Research Horizons [Volume 23, Number 2, Winter 2006]

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2006-01-04Author
Becker, T. J.
Goettling, Gary
Robinson, Rick
Sanders, Jane M.
Toon, John
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Plastic Panache - COPE aims to be the country's premier research and educational resource for flexible organic photonic and electronic materials. Seniors Slipping - Study showing diminished response and accuracy in numerical cognition among senior adult gorillas may lead to insight on the human aging process. 100-to-1 Bandwidth -
New planar design allows fabrication of ultra-wideband, phased-array antennas. Quantum Memory -
Researchers demonstrate storage and retrieval of single photons transmitted between remote memories. Crisis Talk -
GTRI helps implement statewide interoperable communications system. Free Birds -
Researchers are helping unmanned aerial vehicles be more independent. HAWKEYE Support -
Software tool supports complex electronic and mechanical systems. Measuring Up -
CardioMEMS’ new medical device combines wireless and MEMS technology to monitor blood pressure of aneurysm patients. Close Encounters of an Electromagnetic Kind -
GTRI's testing center helps manufacturers reduce interference between medical devices and electromagnetic emissions. Smaller is Better -
Nanoengineered silicon-germanium microchips may herald new applications from radar to space exploration. Sensing Support -
SENSIAC helps military advance technologies for defense sensors. Danger in the Sky -
Researchers are developing better air defense systems for U.S. military aircraft.