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- Get Resources tool (exe)
- The GetResources tool is a network resource extraction tool. It can extract all network resources, include all Web text, picture, music, film, flash, and now the popular Flv file. That is Flash Video Film,and Preservation Website, Web snapshot, all network resources. See also can be save, The software can also...
- Tags: Network, Resource, Tool, Zhang Jian, GetResources Tool, Productivity, Networking
- Software downloads 2008-02-15
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- Nanorobots to improve health care
- Using nanorobots to deliver drugs and fight diseases is not a new idea check here or there. Of course, nanorobots floating inside our bodies to improve our health are still years away. However, an international team of American and Australian researchers is developing a nanorobot hardware architecture for medical defense...
- Tags: Software, 3D, Protein, Biomedical, Health Care, Hardware Architecture, Healthcare, Nanotechnology, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2008-05-19
- Birds give a lesson to plane designers
- You all know that most species of animals can fly -- but not humans. There are more than a million species of flying insects, but do you know that among the 13,000 warm-blood vertebrate species which include birds and mammals, about 10,000 of them are able to fly (9,000 birds...
- Tags: Bird, Aircraft, Aerospace, Reynolds, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2008-02-07
- Better Gmail (xpi)
- This Firefox extension features several Greasemonkey scripts that enhance Gmail, such as adding saved searches, attachment icons, label colors, keyboard macros, a filter assistant, and right-click conversation previews in one handy Firefox extension.Better Gmail is a compilation of work done by several Greasemonkey scripters, including Mihai Parparita, Ming Amos Zhang,...
- Tags: Google Gmail, Gina Trapani, Keyboards, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Hardware, Peripherals, Internet
- Software downloads 2007-12-20
- Predicting drug side effects
- It would certainly be nice for the pharmaceutical industry to identify potential side effects of a drug before it starts to be tested on humans. Now, a research team at the University of California, San Diego UCSD might have found a solution. They have developed a new computational technique to...
- Tags: Technology Review, Protein, Drug, Molecule, UCSD, Philip Bourne, Tamoxifen, Team Management, Productivity, Management, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2007-12-16
- Programming with molecules
- It has been tried before, but researchers are now fully realizing the potential of DNA and want to create a programmable way of combining computers with chemistry. As said one the leading researchers at CalTech, 'Programming chemical systems needs to be thought about. The meeting of computer science and chemistry...
- Tags: Life, DNA, Scientist, Chemistry, Computing, Programming, Biotechnology, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2007-11-21
- Repelling bullets with nanotube armors
- Australian engineers have found a way to use the elasticity of carbon nanotubes to not only stop bullets penetrating material but actually rebound their force. Their anti-ballistic carbon nanotubes are very different from the current materials used to design bullet-proof jackets, such as Kevlar, Twaron or Dyneema fibers. Current jackets...
- Tags: Nanotube, Bullet, Carbon Nanotube, Jacket, Nanotechnology, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille
- Blog posts 2007-10-31
- Driving on starch?
- Using sugar contained in corn or potatoes to build hydrogen-powered fuel cells has already been done. But now, a team of U.S. researchers has developed a new sugar-to-hydrogen technology. Why not put the starch inside the tank of your car? With the help of 13 specific enzymes, "a car with...
- Tags: Energy &, Environment, Engineering &, Innovation
- Blog posts 2007-05-26
- Experimental Evaluation of Parametric Max-Flow Algorithms
- The parametric maximum flow problem is an extension of the classical maximum flow problem in which the capacities of certain arcs are not fixed but are functions of a single parameter. Gallo showed that certain versions of the push-relabel algorithm for ordinary maximum flow can be extended to the parametric...
- Tags: Algorithm, Engineering
- White papers 2007-05-08
- 100% efficient lighting devices?
- You all know that incandescent light bulbs are terribly inefficient, turning only 5% of the electricity it consumes into light. Fluorescent lamps are better using up to 25% of its energy as light. And solid state lighting devices lose only 50% of the energy they received. But now, researchers at...
