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The article focuses on the concept of Chris Manning, a computer science and linguistics professor at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, of having computers understand human language. It is mentioned that computers are more logical about information online, enabling them to process human language and act upon the conveyed message, and could give the individual more relevant query results. Manning explains the software created by his team to sort out ambiguities in language and helps mines biology research papers for basic data.

Focuses on the method of modeling the cardiovascular system being developed by a group of researchers at the Stanford Medical School in California. Mechanical engineering methods adopted to better understand the cardiovascular system; Group leader Charles Taylor's description of the model; Potential use in cardiovascular surgery.

Features the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California. Details on the research and development projects of the laboratory; Distribution of population; Lead in the fields of communications systems and field weapons.

The article discusses "lie California Air Resources Board sets pollution standards for that state, including the state-wide transportation market.

Focuses on the energy efficiency award gained by One Verizon Way building in Thousand Oaks, California. Consideration on building heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) costs; Installation of HVAC control panel and chillers by McQuay International of Minneapolis; Benefit on the illumination of table lamps.

Editorial. Comments on the test drive of the MT900 prototype car by race-car driver Warren Mosler in California. Features of the car; Comparison of MT900 with other cars; Collaboration between Mosler and automobile designer Rod Trenne in building the vehicle.