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October 9, 2008
Week 24
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High-tech ID cards rolling out at
New England ports
Biologists and engineers create
fast-acting pathogen sensor


A new biosensor uses jellyfish DNA to identify harmful bacteria and viruses in the air — in less than two minutes. (ClipSyndicate)
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Introducing the next-generation Harris Unity™ XG-100 Multiband Radio— now available to federal, state, and local agencies. Wherever you are, whatever the operation, carry the one radio that unites the entire team.

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Edmonton, the Pope and 9/11


Most Popular Articles
First, do no harm, Part 3

Where no WLAN has gone
before


Most Forwarded Articles
Where there's smoke, there's
wildfire


Healthcare emergency
managers face stiffer
standards


People over gadgets in hospital planning
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