CW Emerging Tech: Nanotech used to create pulsing artificial arteries

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	Nanotech used to create pulsing artificial arteries A team of British researchers is set to begin human trials of nanotechnology-based artificial arteries. SPONSOR: BlueArc Successfully Achieve Storage Efficiency Dramatically lower your storage and operational cost savings by following the four steps to storage efficiency spelled out in this whitepaper. The keys include developing and implementing effective policies along with deploying new technologies including intelligent storage tiering. Table of Contents Nanotech used to create pulsing artificial arteries NASA’s next frontier: Venus, the moon or an asteroid? NASA works to keep Mars rover Spirit running OTHER RESOURCES Servers: Faster, Cheaper and Easier to Maintain The Need to Extend Wireless WAN NASA’s next frontier: Venus, the moon or an asteroid? NASA said it is in the process of choosing its next space venture from three options. The decision will be made by mid-2011, NASA said. NASA works to keep Mars rover Spirit running As NASA celebrates its Mars rover Spirit’s sixth anniversary exploring the red planet it is hunting for a way to keep the machine, which is mired in a sand trap, alive to see a seventh year. On its Web site, the space agency this week noted there may indeed be such an option. Nominate your world-class company Is your IT department great place to work? Our 17th annual “Best Places to Work in IT” special report and listing will honor 100 organizations that offer great benefits, salaries and opportunities for training and advancement, as well as provide interesting projects and a flexible and diverse work environment. NEW COMPUTERWORLD JOB BOARD Search multiple listings now and get new job alerts as they are posted. SHARK BAIT OF THE DAY Ergonomics or fall protection — what is a tech to do? Our engineering group sits on a raised floor inside the manufacturing area of our plant, with some sixteen steps to get up there (a second floor inside a building with 25-foot ceilings basically). Our ergonomics people requir us to use proper lifting and carrying techniques … Do You Tweet? Follow Computerworld on Twitter: @computerworld.
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