No one is certain how much more powerful and possibly intelligent computers will become in the 21st century. Exploring six prominent topics in computer science research, this title describes how computer scientists conduct research and attempt to formulate answers to important questions. Research published in journals, presented at conferences, and described in news releases supplies plenty of examples of scientific problems and how researchers attempt to solve them. Chapters include: -Advanced Computers -Artificial Neural Networks Computing with Brainy Technology -Computational Complexity and Solving Problems Efficiently -Encryption and Decryption Making and Breaking Codes and Ciphers -Computer Vision Creating Machines That Can See -Bioinformatics Using Computers to Explore Biological Data.
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Kyle Kirkland, Ph.D., received his doctorate in neuro-science from the University of Pennsylvania. He remains active in research and devotes considerable time to explaining mathematics and science to layperson audiences. He has published a number of articles on science, the history of science, and the present and future impact of science on our society. Kirkland is also the coauthor of Optics, in Facts on File's Science and Technology in Focus set.
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