Abstracts: TIA program in jeopardy, insiders say. Ship loan guarantees prone to fraud: GAO. Nuclear teams at DOE lack airlift, IG says
Abstracts: Army anticipating $98.5 billion for fiscal 2005: general. Verbatim: Army chief of staff Gen. Peter Schoomaker
Abstracts: Incredible science yields incredible results. Army eyes hydrogen vehicles as efficiency boosters. U.S., U.K. to talk cooperation on future army systems
Abstracts: DAPRA drove military revolution, institute. DHS tech boss: For some answers. Firm to commercialize handheld radiation detector
Abstracts: Tron reloaded: the sci-fi classic gets a sequel and an upgrade. The inside of your computer will never be the same
Abstracts: Security experts see tough months ahead in Iraq. Defense agency rushing new technology to Iraq. Container security initiative may expand to mideast
Abstracts: Gripen makes debut in United States. V-22's hydraulics under scrutiny after new leak. Osprey goes through paces for press
Abstracts: Maximum overdrive. Extreme makeover . The massively multiplayer magic kingdom
Abstracts: White House, Congress differ on transportation plans. Congress seeks answers to New Orleans levee failures. Corps issues list of deficient levees, develops database
Abstracts: Lockheed battles Northrop, Boeing for radio job. By not standing still, top firms stay there. Lockheed, KDA team for Korean destroyer program
Abstracts: The roots of bust 2.0. Leader of the free world: how Linus Torvalds became benevolent dictator of Planet Linux, the biggest collaborative project in history
Abstracts: Mission to Mars, Utah. The super network. Surviving 7G
Abstracts: United Defense wins navy missile launcher contract. United Defense wins $43.7 million Egyptian contract. Northrop Grumman continues Navy software work
Abstracts: The unraveling. If you secretly like Michael Bolton, we'll know. Stripped for parts
Abstracts: Remissions in maternal depression and child psychology: A STAR*D-Child report. The epidemiology of major depressive disorder: results from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R)
Abstracts: Mind share . When virtual world collide. The new nature vs. nurture: science is pulling the long-standing debate in strange directions
Abstracts: We are here: with the help of GPS, Amazonian tribes reclaim the rain forest. Death by GPS
Abstracts: Would you like Wi-Fi with that? The way to cash in on wireless: give it away. Why analog is cool again: super-sensitive switches etched in silicon? This is not your father's solid state
Abstracts: Easy as pie. Cat on the cutting edge: pet medicine is a booming business. It's also a proving ground for science that could save your life
Abstracts: Sky Dayton and the next wave of mobile phones. Fat pipe dream: Softbank founder Masayoshi Son lost $75 billion in the dotcom crash. His new master plan: superfast, supercheap DSL for the masses
Abstracts: I love my Ninteendogs. The army's war games. Hacking the Matrix
Abstracts: Preparing for takeoff. Bridges: Inch'on Airport Bridge features 800 m cable-stayed main span. Expansion increases capacity at Tucson International Airport
Abstracts: Silent but deadly: Skunk Works quietly created killer tech. And paved the way for Enron. Go ahead, Chip me!
Abstracts: Confronting depression and suicide in physicians: a consensus statement. Physician discontent: challenges and opportunities
Abstracts: San Diego delivers. Senate, House bills propose increase in funds for water supply research. Unleashing the flow
Abstracts: Low-fat dietary pattern and risk of invasive breast cancer: The women's health initiative randomized dietary modification trial
Abstracts: BRCA1 mutations and breast cancer in the general population: analyses in women before age 35 years and in women before age 45 years with first-degree family history
Abstracts: US military smallpox vaccination program experience. Myopericarditis following smallpox vaccination among vaccinia-naive US military personnel
Abstracts: Antitumor activity of thalidomide in refractory multiple myeloma. A phase 2 study of bortezomib in relapsed, refractory myeloma
Abstracts: The quality of health care delivered to adults in the United States. Who is at greatest risk for receiving poor-quality health care?
Abstracts: Is the US draining the UK of nurses? Health secretary's life saved by nurses. Will nurses have a voice at foundation trusts' top tables?
