SPP - Science and Technology

Science and Technology

  • Science Power Platform, planned Russian module of the International Space Station
  • Self-propelled particles, a concept used in statistical physics to describe swarm behaviour
  • Sequenced Packet Protocol, a network transport layer protocol promulgated by Xerox
  • Serial Port Profile, a Bluetooth wireless interface profile
  • Software Protection Platform, a Microsoft Windows license validation module
  • Species pluralis (spp.), Latin abbreviation for multiple species
  • Stromal processing peptidase, an metallopeptidase
  • Surface plasmon polariton, a type of polariton from strong coupling of electromagnetic waves
  • System Platform Processor, used in NVIDIA nForce2

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