Word: cellular
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...road? Instead of wrestling with a kluge, try plugging in a wireless modem like Sierra Wireless' AirCard 300 for Windows. PC Expo was packed with products like this, all betting heavily on a cable-free future. AirCard's advantage is that it automatically connects to a digital cellular network--or even a LAN--when you boot up, and it has a funky-looking antenna as well. The only catch: cellular can't operate at speeds faster than a tortoise-like 19.2 kbps. For now, the wireless experience is strictly for low-intensity surfers...
HAVE PHONE, WILL TRAVEL If you like the idea of a global phone but can't afford thousands of dollars for a bulky satellite model, Ericsson's new I 888 World ($299) might fit your budget, and briefcase, a little better. Using the newer GSM cellular network, the 6-oz. phone works in 48 countries, from Iceland to Indonesia, and bills international calls at $1 to $2 a minute. A built-in infrared modem lets you send e-mail wirelessly from one of the many notebook computers equipped with an infrared port. The glacial 9.6-kbps transmission rate, however, billed...
After a report on endostatin was published in the science journal Cell in January 1997, the protein's crystal structure was described in the fall of 1998 by Loeb Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics Donald C. Wiley and associate Wuan-Hua Ding in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. Clinical trials with human patients are slated to begin at Dana-Farber, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Massachusetts General Hospital in just a few months...
...student andfaculty advisory committees. The vast majority ofthe Foundation's faculty are not scholars in raceor ethnicity.Ali S. A. AsaniProfessor of the Practice of Indo-Muslim Languagesand CulturesJorge I. DominguezDirector of the Weatherhead Center forInterational AffairsDavid L. EvansSenior Admissions Officer, Office of AdmissionsWilliam M. GelbartProfessor of Molecular and Cellular BiologyJ. Woodland HastingsMangelsdorf Professor of Natural SciencesLeo Ou-Fan LeeProfessor of Chinese LiteratureKarel F. LiemBigelow Professor of Ichthyology and Dunster HouseMasterJames J. McCarthyAgassiz Professor of Biological Oceanography,Pforzheimer House MasterMichael ShinagelDean of Continuing Education and Quincy HouseMasterKaren E. Avery '87Assistant Dean of Harvard CollegeJohn E. Dowling '57Cabot Professor of the Natural...
After a hard-fought battle with brain cancer, Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology Ernest G. Peralta died at his Cambridge home on Monday...