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OCP-IP Announces Six New Members: Comtech EF Data, CreVinn Teoranta, ENSTA, Princeton University, Silicon Image and Tata Elsxi Join Partnership BEAVERTON, Ore. -- Open Core Protocol International Partnership (OCP-IP) today announced that Comtech EF Data, CreVinn Teoranta, ENSTA, Princeton University, Silicon Image and Tata ELXSI joined the organization. The six new members illustrate the...; Tags: ASICs, Components, FINANCE, HARDWARE, Modems, NETWORKING, Princeton University, Semiconductors, Silicon Image; Research articles 2008-01-07
The concept of the apolitical: German Jewish thought and Weimar political theology: INTRODUCTION: WEIMAR POLITICAL THEOLOGY RECENT YEARS HAVE SEEN CONSIDERABLE DEBATE OVER THE CONCERNS of political theology and the question as to how the concepts and categories that inform political association may have derived historically from, or logically depend upon, prior concepts of religion. Debates over this question are partly...; Tags: Components, HARDWARE, Modems, predicament, Princeton University, theory, University of Chicago; Research articles 2007-09-22
A NETWORK OF A DIFFERENT STRIPE: Zebras go wireless on the Kenyan plains. IT WAS PRETTY PATHETIC," recalls electrical engineering student Pei Zhang, describing the scene. In the middle of the Kenyan plains, three Princeton University professors and four Ph.D. students-Zhang among them-all hovered over a metal box, waiting for a green light to...; Tags: computer, GPS, Handhelds, HARDWARE, MARKETING, network, Princeton University, PRODUCTIVITY, radio; Research articles 2007-09-01
Midshipman's Cruise on the Carrier: USS PRINCETON: Then, as today, future Naval officers received their first taste of shipboard life with summer cruises aboard the fighting ships of the world's finest Navy In the spring of 1948,1 was a sophomore at Princeton University and a member of the NROTC unit there. The best part of...; Tags: carrier, cruise, HARDWARE, officer, Princeton University, Storage, watch; Research articles 2007-08-01
Greenhorns, Green Choices: Take four grads, one winning business plan, and a scheme to make current run more evenly-it's all business. The day after graduation, exhausted and a bit hung over, four freshly minted engineers from Princeton University received a term sheet from Greg Olsen, a local businessman. Term sheets are...; Tags: HARDWARE, Mice, Princeton University, technology; Research articles 2007-07-01

Princeton Teams Advance Nanoimprint Understanding.: Aaron Hand, Executive Editor, Electronic Media With two recent papers in the journal Nanotechnology, researchers at Princeton University (Princeton, N.J.) have published important advances in nanoimprint lithography NIL, taking the technique a couple of steps further toward feasibility as a next-generation lithography...; Tags: HARDWARE, mold, Nanotechnology, polymer, Princeton University, PRODUCTIVITY, researcher, Semiconductors, technique; Research articles 2007-03-01
Is the election tamper-proof? Mostly, officials say.(News): Byline: Robert Sanchez Daily Herald Staff Writer Using a screwdriver and a memory card, a Princeton University professor set out to show how quickly vote-stealing software could be uploaded into an electronic voting machine. The so-called "Princeton hack" sparked controversy as ...; Tags: audit, ballot, Components, Cook, FINANCE, Government, HARDWARE, Keyboards, Princeton University; Research articles 2006-10-25
50 top colleges for African Americans: our exclusive ranking yielded some surprises and some staples. And this year, after we show you the best schools, we take a comprehensive look at how to make college affordable: FOR A KID GROWING UP IN THE INNER city, visiting a college campus can be an eye-opening experience. At any given moment, you may find yourself on a winding path with large sycamores, fallen pine cones, and ivy-covered buildings, leaving behind a life of loud streets and overcrowded schools. ...; Tags: Atlanta, Emory University, FINANCE, financial, HARDWARE, Princeton University, scholarship, University of Virginia; Research articles 2006-09-01
Books received 2005-2006: ISLAM AND GENERAL SURVEYS Gerges, Fawaz A. The Far Enemy: Why Jihad Went Global. Cambridge University Press, 2005. Hardcover $27.00. Fattah, Moataz A. Democratic Values in the Muslim World. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2006. Hardcover $49.95. Jamieson, Alan. Faith and Sword: A Short History of Christian-Muslim...; Tags: Books, HARDWARE, INTERNET, Princeton University, Syracuse University; Research articles 2006-06-22
Lose biodiversity and gain diseases.: Jun 16, 2006 (New Scientist - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Biodiversity is good for public health. Andy Dobson, an ecologist at Princeton University, gives as an example the white-footed mouse, which lives in small patches of forest and grassland and carries Lyme disease. Such ...; Tags: HARDWARE, Mice, mouse, Princeton University; Research articles 2006-06-16
