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• Here comes the no-frills, mobile computer system
  P. Sunderarajan
  Three models that offer the essential features of a conventional PC
  It will have no hard disk but will have built-in memory......
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• India eyes own open-source license
  By Michael Kanellos
  Thursday, May 12 2005 9:59 AM
  MUMBAI, India--In the seemingly never-ending quest to balance openness with profits, one of
  India's more influential professors is devising yet another open-source licensing program.....
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• Nuelight to develop OLED controllers in India
  K.C. Krishnadas
  05/06/2005 9:41 AM EDT
  BANGALORE, India — Nuelight Corp. plans to set up a center in Hyderabad in south India to develop
  active matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) panel controllers......
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• Emerson Introduces a Line of Rosemount Instrumentation for
  Bio-Technology and Pharmaceutical Applications
  Emerson Process Management has announced a portfolio of Rosemount measurement devices
  to measure pressure, temperature, level, and flow in bio-technology and pharmaceutical......
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• India sets up first helium plant
  BBC News, Calcutta
  Helium is highly sought after all over the world India is setting up a prototype plant to produce
  helium, a gas that has wide applications from nuclear technology to medical sciences.......
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• India’s rating falls in world competitiveness
  Thursday, May 12, 2005
  NEW DELHI:India has dropped to 39th rank this year from 34th position last year in the world
  competitiveness ratings....
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• More funds for science & technology: FM
  New Delhi, May 11
  Finance Minister P Chidambaram today promised higher budgetary support to science and
  technology and asked India Inc to step up R&D efforts to convert the emerging.........
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• Newer technologies to revive Indian tea industry:-
  Jorhat (Assam) | May 12, 2005 1:40:08 PM IST
  Indian scientists here are devising new cost effective technologies
  to cut down tea production expenses and upgrade factory machinery in an attempt......
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• $6 bn rural energy opportunity lying untapped in India
  ABHAY VAIDYA
  TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ MONDAY, MAY 09, 2005 08:15:14 PM ]
  PUNE: A $6 billion rural lighting/cooking opportunity seems to be lying untapped in the country even as
  Maharashtra's politicians are continuing to grapple in the dark over the power crisis in the state......
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• UC Riverside Researchers Aim to Make Fuel Cell Technology Commercially Viable
  Yushan Yan
  May 10, 2005
  Published paper reports on work to produce highly efficient, zero emission electrical energy
  that could replace the internal combustion engine.......
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• The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Strategic Overview Anti-Counterfeiting
  and Piracy Initiative
  April 2005
  The U.S. Chamber has launched a broad initiative to effectively thwart the growing global threat of
  counterfeiting and piracy to the U.S. economy,the global business community, and.....
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• RECENT EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS
  April 2005 – The Chamber released its “Guide to Counterfeiting and Piracy,” a glossy
  brochure that is....
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• $3 Million in Awards up for Grabs as Record Number of Teens Compete in
  Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
  May 09, 2005 11:00 AM US Eastern Timezone
  PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 9, 2005--A record number of young scientists and inventors
  arrive today to compete for $3 million in scholarships and awards......
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• New Asia Pacific Science and Technology Center Set to Meet Demand for Innovation
  and Solutions In Better Housing, Energy Conservation And Materials
  As a global leader in the building materials and composites industries, Owens Corning is taking bold
  action in its commitment to meeting the Asia Pacific region's demand for better housing, energy......
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