Quantum teleportation breaks ground in Innsbruck study
Scientists report first demonstration of quantum teleportation linking distant particles. Zeilinger and colleagues at the University of Innsbruck Germanys Rome team also submitting parallel work. If refined, teleportation may enable ultra fast information transfer and, far later, possible applications to atoms and molecules.
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Nature
Anton Zellinger
University of Innsbruck
Austria
Rome
Zeilinger
Quantum teleportation of photon polarization demonstrated
Scientists show transfer of polarization between photons via entanglement. The process moved A’s polarization to C through intermediate B, yielding a 25 percent success rate in this setup. Experts note teleporting complex living beings remains far off and costly, with practical use likely in quantum computing data transfer.
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IBM
Charles H. Bennett
Einstein
Bennett
Zeilinger
KU faculty weigh ownership of creations in intellectu al property policy
KU faculty leaders voiced concerns at a Kansas Board of Regents session over a proposed state intellectual property policy. They warned that poorly framed rules could dampen creativity and threaten freedom of expression, with emphasis on internet based courses, industry involvement, and rights over works such as books adapted to plays or films.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Bob Barnhill
Arizona State University
Barnhill
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Arizona
Inte
Motorola
Kansas
Joseph Barron Jr
Laurence Draper
Regents Intellectual Property
Regents
Draper
David Shulenburger
Peter Thompson
KU School of Fine Arts
Thompson
Michael Hoeflich
KU School of Law
Hoeflich
Clinton praises Bronx housing project in Charlotte Gardens
President Clinton toured Charlotte Gardens in the South Bronx where 89 suburban style homes now stand, a symbol of private public partnerships reshaping inner city development. Builder Edward Logue and activists supported by foundations and government officials helped drive a rebound, with more than $1 billion in housing rebuilt in the South Bronx and a surge in community development corporations nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
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Reagan
London
Center For National Policy
Washington, D.C
Mothers Slapping Trials Shape Discipline Debate Across States
Prosecutors say two Michigan mothers who slapped their teens used excessive force while some parents defend discipline. Kathi Herren in Novi was convicted of misdemeanor assault for slapping her 14 year old, leading to probation and counseling. Deborah Skousen in Brighton faced aggravated assault charges after a similar incident with her 18 year old daughter. A separate case in St. Clair Shores involved the Provenzinos, found guilty in 1996 of failing to control a 17 year old son involved in burglaries and drug possession.
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