General Resources
- The Strategy of Technology, by Possony, Pournelle, and Kane - full text of classic book from 1970, with some updates and comments - many good sections still pertinent and thought provoking - if nothing else, at least view the table of contents for ideas
- How Stuff Works, technology explained so even I can understand
- The National Academies - science, engineering, medicine, & National Research Council
Sci-Tech Publications & Online News
- See also publications on Future Studies page
- MIT Technology Review, includes free e-mail tech newsletter
- TechNewsWorld
- Discover, monthly, science and tech
- Scientific American, monthly
- Science, "global weekly of research" -- fee for full text
- Nature, weekly, science
- Jane's
- Science News online, weekly journal that condenses developments in to a couple of understandable paragraphs, covers medicine and just about all areas of science
- Issues in Education and Technology, online, publication of the National Academy of Sciences and others
- Harvard Science Review
- Bell Labs Innovations
- ScienceNOW
- Yahoo list of science magazines
- Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, on security, military, and nuclear
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory Review
- News Report Online, on activities of National Academy of Sciences
- Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Research Review
- Science Daily, "your link to the latest research news"
- EurekAlert, science news releases
- UniSci, "daily university science news"
- MSNBC Technology News
- Cornell Science & Technology Magazine, quarterly, science and engineering
- BBC Science and Technology News
- National Science & Technology Week, by National Science Foundation
- Science & Technology Review, formerly Energy & Technology Review, about research at Lawrence Livermore National Lab
- TechWeb, news portal for info tech
- CNN Technology
Computer Publications
- See also publications on Future Studies page
- ZD Net, news, reviews, etc.
- CNET.com, like a Yahoo site dedicated to computers and technology
- Chips, U.S. Navy's information technology magazine
- Federal Computer Week, government tech news
- Government Computer News, from federal to local
- Military Information Technology Online
- PC Magazine online
- PC World online
- SiliconValley.com, "inside the tech economy"
- TechWeb, news portal for info tech
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
Macintosh
- MacCentral, incorporating MacWeek.com, about Macintosh
- MacWorld Online, about Macintosh
- MacUser, about Macintosh
DoD Resources
U.S. Government Resources
International Resources
Sci-Tech History
- The Strategy of Technology, by Possony, Pournelle, and Kane - full text of classic book from 1970, with some updates and comments - many good sections still pertinent and thought provoking - if nothing else, at least view the table of contents for ideas
- Invention & Technology, past and present, some articles only available in hard copy
- History of Science, Technology & Medicine, ECHO (exploring & collecting history online)
- See also Past Futures
- See also 12,000 Year Timeline
Internet, Computers, and Society
Getting Smart and Robots
Getting Small
- MIT NanoMechanical Technology Laboratory
- MIT Nanostructures Laboratory (NSL)
- Intelligent Micromachine Initiative, Sandia National Lab -- lots of links in the nano field
- Nanotechnology Team, NASA
- Match Head Sized Web-Server, with potential for addding computer connection almost anywhere
- DNA motors, from Lucent, use DNA combinations to make motors
- Carbon nanotube springs and bearings, from UC Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, one thousandth the friction of best existing bearings and springs -- other projects also listed
- Nano robot arm, able to work in a blood environment, from Linköping University -- other projects also listed
- Carbon nanotube balance can weigh individual viruses and bacteria, from Georgia Tech
- Nanotechnology and fabrication research, at Harvard -- includes projects such as tweezers only 20 nm in diameter for moving (really) small things
- Molecular level transformations and fabrication, from Feringa group, at the University of Groningen -- including projects such as a molecular motor using ultraviolet light to cause rotary motion
- Materials and Process Simulation Center (MSC) at the California Institute of Technology
- The nanoManipulator Project (UNC Chapel Hill)
- Molecular Structure Laboratory SUNY Stony Brook
Getting Smell and Other Senses and Biotech
Getting Ubiquitous and Wearable Computers
Combining Computers
Is Stealth Dead?
- China can 'see' US stealth aircraft -- 11/30/99 London Times article about Chinese use of PCL technology which can detect U.S. stealth aircraft
- Design and Optimization of Passive and Active Imaging Radar, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Lockheed Martin "Silent Sentry" system, similar to Chinese
- PCL system able to detect 600 km away, tested using shuttle
- May 1998, by accident Lockheed-Martin discovers the PCL system can detect meteorites as small as grain of sand
Miscellaneous
- plasma (instead of solid) antenna, not detectable by radar, New Scientist, 11/27/99
- Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST), expanding opportunities for all learners
- Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (parc), creators of many of the desktop aspects common today
- Symantec AntiVirus Research Center
- the Technology Education Lab
- WWW Virtual Library on Knowledge Management
- Knowledge Management & Organizational Learning, including many articles
- Knowledge Management Think Tank
- Role of Information Technology in Managing Organizational Change and Organizational Interdependence, by Malhotra
- Atlas of Cyberspaces
- Scientific and Technological Options Assessment (STOA), European Parliament, Directorate-General for Research
- Chaos Theory For The Practical Military Mind, ACSC paper dealing with use of chaos theory in military
- International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS)
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