stp-survey, April 8, 2004

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Researchers move beyond 'nano' to 'attograms'
Brain circuitry findings could influence computer design

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Researchers move beyond nano to attograms

Researchers already have been able to detect the mass of a single cell 
using
submicroscopic devices.
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news936-e.html
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Brain circuitry findings could influence computer design

While computers get faster all the time, they continue to lack any form 
of human
intelligence.
http://www.stp-gateway.de/News/news935-e.html
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Titania nantube hydrogen sensors
Detecting quantum effects in macroscopic object
Movement of different nanomaterials in water
New way to image tiny structures
http://www.stp-gateway.de/Listen/Liste3.html



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