Technology - general

Catching criminals comes a step closer

19 Dec 2012

Making fuels and household chemicals from sugar

19 Dec 2012

Researchers contribute to instrument for remotely measuring hurricane intensity

15 Dec 2012

Rice uses light to remotely trigger biochemical reactions

14 Dec 2012

Rice uses light to remotely trigger biochemical reactions

14 Dec 2012

Rice uses light to remotely trigger biochemical reactions

14 Dec 2012

New big data survey shows potential for business

13 Dec 2012

Tasty and gluten-free

11 Dec 2012

Wireless communication’s crystal ball

11 Dec 2012

Optical communications make data centres more efficient

10 Dec 2012

Keeping ship hulls free of marine organisms

08 Dec 2012

Study finds security indicators sacrificed to accommodate small screens

Study finds security indicators sacrificed to accommodate small screens

07 Dec 2012

How unsafe are mobile browsers? Unsafe enough that even cyber-security experts are unable to detect when their smartphone browsers have landed on potentially dangerous websites, reveals new research

Machines made with built-in copy protection

Machines made with built-in copy protection

06 Dec 2012

Pirated goods cost billions, and expensive industrial goods like machining systems are becoming a growing target. Scientists are turning the tables on the forgers by studying their methods and developing anti-counterfeit solutions.

French designer’s bonsai tree charges everyday devices

03 Dec 2012

Chinese typewriters used predictive text 50 years back

Chinese typewriters used predictive text 50 years back

By By Max McClure | 03 Dec 2012

By reorganising the typewriter's characters into ready-made clusters of commonly used words, Mao-era Chinese typists solved problems that cell phones only came to recently.

Researchers develop new method to light roundabouts

29 Nov 2012

Researchers use GPS tracking to monitor crab behaviour

24 Nov 2012

Researchers advance the performance of thought-controlled computer cursors

Researchers advance the performance of thought-controlled computer cursors

By By Kelly Servick | 24 Nov 2012

Stanford researchers have designed the fastest, most accurate mathematical algorithm yet for brain-implantable prosthetic systems that can help disabled people manoeuvre computer cursors with their thoughts.

Innovative energy project set to use cosmic rays for monitoring CO2 storage sites

23 Nov 2012

Researchers improve technology to detect hazardous chemicals

23 Nov 2012

New 'virtual' tape measure could give online clothes shoppers the perfect fit

22 Nov 2012

Researchers developing new spam filter to rid inboxes of unwanted email

22 Nov 2012

DuPont expanding Hyderabad knowledge centre

21 Nov 2012

Airborne particles smuggle pollutants to far reaches of globe

Airborne particles smuggle pollutants to far reaches of globe

21 Nov 2012

Pollution from fossil fuel burning and forest fires reaches all the way to the Arctic, even though it should decay long before it travels that far

Detective work using terahertz radiation

21 Nov 2012

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