Scientists have employed NASA’s Pleiades supercomputer and atmospheric data to simulate tropical cyclone Nargis —…
Month: July 2010
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Cancer-metabolism link runs deep in humans, novel network algorithm suggests
Eighty years ago, the medical establishment believed cancer was caused by a dysfunction of metabolism,…
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Telecom group sues San Francisco over mobile phone law (AFP)
AFP – A major US telecommunications industry group on Friday asked a federal court to…
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Non-existent ‘analyst’ befriends security experts
A researcher created an entirely fictional analyst, listed “her” on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other…
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Non-existent ‘analyst’ befriends security experts
A researcher created an entirely fictional analyst, listed “her” on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other…
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This Week in GeekTech: Lego Geekery, Old Apple Software, and Fun With Android (PC World)
PC World – After last week’s iPhone brouhaha and controversy, it’s nice to be able…
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CTIA Files Suit to Block Cell Phone Radiation Law (PC World)
PC World – The CTIA, a group representing mobile operators, is trying to block a…
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Verizon posts 2Q loss on costs of employee buyout (AP)
AP – Verizon Communications Inc. on Friday said it lost $198 million in the second…
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Phone group sues San Francisco over radiation law (AP)
AP – The wireless industry sued the city of San Francisco on Friday to stop…
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Transparency through open notes: Risks and rewards of inviting patients to review their medical records
Technology has placed vast amounts of medical information literally a mouse click away. Yet what…