxic hazards from Katrina
  74. Carnegie researchers lead a collaborative team to improve engineering education
  75. Scientists discover genetic key to growing hardier, more productive plants
  76. National Institutes of Health renews Genomatix License
  77. Switching on power line Internet connectivity
  78. ORNL Director Wadsworth inducted into National Academy of Engineering
  79. Dynamic reconfiguration of modular multi-processor systems in SoPC devices
  80. Engineers point way to better use of nanotubes as measuring tips
  81. New ASU center will assess societal implications of nanotechnology
  82. Stevens gets grant to study how to create an online undergraduate mechanical engineering degree
  83. NASA sees 2004's Hurricane Charley slice a Florida island
  84. Climate change will stress stormwater drainage systems
  85. Rensselaer named partner institution in national environmental engineering research project
  86. Researchers seeking alternative to surgery for brain cancers
  87. AIBN researcher granted top fellowship
  88. Brownian motion under the microscope
  89. Commerce's NIST coordinates study of structural damage from gulf hurricanes
  90. Super E.: Canadian housing system targets Chinese market
  91. Canada wood: Government of Canada provides continued support
  92. What mutations tell us about protein folding
  93. How to braid nanoropes
  94. ECG transmission by cell phone speeds heart attack treatment
  95. Cyberkinetics, Case to develop system to help restore extremity function
  96. Super-smart USB card delivers rich multimedia content
  97. 'Acid rain' and forest mass: Another perspective
  98. The answer to commuter boredom: Online acccess for buses and trains
  99. Researchers offer proof-of-concept for Altered Nuclear Transfer
  100. First powder injection molding process for pure niobium