The falling cost of supercomputer systems has allowed a broader range of corporations and institutions to buy them for everything from processing movie graphics to searching for oil.
Source: By ASHLEE VANCE
The falling cost of supercomputer systems has allowed a broader range of corporations and institutions to buy them for everything from processing movie graphics to searching for oil.
Source: By ASHLEE VANCE
The presidential candidates’ visions for sharpening the nation’s competitive edge are strikingly different.
Joseph DeRisi, a molecular biologist and biochemist, helped invent the ViroChip, which accelerates the ability of researchers to diagnose viral infections.
Source: By CLAUDIA DREIFUS
Both presidential candidates have issued positions on science policy, including climate change and stem cells.
Source: By WILLIAM J. BROAD
The University Small Business Patent Procedures Act is under increasing scrutiny by swelling ranks of critics, who charge that it has distorted the fundamental mission of universities.
Source: By JANET RAE-DUPREE
At what point should we consider the long-term ramifications of technological developments?
Source: By CORNELIA DEAN
Should the computing habits of a nominee have any bearing at all on his fitness to be commander in chief?
Source: By MARK LEIBOVICH
The first stars in the universe were short-lived brutish monsters that changed the nature of the cosmos forever, new computer simulations suggest.
Source: By DENNIS OVERBYE