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• MEMS Clock Counts Minutes in Micrometers.

  - 2006-04-20

  Byline: Texas Tech University LUBBOCK, April 20 AScribe Newswire -- Think your wristwatch is compact? Try beating this: Dr. Tim Dallas and his team of Texas Tech University nanotechnology students have created a clock so small that it can keep time on the head...

  Tags: Dallas, HARDWARE, MEMS, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Texas Tech University

• Texas Tech University's student union building

  - 2006-03-01

  AFTER MULTIPLE ADDITIONS, THE character of an original building can get lost. But what's old can be made new again. * FUNCTION: Campus center for groups, special uses, and everyday social interaction among students and staff at Texas Tech. * PROBLEM: The original building, circa 1953, was expanded...

  Tags: Desktops, HARDWARE, Manufacturing, MARKETING, Texas Tech University

• Laboratory and field evaluation of instrumentation for the semicontinuous determination of particulate nitrate (and other water-soluble particulate components).(TECHNICAL PAPER)

  - 2006-03-01

  ABSTRACT Studies conducted at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency facility in Research Triangle Park, NC, and at a field study in Southern California have demonstrated the capability for the semicontinuous determination of particulate nitrate (and other water-soluble ionic species). Two instruments,...

  Tags: Components, HARDWARE, monitor, Servers, species, Texas Tech University, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Virtual, searchable Vietnam archive

  - 2004-11-01

  The Vietnam Center in Lubbock, Texas, has undertaken a $1.8 million project to digitize its holdings as a virtual archive (vietnam.ttu.edu) available to the public online. The Center, created by Texas Tech University, is dedicated to collecting, preserving and making available records of the American Vietnam experience."Ultimately, about 20 million...

  Tags: Databases, HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, Storage, Texas Tech University

• Registration of TTU-LRC castor germplasm with reduced levels of ricin and RC[A.sub.120]. (Registrations of Germplasms).

  - 2003-03-01

  An open-pollinated germplasm population of castor (Ricinus communis L.) TTU-LRC (Reg. no. GP-3, PI 631156) was developed at Texas Tech University and released in 2002. The eight [F.sub.6] parental lines of TTU-LRC were selected for reduced levels of two toxins found in castor seeds, ricin and...

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• Mapping Miss Liberty. (Laser Mapping).

  - 2002-09-01

  Using three-dimensional laser scanning technology, the College of Architecture at Texas Tech University, in cooperation with the Historic American Buildings Survey and the National Park Service, has created a 3D model of the Statue of Liberty and is helping to create the first ever accurate architectural...

  Tags: 3D, HARDWARE, laser, Scanners, Texas Tech University

• Battling Gunk.(Custom Biologicals)(Brief Article)

  - 2001-04-01

  Clarence Baugh knows his critters. A bacterial physiologist, he worked for the Army's bacterial warfare center, for Merck on childhood disease vaccines and later was a professor at Texas Tech University. Now he owns Custom Biologicals, a Boca Raton company that develops microscopic critters that break...

  Tags: gunk, HARDWARE, HEALTHCARE, Merck & Co. Inc., SALES, Tablets, Texas Tech University, vaccine