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- World’s fastest 2-D camera, 100 billion frames per second, may enable new scientific discoveries
- Clothes that can monitor, transmit biomedical info developed
- Extraordinary throughput at supercomputing conference
- Computational Tools Will Help Identify Microbes in Complex Environmental Samples
| World’s fastest 2-D camera, 100 billion frames per second, may enable new scientific discoveries Posted: 03 Dec 2014 11:24 AM PST A team of biomedical engineers has developed the world's fastest receive-only 2-D camera, a device that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second.  |
| Clothes that can monitor, transmit biomedical info developed Posted: 03 Dec 2014 09:51 AM PST Smart textiles are able to monitor and transmit wearers' biomedical information via wireless or cellular networks, developers report. This technological breakthrough clears a path for a host of new developments for people suffering from chronic diseases, elderly people living alone, and even firemen and police officers.  |
| Extraordinary throughput at supercomputing conference Posted: 03 Dec 2014 09:48 AM PST Computer scientists moved 65 terabytes of data in under just 100 minutes at a recent supercomputing conference.  |
| Computational Tools Will Help Identify Microbes in Complex Environmental Samples Posted: 01 Dec 2014 01:11 PM PST Microbes of interest to clinicians and environmental scientists rarely exist in isolation. Organisms essential to breaking down pollutants or causing illness live in complex communities, and separating one microbe from hundreds of companion species can be challenging for researchers seeking to understand environmental issues or disease processes. A new project will provide computational tools designed to help identify and characterize the gene diversity of the residents of microbial communities.  |
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