Walking tall

Pentium's pent-up problems

Living fossils

India's latest supercomputer

Choco absorbers

On Stygian shores

Technology is opening up new vistas for the world's underworld, as crooks learn to manipulate it to outwit their pursuers and captors

NET WORK

A will where there is a hill

Ants have found ways by which to make up for the loss of the queen. The perpetuation of the species and the continued use of the elaborate nests …

Hawk's-eye detector

The 3-d vision

Low flow

An ink to baffle cheats

Secret documents are now safe from the threat of being duplicated as a new ink has been developed which disappears when exposed to the bright …

Network

Friendly home-spy

A radar which can check oil in your car engine and can be used in many of your daily chores has been developed by the Lawrence Livermore …

Network

Flexible software

A new software which is less expensive, swift and easily adaptable will soon be used in computer-assisted clinical trials

Bending ceramic

Far sight

A remote sensing machine to measure vital signs will be used in the next Olympic games

Slick click

Five famous brands of the photographic industry are throwing their combined weight behind a new innovation. The camera they have developed will …

Shaping better

Free for all

Green bricks

Seeing small

A fresh innovation by IBM now allows the ordinary microscope to see minutest things like genes and single atom spectrums

Chip beats

The new computer-aided tabla (an Indian percussion instrument) may not give the human gurus a run for their money, but it is linking hi-tech …

A wonderful storm

The cyclone-type furnace capable Of achieving greater combustion efficiency and producing high temperatures is sure to be a hot favourite …