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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
Science and industry covers how large scale scientific challenges can initiate the building of new industries for those willing to invest the time and money. These challenges include, but are not limited to, space travel, global climate changes, clean water, physics, biology, medical, nanotechnology, energy, and green transportation.
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By Pam Frost Gorder - Researchers at Ohio State University have demonstrated the first plastic computer memory device...
By Megan Fellman - A team of nanoscientists at Northwestern University is using the flexible plastic sheets as the...
By Al Presher - The fieldbus wars may be over, but the new battleground in machine and motion control networking is now...
More than half of Americans report that they have been touched by someone (living or deceased) who has Alzheimer's...
In order to accelerate drug discovery, many labs are increasingly looking to the use of predictive modeling and...
NASA - At NASA, as in the rest of the research community, these grades are called technology readiness levels, or TRLs.
For pharmaceutical companies, the development of effective and binding patents is often key to their efforts to...
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), with help from The Boeing Company and Iridium...
The application of nanobiotechnology has far ranging uses within a number of sectors of the life sciences industry,...
As a growing number of industry authorities confirm that they only intend to accept documents for approval in...
Forty percent of Alzheimer's patients don't eat enough...this solution could be helpful to you.....or others suffering...
In a recent survey, Pharma IQ asked members of the pharmaceutical industry if electronic submissions were in fact...
A growing biotechnology pipeline is fuelling the demand for lyophilisation technologies, and drug companies are looking...
NSF - Tetramer Technologies is working to develop enhanced encapsulants for optically active nanoparticles.
NSF - In a technique known as thermochemical nanolithography, the tip of an atomic force microscope uses heat to turn...
If the recent recession highlighted anything to firms in all sectors, it was how important it is for them to focus on...
NSF - Recent advances in laser research allow the generation of intense laser light in the "soft X-ray"...
By Al Presher - Linear friction welding requires a more complex machine and control architecture than rotary...
Why is the Chinese market poised to take over Pharmacovigilance? Jean Christophe Delumeau, Head of Pharmacovigilance...
NSF - Nanotubes grow in a twisting pattern as they self-assemble with new atoms attaching to the end as the tube forms.
By David L. Chandler - A team of scientists at MIT have discovered a previously unknown phenomenon that can cause...
NSF - A new packing material that grows itself is now appearing in shipped products across the country.
US House Committee on Science and Technology’s Subcommittee on Research and Science Education held a hearing Wednesday...
By David Bruggeman - The U.K. House of Commons Science and Technology Committee announced it would launch an inquiry...
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