search  
Animal Machine Interface
Artificial Life
Asteroid Defense
Biological Warfare
Cloning
Cryptography
Energy
Genetic Engineering
Information Warfare
MEMs
Metacomputing
Missile Defense
Nanotechnology
Neurotechnology
Nuclear Proliferation
Physics
Satellites
SETI
Space Expansion
Space Warfare
Surveillance Technology
Virtual Reality



Subscribe with Bloglines

Science Blogs - Blog Catalog Blog Directory



SUBSCRIBE
for updates

   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : LOUISE KNAPP
Light at End of Encryption Tunnel -- Louise Knapp  -- Wired News  -- November 21, 2002

Quantum encryption is about to make life much more difficult for Internet spies. Not only will it make data uncrackable, the new technology also speeds up the increasingly slow process of sending coded messages over the Internet.

Explore Related:


The Little Engine That Could Be -- Louise Knapp  -- Wired News  -- November 26, 2001

The development of a fuel-powered miniature engine, touted as a more efficient and longer lasting alternative for the battery, may push the Energizer Bunny to the unemployment lines.

Explore Related:


SlugBot: Enemy of Slugs -- Louise Knapp  -- Wired News  -- October 08, 2001

Researchers are developing a prototype of the world's first fully autonomous robot. The 'SlugBot' will be hunt down slugs, over 100 an hour, and use their rotting bodies to generate electricity.

Explore Related:


Look, Up in the Sky: Robofly -- Louise Knapp  -- Wired News  -- December 21, 2000

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, are aiming to create biologically inspired 'roboflies' -- tiny, inexpensive, quick-moving robots they can send into space for planetary exploration.

Explore Related: