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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. Join the Discussion  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. Join the Discussion

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			Re: MPAA Slaps P2P Networks with Lawsuits and Arrests		Susan B. Shor		2004-12-19 13:49:08
			Re: MPAA Slaps P2P Networks with Lawsuits and Arrests		twizted_pair		2004-12-19 14:01:22
			Re: O'Keefe's Exit May Save Hubble		Robert Zimmerman		2004-12-16 15:41:02
			Re: O'Keefe's Exit May Save Hubble		stretch		2004-12-16 17:33:02
			Re: PalmSource Buys into China and Linux		Iain Thomson		2004-12-09 15:37:34
			Re: PalmSource Buys into China and Linux		MikeCocke		2004-12-09 15:51:57
			Re: PalmSource Buys into China and Linux		linux24		2004-12-15 13:38:42
			Re: Nextel and Sprint: The Big Little Guy		Steve Rosenbush		2004-12-15 12:35:01
			Re: Nextel and Sprint: The Big Little Guy		linux24		2004-12-15 13:33:34
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		Rob Enderle		2003-12-15 11:22:35
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		r0k		2004-12-13 20:14:20
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		karengurwitz		2003-12-22 10:37:32
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		Joe7Pak		2003-12-17 10:05:22
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		cesjr		2003-12-16 06:11:24
			Re: If Microsoft Changed, Would Anyone Notice?		RobEnderle		2003-12-16 10:13:06
			Re: IT Dabbles with Firefox, But Few Plan To Switch from IE		Carol Sliwa		2004-12-03 19:01:36
			Re: IT Dabbles with Firefox, But Few Plan To Switch from IE		gbarnes2		2004-12-12 11:38:18
			Re: Blu-Ray or HD DVD? Both, Says Thomson		Susan B. Shor		2004-12-10 11:02:35
			Re: Blu-Ray or HD DVD? Both, Says Thomson		mabricen		2004-12-10 12:08:29
			Re: Big Blue's Departure from the PC Biz		Rob Enderle		2004-12-09 05:07:19
			Re: Big Blue's Departure from the PC Biz		mabricen		2004-12-09 05:08:04
			Re: High-Def DVD Formats Fight for Dominance		Tina Harlan		2004-12-08 07:51:38
			Re: High-Def DVD Formats Fight for Dominance		alecwest		2004-12-08 08:04:16
			Re: Encrypted File Sharing: P2P Fights Back		Jack Germain		2004-05-27 07:50:17
			Re: Encrypted File Sharing: P2P Fights Back		Baldmeistr		2004-05-29 08:26:41
			Re: Encrypted File Sharing: P2P Fights Back		obwez		2004-12-01 17:08:37
			Encrypted File Sharing: Freenet		flet		2004-05-27 07:55:34
			Re: Firefox Emerges as Threat in Internet Browser Battle		K. Oanh Ha		2004-11-30 18:15:54
			Re: Firefox Emerges as Threat in Internet Browser Battle		Edouin		2004-12-01 09:39:36
			Re: Lycos Europe Aims To Thwart Spammers with DDoS Attacks		Tina Harlan		2004-11-30 14:03:49
			Re: Lycos Europe Aims To Thwart Spammers with DDoS Attacks		Edouin		2004-12-01 09:21:33
			Re: US Scientists Claim Breakthrough in Hydrogen Fuel Research		Ingrid Smith		2004-11-30 10:44:26
			Re: US Scientists Claim Breakthrough in Hydrogen Fuel Research		werhane		2004-11-30 15:32:36
			Re: US Scientists Claim Breakthrough in Hydrogen Fuel Research		Kagehi		2004-11-30 10:57:43
			Re: Music, Film and the Price of Downloading		Jon Newton		2004-11-24 08:00:21
			Re: Music, Film and the Price of Downloading		wordwrkr		2004-11-30 11:05:13
			Re: High-Tech Companies and Formula One Racing		Rob Enderle		2004-11-28 14:41:54
			Re: High-Tech Companies and Formula One Racing		torpyn		2004-11-28 15:02:02
			Re: RFID Tags and the Question of Personal Privacy		Jack M. Germain		2003-11-18 08:08:44
			Re: RFID Tags and the Question of Personal Privacy		Splatus		2004-11-24 08:22:59
			Re: Advertisers Getting into the Game - Literally		Brian R. Hook		2004-11-23 07:20:15
			Re: Advertisers Getting into the Game - Literally		grfxboy		2004-11-23 07:38:31
			Re: Microsoft Warns of Potential Linux Suits		Anonymous		2004-11-19 09:44:27
			Re: Microsoft Warns of Potential Linux Suits		Kagehi		2004-11-19 09:49:12
			Re: Music Industry Heavies Get 'Em While They're Young		Jon Newton		2004-11-17 10:36:22
			Re: Music Industry Heavies Get 'Em While They're Young		Kagehi		2004-11-17 10:43:33
			Re: Electronics Makers Unveil World's Largest OLED Display		Anonymous		2004-11-17 05:23:01
			Re: Electronics Makers Unveil World's Largest OLED Display		jeffdpia		2004-11-17 05:26:42

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