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Nanotech Sheds Light On Solar Revolution
News By incorporating infrared particles, polymer solar cells could potentially harvest up to 30 percent of the total energy from the sun, according to Peter Peumans, a professor at Stanford University who has examined some of the experimental results...
[January 18, 2005, 16:00]
Economist Testifies On Microsoft Remedy
News On Wednesday, Princeton University professor Andrew Appel testified that Microsoft could technically deliver a modular version of Windows without the middleware, despite the company's protest that this would break Windows.
[April 12, 2002, 7:31]
Study: US Out Ahead On E-commerce
News That's according to a University of Utah professor who offered preliminary results on Tuesday of what may be the first study of consumers' experience of international e-commerce at the Federal Trade Commission's "Consumer Protection in the Global...
[June 9, 1999, 9:44]
Graphics Technology Shows Shape Of The Universe
News Rendering is the modeling of the appearance of the everyday world," said Pat Hanrahan, a professor at Stanford University and this year's winner of ACM's Steven Anson Coons Award for Outstanding Creative Contributions to Computer Graphics.
[July 29, 2003, 10:28]
Microsoft Asks Supreme Court To Take Case
News Andy Gavil, an antitrust professor with Howard University School of Law, said "a request for (certification) before the Supreme Court" would have little chance of success given that "the Court of Appeals delivered a unanimous verdict on monopoly...
[August 8, 2001, 9:21]
Defending Against A Google Asault
News Champion of copyrights is the latest hat Zada's wearing - pulled from a closet with an assortment as wide-ranging as author, money manager, former university professor and mathematician. How did you make the transition from university professor to...
[March 6, 2006, 11:55]
Jackson Pulled Into Throes Of MS-DoJ Fray
News Andy Gavil, an antitrust professor at Howard University Law School, said the appeals court's action indicates Microsoft's attack on Jackson resonated with some of the jurists. George Washington University School of Law professor Bill Kovacic...
[February 7, 2001, 10:28]
Laser Printers May Pose Health Risks
News Office workers who are breathing easy since smoking was banned in public places in the UK can start worrying again, according to research from the Queensland University of Technology's Air Quality and Health Program, led by physics professor Lidia...
[August 1, 2007, 11:55]
Experts: Copyright Law Hurts Technology
News There has to be a way between the lunatics at the two extremes," said Larry Lessig, a law professor at Stanford University and well-known opponent of the DMCA. Another speaker, Princeton University computer science professor Edward Felten...
[March 3, 2003, 8:20]
Faster Video For Wireless Devices?
News Truong Nguyen, a professor at the Jacobs School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of California, San Diego, is working on technology intended to be robust enough for live video applications such as videoconferencing and...
[February 14, 2003, 16:12]
Researchers Hack 'tamper-proof' PIN Terminals
News Saar Drimer and Steven Murdoch, overseen by Professor Ross Anderson, managed to hack two widely used PIN terminals: the Ingenico i3300 and the Dione Xtreme. What this shows is that PIN entry devices in the UK are very insecure," said Professor...
[February 26, 2008, 17:34]
Sudden Reversal: Experts Say Microsoft Could Win
News I think there is a real possibly Microsoft could win the whole case," said Bill Kovacic, an antitrust professor with George Washington University Law School. Bob Lande, an antitrust professor with the University of Baltimore School of Law, shared...
[February 28, 2001, 14:50]
Cybersquatting Cases Branded As 'biased'
News A new report published by a professor of law specialising in Internet and e-commerce law at the University of Ottawa shows that in such cases, the odds are stacked overwhelmingly in favour of the complainant.
[August 21, 2001, 17:15]
Report: Keep Hands Out Of Nanotech
News Written by Glenn Reynolds, a law professor at the University of Tennessee and editor of the InstaPundit.com Web log, the report represents a kind of pre-emptive strike against legal attempts to limit, prohibit or otherwise ban nanotechnology.
[November 25, 2002, 8:18]
UK Psychologists Warn Of Internet Blues
News But US expert Professor Robert Kraut of Carnegie-Mellon University insists that there is a stronger link between the Net and users' well being. Cyberpsychologist professor Kimberly Young, who is based at the University of Pittsburgh, is another...
[December 3, 1998, 13:26]
Government Moves To Speed MS Trial
News Probably what is behind is they want to get back to the District Court to talk about interim remedies," said Andy Gavil, an antitrust professor with Howard University Law School. The appeals court did after all uphold the core of the government's...
[July 16, 2001, 10:56]
Florida Research Raises E-voting Questions
News We conclude that allegation is baseless," wrote Walter Mebane, professor of political science at Cornell University. However, Samuel Wang, an assistant professor of molecular biology at Princeton University who published extensive analysis of...
[November 19, 2004, 8:30]
Universities Leading Search Research
News UC Berkeley, birthplace of early search highflier Inktomi and the school where Google chief executive Eric Schmidt got his computer science doctorate, is bringing together roughly 20 faculty members from various departments to cross-pollinate work...
[August 16, 2005, 11:40]
Trial: Now It's Microsoft's Turn
News Eleven of the 15 witnesses for the states didn't do so well, say legal experts, but four scored major hits: Anthony Fama, Gateway's group counsel; AOL vice president John Borthwick; Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystems' chief strategy officer; and...
[April 15, 2002, 8:59]
Intel And Universities Team To Create Super-Internet
News Our goal is to provide a playing field for people to try their ideas on," said Dave Culler, a UC Berkeley professor and manager of Intel's research "lablet" associated with the university. How do you get (an application) across 1,000 machines to...
[June 24, 2003, 7:32]
