November 2007 News Analysis

Three-Dimensional Medical Imaging Could Improve Doctors' Ability to Diagnose Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Laser scanners could help diagnose a birth defect that's difficult to detect

Drought Forces U.S. Government to Decide Among City Residents, Nuclear Power, and River Mussels

Until Friday, endangered mussels in Florida were protecting a key Alabama nuclear station

Power Transmission Without the Power Electronics

GE's variable-frequency transformers transfer power between out-of-sync grids without the problems of semiconductor power electronics

Intel 45-nanometer Penryn Processors Arrive

Penryn chips are the result of the first fundamental redesign of the CMOS transistor

Artificial Joints That Talk

Smart technology could reduce risks of hip and knee replacement surgery

Why Toddlers Love Robots

Responsiveness and unpredictability are the keys to keeping children's attention

Chinese Satellite Arrives at Moon

Radio tracking and control a technical and political feat

Circular LCD Debuts

This year's flat-panel-display expo ushers in the age of new display shapes

Electric-Car Maker Touts 10-Minute Fill-up

Skeptics say substation-scale power levels needed are unrealistic

The Math Says Middlemen Own Online Advertising's Future

The oil in the Web shopping machine

California to Rule On Fate of EVs

Regulators rethink electric-drive options

Transistors Go Vertical

The semiconductor industry fights silicon sprawl by building up, not out

Oslo Metro Takes Greener Track

New trains share power captured by regenerative braking

Superconductor Maker In Political Crosshairs

Congressional inquiry could jeopardize bold New York City grid project

Internet Censorship: As Bad As You Thought It Was

Maybe a bit worse, actually

My Other Car Is A Flying Saucer