Web Japan > Trends in Japan > Archives > Sci-tech 1999-2000
Where Have All the Birdies Gone?
(October 16, 2000)
Fewer Breeding Places for Small Birds
Umbilical Lifelines
(September 18, 2000)
Cord Blood Banking Takes Off
Getting Around Without Help
(August 10, 2000)
Innovative Assistive Walking Devices Under Development
Fighting Computer Hackers
(June 26, 2000)
Business Is Good for Internet Security Firms
No Such Thing as "Out of Print"
(May 15, 2000)
Strong Future Prospects for On-Demand Printing
If You'd Rather Stop Puffing . . .
(April 28, 2000)
Japanese Government Supports Efforts to Quit Smoking
Facing the Fallout
(January 6, 2000)
Nuclear Accident Questions Remain Unanswered
Human-Powered Electronics
(November 18, 1999)
The Latest Technology Relies on Primitive Energy Sources
What's the Beef?
(November 15, 1999)
Consumers React to Sales of Meat from Cloned Cows
What Are We Eating?
(October 13, 1999)
Moves Pick Up to Label Genetically Modified Food
From Rice Planting to Air Traffic Control
(August 27, 1999)
Civilian Use of GPS Expanding
Order-Made Medicine
(March 16, 1999)
Looking at Genetic Data to Make More Effective Drugs
Fuel-Cell Fever
(March 9, 1999)
Working on the Battery for the Coming Century
One Hot Timepiece
(February 8, 1999)
New Watch Runs on Body Heat
Allergy-Free
(February 5, 1999)
Could an Old Human Nemesis Be the Cure-All?
Artificial Organs
(February 3, 1999)
New Technologies Give New Hope to Patients
Just Drive on Through
(January 8, 1999)
Electronic Toll Collection Ready for Use on Japan's Expressways
