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DailyTech Main News FeedResearchers Discover Defective Nanotubes Are Better for Energy Storage –
Discovery could lead to smaller batteries with more power and run time
Climategate: Stunning Deception and Misconduct at UK Warming Research Center Revealed –
Climate researchers at the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit may have intentionally and artificially skewed temperature data in studies
11/20/2009 Daily Hardware Reviews –
DailyTech's roundup of hardware reviews from around the web for Friday
Hackers Reverse Ill-Effects of Apple's Update, Restoring Intel Atom Support –
Snow Leopard no longer confined to the steppes of Apple's restricted hardware
China Defense Ministry Targeted by Cyber Attacks 2 Million Times –
China must deal with its own cyber attacks against the defense ministry
CS Students Place in the 2009 ACM
Mid-Central USA Programming Contest
Computer Science students Josh Courtney, Zak Hoover, and Alex Genaille (ETSU1) and Andrew Carr, Chris Hendrickson, and Chris Sweeney (ETSU2) participated in the ACM Mid-Central Region Programming Contest held at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, Tennessee on October 24th.
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CS alumni leads new Microsoft Visual Studio project
Nathan Manis, a 1997 graduate of the Computer and Information Sciences department, has been named the lead in charge of development and debugging on Microsoft’s Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010.
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Student Help Desk is Open!
CSCI majors have volunteered their time to assist students with their labs and exercises. They are available to assist students in most of the freshman and sophomore CSCI classes. They do NOT provide assistance for the 1100 courses. They can provide help with CSCI 1200, 1900, 1710, 1250.
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