Stories by Elizabeth Corcoran

Coating a fiber with superconductors

Companies wield lawsuits as a market-development tool

Manufacturers move slowly to adopt open systems

They may open the way to new composite materials

How to build a market for an unwanted commodity

U.S. and Japanese compete to put optical fibers in the home

How companies are seeking their fortunes in garbage

The U.S. searches for a stand on technology

The CPI should measure inflation. Your mileage may vary.

Hypermedia turns information into a multisensory event

Research consortiums look for ways to work with backers

European technology companies hope for a boost from 1992

Industry leaders look to the Government for a new era

Preeminence in computing takes more than a fast machine

Might bacteria someday help to explain international debt?

Three companies hope to turn it into medical reality