Out of Scope March/April 2010
I?m a Believer Jill Tarter is something of a believer. She?s an astronomer who, according to a recent article in New Scientist, won a TED
I?m a Believer Jill Tarter is something of a believer. She?s an astronomer who, according to a recent article in New Scientist, won a TED
Fantastic Facebook Facts If you?re a sucker for stats, here are some Facebook highlights. Amin Vahdat, a professor in Computer Science and Engineering at University
They Have Some Ex-Splean?ing to Do It?s called WebSPlean?pronounced web-spleen?and it?s the latest in video spokesperson (VS) technology. According to a company release, VS tech
Silicon-based computers will never be able to solve certain problems. This is true even if the number of transistors on a chip doubles every year
Business leaders often use agility to describe their business plans and strategic initiatives, but it’s often little more than just a vision. Agility is something
It was a tough week for dotcom nostalgia. First Sun Microsystems — the company that once claimed to have "put the dot in dot-com" —
Though the debate about the United States and its competitive edge continues, it’s now time to turn that talk into action. Driving an innovation economy
AMSTERDAM(Reuters) – Scientists have made a colored view of an early rejectedpainting underneath Vincent van Gogh’s ‘Patch of Grass’ painting, usingadvanced X-ray techniques, a Dutch
HELSINKI (Reuters)- U.S. engineer Robert Langer was on Wednesday named the winner of the800,000 euro ($1.2 million) Millennium Technology Prize, funded by theFinnish state and