Abstracts: The team tackling dysphagia. The back to work business. Acting against allergy
Abstracts: Changes create new nursing careers. Praise for mental health review. Can counselling take place in acute clinical mental health?
Abstracts: The OSCE represents the 'least worst' clinical testing option. Malignant hyperthermia: clinical features and management
Abstracts: 'I'm delighted the new role is making a difference'. 'Nurses have so much to offer'. A pathway to better care
Abstracts: A mental health worker for minority ethnic communities. A profession that's moving forward. Moving on from the trauma of genocide
Abstracts: A nursing perspective on the misuse of anabolic steroids. The management of allergic reaction to venomous insect stings
Abstracts: The physiology of mucus and sputum production in the respiratory system. Physiology for practice: the mechanisms controlling respiration
Abstracts: A review of nursing skill-mix to optimize care in an acute trust. Living with lung disease
Abstracts: How to improve care through effective decision-making. How to make your CV stand out. How to give presentations
Abstracts: Agency nursing can boost your skills. Strike nurses face report to NMC. New rules will assure agency quality
Abstracts: Musharraf's Morass. Trouble every day. Say nothing
Abstracts: Corruption: stealing from the poor. Weak efforts. Travel pains. New visa rules for visitors to the U.S. hurt businesses that need to see overseas customers
Abstracts: Getting ready for free trade. Bush catches up with Asia. Getting away with murder
Abstracts: Crime-fighting for the masses. Feeling the pain. Vietnam's Savvy private banks
Abstracts: BRCA1 mutations in women attending clinics that evaluate the risk of breast cancer. Breast cancer genetics: what we know and what we need
Abstracts: The day of reckoning. China life stumbles. Numbers game
Abstracts: Take our workers, please. Rural credit co-operatives: China's other big banking mess. Legend goes for the big league
Abstracts: The new medical malpractice crisis. Claims, errors, and compensation payments in medical malpractice litigation
Abstracts: Health warning. Learning from the SARS crisis, Taiwan plans major changes to its health-care system. How to stay evergreen
Abstracts: Short-circuited. Big broadband dreams. Central's great leap forward
Abstracts: Keeping out the worms. The frequent flyer: get miles ahead. Hong Kong's backbone. Despite a prolonged recession, record levels of unemployment and a devastating health crisis, Hong Kong can count on its entrepreneurs to invest in its future
Abstracts: Wave of the future. Roaring ahead. Evidence suggests that SARS did not seriously dent investors' long-term confidence in the economy
Abstracts: India's mandate: share the growth. The terror that stalks India. Indian summer
Abstracts: The apogee of oddness. Travelling in style. Jobs for high spirits
Abstracts: EU may replace veto to forge foreign policy. Europeans reject the idea of full-time EU president. Battle resumes on EU constitution
Abstracts: NYSE discloses top aides' pay. SEC preps 'Best-Price' overhaul. U.S. equity firm will buy Amex for $110 million
Abstracts: Tokyo signals it is uncomfortable with euro's slide against yen. Japan's intervention to curb yen reached record amount in May
Abstracts: Employees assess 'essential' characters of their livelihood. Take our business, take our people: BMO
Abstracts: Networking on the grid. A quiet benefactor who makes a big noise on campus. Queen's School of Business wins high world-class ratings
Abstracts: Payments to EI fund trigger call for cuts. TPC fund: corporate welfare or economic engine. Tax cuts, investments prescribed by economists
Abstracts: Reclaiming child soldiers' lost lives. When military parents are sent to war, children left behind need ample support
Abstracts: A chart - based method for identification of delirium: validation compared with interview ratings using the confusion assessment method
Abstracts: Researchers probe depression in children. Scientists use neuroimaging, genetic studies to probe biology of Tourette syndrome
Abstracts: Effects of citalopram and interpersonal psychotherapy on depression in patients with coronary artery disease: The Canadian Cardiac Randomized Evaluation of Antidepressant and Psychotherapy Efficacy (CREATE) trial