- Tags: Engineering &, Innovation, Energy &, Environment
- Blog posts 2007-04-18
- Microsoft loses top executive in China
- Microsoft loses top executive in ChinaMicrosoft may be able to attract them with Money, but after a while, theyget tired of working for criminals.Microsoft playing the fool...You know, if Microsoft had done a little home work about hiring from China they would have learned that many US compaines have been...
- Tags: Business structures, Recruitment & Selection, Strategy, Well china, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft LOSES, Chinese Politburo
- Discussion threads 2007-01-12
- Who wrote that scientific paper?
- If your best friends name is Bill Gates, you probably have some difficulties to find him online using a search engine. Too many results will point to you to the richest man on the planet. In the scientific world, things can be even worse. Imagine a guy named John Doe...
- Tags: Jian Huang
- Blog posts 2006-12-18
- Palm's woes: Blame the management
- Palm blamed its second quarter shortfall on the delay of the Treo 750, but analysts reckon management is merely using the device as an excuse for poor execution. On the surface, the Treo 750 delay doesnt seem all that bad--after all it takes time to get devices...
- Tags: Smart phones, Cellular phones, Handhelds, Palm Treo, Palms, smart phone, Cingular Wireless, Treo 750, Palm Inc.
- Blog posts 2006-11-28
- Get a female perspective on mobile technology
- At most of the tech events I have been to there has always been a significantly higher percentage of men than women. Based on personal observances, I think the percentage of women showing interest in tech and gadgets is increasing. I have three daughters and they love the gadgets I...
- Tags: mobile marketing, mobile
- Blog posts 2006-10-20
- On the Interaction Between Internet Applications and TCP
- This paper focuses on passive traffic measurement techniques that collect traces of TCP packets and analyze them to derive, for example, round-trip times or aggregate metrics such as average throughput. The seminal work of Zhang has shown that in more than 50% of the TCP connections observed it is not...
- Tags: Internet, Internet Application, TCP, Tcp/Ip, Networking
- White papers 2006-10-12
- Even air bubbles can be amnesic
- When scientists do experiments, they obviously pay attention to the initial conditions involved. But in experiments on how fluids break up from underwater nozzles, physicists from the University of Chicago have discovered that the initial conditions didnt matter. Its even appropriate to talk about amnesia of air bubbles. As they...
- Tags: nozzle, University of Chicago
- Blog posts 2006-10-06
- Mash-ups, XML, and visualizing Flickr
- Still at WWW2006, I also attended a panel moderated by Rohit Khare on Mashups, Web data, and APIs. Other participants were Frank Mantek, Jeff Barr, Dan Theurer, and Kevin Lawver. These guys represent Google, Amazon, Yahoo! and AOL respectively. Perhaps the most interesting thing in the whole panel was...
- Tags: XML, XPath
- Blog posts 2006-05-24
- Microsoft lays out $900 million in Chinese investments
- Microsoft lays out $900 million in Chinese investmentsMicrosoft lays out $900 million in Chinese investmentsJust part of Microsoft's overall plan to get mobile PCs everywhere. It is definitely going to help the Oragami project. Expect to see a lot more portable devices coming from Microsoft.Banner move...My rep just...
- Tags: Government, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Workforce management, Mike Cox, Microsoft Corp., Chinese Investment, Chinese Government
- Discussion threads 2006-04-26
- Anatomy of Chinese censorhip
- Phil Pan continues his elucidating series on China's Internet censorship with a long look at Zhao Jing, the Chinese blogger that Microsoft censored in December. Pan reveals that for quite a while MSN Spaces was much less censored than other blog sites, especially Chinese ones. Google's Blogspot site is blocked...
- Tags: Zhao Jing
- Blog posts 2006-02-21
- Storing liquid CO2 in the oceans?
- One of the ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is to capture carbon dioxide at its source, when it is emitted from power plants for example, and to store it in other places, such as depleted oil and gas reservoirs or even the ocean after liquefaction. But, according to Youxue...
- Tags: CO2
- Blog posts 2005-11-04
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