mPhase Technologies Prototype Magnetometer on Display at New Jersey Security & Defense Expo Tomorrow: LITTLE FALLS, N.J. -- mPhase Technologies (OTCBB:XDSL) is participating at the New Jersey Technology Council's 2nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Homeland Security & Defense Expo tomorrow by displaying its prototype ultra-sensitive magnetometer that could be used in defense and homeland security applications. The event is taking place from 2 p.m. to...; Tags: Government, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Princeton University, Semiconductors; Research articles 2006-04-24
Laptop Orchestra boots up in N.J.: Having long taken pop music hostage, electronically generated sounds often threaten to revolutionize more serious music - why not? - with an infinite variety of timbre and gesture, not to mention the control over such elements that technology offers. There's been plenty of resistance in classical music culture, but...; Tags: HARDWARE, music, Notebooks, Princeton University; Research articles 2006-04-06
Sun grants Princeton University 100,000 CPU hours on the Sun Grid.: M2 PRESSWIRE-13 December 2005-Sun Microsystems: Sun grants Princeton University 100,000 CPU hours on the Sun Grid C1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:12122005 SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: SUNW), today announced Princeton University is a recipient of the...; Tags: Components, CPU, HARDWARE, Princeton University, Processors, Semiconductors, Sun Microsystems Inc.; Research articles 2005-12-13
Teaching for Posterity: Princeton Professor David P. Billington strives to teach engineering as an intellectually and culturally stimulating subject.LATE LAST FALL I visited Princeton University to give a sequence of evening lectures; during the day I was privileged to observe a master teacher at work in his element.David P. Billington began teaching structural...; Tags: Components, engineering, Entrepreneurship, HARDWARE, lecture, Princeton University, professor, Projectors, teacher; Research articles 2005-07-01
Presidential abode: WASHINGTON -- George Washington has his soaring monument, and Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln have their grand memorials. But there's only one presidential museum in the nation's capital, and it belongs to Woodrow Wilson, the former New Jersey governor and president of Princeton University. The museum, Wilson's stately...; Tags: Components, HARDWARE, museum, president, Princeton University, Projectors, White House; Research articles 2004-12-12
"Making Special": An Undescribed Human Universal and the Core of a Behavior of Art.: Ellen Dissanayake is an independent scholar and lecturer. To the casual observer, the arts appear to be products of culture, not biology. Their forms differ widely from society to society, and societies vary in the value they attach to individual arts. Yet the fact ...; Tags: Components, HARDWARE, Modems, Princeton University, PRODUCTIVITY, Ritual; Research articles 2004-11-01
Congressman Rush Holt Extols Virtues of High-Tech in Einstein's Alley: EWING, N.J. -- Universal Display Corporation, Leading Developer of Next-Generation Display Technology for Advanced Communication Systems, Hosts Event to Formally Announce Military Contract Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:PANL), a leading developer of organic light emitting device OLED technologies for flat panel displays, lighting, and other opto-electronics, hosted a reception in...; Tags: Components, congressman, Einstein, FINANCE, HARDWARE, Princeton University, technology; Research articles 2004-07-20
Low-cost data storage device.(Technology Update): Researchers at Princeton University and Hewlett-Packard Laboratories in the USA have constructed a low-cost data storage device from plastic and silicon that can potentially store 100 Mbit.[cm.sup.-2]. The researchers' device combines attributes of solid-state silicon memory devices and plastic storage devices such as compact disks...; Tags: HARDWARE, Princeton University, researcher, Storage; Research articles 2004-02-01
ASIP Laser Accomplishment Recognized by the Optical Fiber Communication Conference: Business Editors/High-Tech Writers SOMERSET, N.J.--BUSINESS WIRE--April 2, 2003 ASIP Receives Post-deadline Paper Honors at OFC for World's First Commercially Available 10Gb/s Uncooled EML ASIP, Inc., an emerging leader in the development of photonic integrated circuits, announced today it was recognized at the recent Optical Fiber Communication...; Tags: fiber, HARDWARE, high-performance, laser, Leadership, Princeton University, Semiconductors; Research articles 2003-04-02
Researcher on a renewable power course: creating energy and cleaner air Princeton University physicist Stephen Paul looks at the waste stream and sees an alternative fuel that cuts greenhouse gas emissions and carbon monoxide gas by 50 percent. P-SERIES fuel is a new, liquid, renewable, nonpetroleum gasoline formulation, explains...; Tags: Dr., emission, HARDWARE, Paul, Princeton University, Servers; Research articles 2003-01-01