Abstracts: Six ways nanotubes will change your life. The spies who fund me . Starlight Express: nanotech's promise is out of this world. Just ask Brad Edwards, who's planning to build a carbon-nanotube elevator that goes 62,000 miles straight up
Abstracts: Petroleum (integrated) industry. Natural gas (diversified) industry
Abstracts: The golden age of gadgets. The graffiti hackers. Future fetish
Abstracts: Canadian energy industry. part 4
Abstracts: Natural gas (diversified) industry. part 4
Abstracts: Natural gas (distribution). Natural gas (distribution) industry
Abstracts: MANPADs pose global threat to airlifters. Lawmakers: time to up rewards for SAMs in Iraq. Pentagon Okays Stryker Brigade for Iraq
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. part 2
Abstracts: The Pentagon vs. battlefield bacteria. Don't try this at home. The ex files
Abstracts: Coal industry
Abstracts: Iraq training ewild cardE for contractors, exec says. Opportunity knocks for Lockheed with DD(X) radar decision
Abstracts: New and improved! A user's guide to your genetically modified future. The Click Fraud Cold War
Abstracts: House committee approves $369 billion for fiscal 2004. Intuitive leaps pay off. 'Buy-America' provision hurts U.S. defense capabilities
Abstracts: Securities brokerage industry. Index to stocks. Supplementary reports
Abstracts: The fast-forward, on-demand, network-smashing future of television: what happens when digital video recorders give viewers control of the TV schedule, the content, and the ads? The whole world is watching
Abstracts: Payments detailed in implant lawsuit. No reasons for smiles, save hope and Internet. Iraq work puts Bechtel in spotlight; private contractor juggles restoration with controversy
Abstracts: Rockford appoints C. Foster president. Pa. House changes. Foster takes Pennsylvania House post
Abstracts: Many attendees pleased with IFAM show. Calgary slower, but still important. Small crowds expected at Toronto show
Abstracts: June orders up 1%, first monthly gain of '03. May factory orders drop 11%. Factory orders down 11% in March
Abstracts: The pedal to the metal, totally illegal cross-continental sprint for glory. Building the nuke wall: radiation detectors are already in place all over America. No one will say where
Abstracts: Increased spending needed for new defense technologies. Cebrowski sees LCS critical to force protection. Cebrowski syas new ship hull halves power, fuel use
Abstracts: Bassett launches national ad campaign. Advertising takes a turn in this converging world. Bassett has new TV ad
Abstracts: The enemy within . Keep it down I'm trying to work. The Web changes everything
Abstracts: Mullen: 313-vessels fleet means $13.5 billion a year. SecNav says weapons budget share shrank. CNO Clark hints future Navy budgets tight, jog cuts seen
Abstracts: FIDX working meeting set for Sept.19 in Charlotte. La-Z-Boy heralds change. Furniture Caucus meets this week
Abstracts: Despite McCain, analysts see F/A-22, tankers surviving. Lockheed given $602.6 million for international Joint Strike Fighter
Abstracts: ITMA, YHFP join forces to provide internships. Tietex Interiors redefines its brand identity. U.S. fabric producers still standing despite import wave
Abstracts: Thermobaric Hellfire gets production nod. BAE fills major role in Navy Littoral Combat Ship bid. ATK given $222.6 million missile design contract
Abstracts: Table design wins student ASFD scholarship. ASFD site has entry kit for Pinnacles. ASFD taking applications for design awards
Abstracts: Canadian factories looking for new ways to compete. Aaron set to enter Canadian market. Canadian factories brace for increased import heat
Abstracts: Lockheed gains $175 million contract, scores on missile test. Osprey programs receives $123.2 million in new funds
Abstracts: Aktrin sees continued growth in spending. Consumer budgeting less for purchases in '05. After strong '04, Canadian spending expected to slow
Abstracts: Top Pentagon weapons buyer wary of contractor takeovers. Lockheed continues IT industry consolidation with Titan buy
Abstracts: Contracting for homeland security R and D. Allocation of inventive effort in complex product systems. Experience and scale and scope economies: trade-offs and performance in development
Abstracts: Senators, contractors press for multi-year shipbuilding funds. Congress returns to answer defense funding questions
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