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Teenager's Power Storage Project Lights Up Science World

The future of mobile computing will include flexible displays and wearable technology, and a California teenager's science project could help power those developments. Eesha Khare's prize-winning supercapacitor is perfect for the kinds of energy storage needed for those technologies because of its small size and power capacity. In the meantime, she's basking in the glow of scientific achievement.
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3D Food Printer Could Sustain Long-Distance Space Explorers

Just when we started getting used to the idea of printers spitting out objects, it turns out we have to wrap our heads around the idea of printing edible food. It's no gimmick -- NASA is even making room in its tight budget to fund a project that could lead to a whole new way of feeding astronauts. For their proof of concept, the researchers printed out a nice layer of chocolate.
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	Re: Staring at Computers May Cause Glaucoma	Charles Arthur	2004-11-16 13:39:14
	Very misleading article!!!	AngryGirl	2004-11-16 19:36:40
	Re: Microsoft, Apple and the HP Gambit	Rob Enderle	2004-11-15 06:33:52
	Re: Microsoft, Apple and the HP Gambit	Tripod	2004-11-15 12:14:28
	Rob's Mental Health Issue & Microsoft.	12345fu2	2004-11-15 08:36:03
	Re: Microsoft, Apple and the HP Gambit	Kmark	2004-11-15 07:59:49
	Re: Microsoft, Apple and the HP Gambit	mabricen	2004-11-15 06:55:56
	Re: Free Culture Fest Targets Copyright Restrictions	John P. Mello Jr.	2004-11-13 01:12:12
	Re: Free Culture Fest Targets Copyright Restrictions	skyfaller	2004-11-15 11:34:45
	Re: Browser Beats Explorer	Anonymous	2004-11-14 15:48:28
	Re: Browser Beats Explorer	aconbere	2004-11-14 19:11:59
	Re: Browser Beats Explorer	henry14	2004-11-14 16:25:34
	Re: Skype Offers Free Wireless Voice Calls	Robert Jaques	2004-11-10 16:08:35
	Re: Skype Offers Free Wireless Voice Calls	curly63	2004-11-10 16:15:23
	Re: Mozilla Fires Up Firefox 1.0	Robert Jaques	2004-11-09 11:41:14
	Breasy.com (Browse Easy)	gbarnes2	2004-11-09 13:31:48
	Re: The Looming Death of Hubble	Robert Zimmerman	2004-11-06 14:31:35
	Re: The Looming Death of Hubble	cozmicray	2004-11-08 17:12:43
	Re: Microsoft To Pay $536 Million To End Novell Dispute	Anonymous	2004-11-08 09:39:10
	Re: Microsoft To Pay $536 Million To End Novell Dispute	Kagehi	2004-11-08 09:43:01
	Re: For the Blind, a Welcoming Web	Sarah Lacey	2004-11-07 13:33:33
	Re: For the Blind, a Welcoming Web	dotjay	2004-11-07 13:41:32
	Re: No Oxymoron: Attractive Bargain Notebook Computers	Rob Enderle	2004-11-05 14:44:34
	Re: No Oxymoron: Attractive Bargain Notebook Computers	longdong	2004-11-05 14:49:27
	Re: Hollywood Movie Studios To File Hundreds of Piracy Suits	Greg Hernandez	2004-11-04 10:18:57
	Re: Hollywood Movie Studios To File Hundreds of Piracy Suits	Kagehi	2004-11-04 10:25:36
	Re: Apple's Life Preserver Won't Save Big Music	Jon Newton	2004-11-03 08:42:32
	Re: Apple's Life Preserver Won't Save Big Music	Waderz	2004-11-03 16:27:31
	Re: Apple's Life Preserver Won't Save Big Music	puggsly	2004-11-03 23:12:27
	legal music downloading for colleges	expert1031	2004-11-02 14:21:49
	Re: Baby Apples: How the Apple Legacy Shapes New Products	Rob Enderle	2004-11-01 05:06:37
	Re: Baby Apples: How the Apple Legacy Shapes New Products	mabricen	2004-11-01 06:52:32
	Re: Chipping Away at Privacy Fears	Sonia Arrison	2004-10-29 13:55:26
	Re: Chipping Away at Privacy Fears	d80	2004-10-31 01:56:55
	Re: Biometric Cell Phones Coming - But US Will Be Last	Jack M. Germain	2004-10-30 06:48:38
	Re: Biometric Cell Phones Coming - But US Will Be Last	Halperin	2004-10-30 06:51:07
	Re: Biometrics: A Security Makeover	Jack M. Germain	2004-10-28 05:17:31
	Re: Biometrics: A Security Makeover	tgbayly	2004-10-28 05:21:30
	Re: Kazaa Loses Round One in Australia	John P. Mello Jr.	2004-03-04 08:26:41
	Re: Kazaa Loses Round One in Australia	GreatInca	2004-10-27 19:02:51
	Re: XM To Introduce Wearable Satellite Radio	John P. Mello Jr.	2004-10-26 22:19:40
	Re: XM To Introduce Wearable Satellite Radio	jbelkin	2004-10-26 22:23:18
	Re: Home PCs Not as Protected as Owners Think	Byron Acohido and Jon Swartz	2004-10-25 09:58:27
	Re: Home PCs Not as Protected as Owners Think	wyldcdn	2004-10-25 10:07:11