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Cell culture cultivation goes high tech, really high tech.

By admin on Friday, October 7th, 2011 | No Comments

Category: Science Author : Steven Hodson Posted: October 6, 2011Tags : cell growth, high tech, laboratory Science, especially medical science, is based around testing things like cell cultures but the process of preparing all those little petri dishes is time consuming, and beside all those lab techs could be better used doing other things right. [...]

IBM Boots Microsoft Out Of #2 Tech Spot

By admin on Friday, September 30th, 2011 | No Comments

Category: Business Author : James Johnson Posted: September 30, 2011Tags : ibm, microsoft, Tech Companies It hasn’t been the best 12 months for Microsoft, first Apple, Inc. surpasses them as the world’s “most valuable” tech company and now former #1 IBM has taken away their #2 ranking. According to market value IBM has reached $ [...]

Virginia Tech On Lockdown After Report of Gunman on Campus

By admin on Thursday, August 4th, 2011 | No Comments

Category: News Author : Kim LaCapria Posted: August 4, 2011Tags : virginia tech, virginia tech gunman, virginia tech gunman 2011, virginia tech lockdown Virginia Tech is currently on lockdown after a report of an armed, unidentified man on campus. Scant information is currently available about the situation, but students have been advised to stay in [...]

What if smartphone tech could help the seeing-impaired see better?

By admin on Thursday, July 7th, 2011 | No Comments

Group: Science Author : Steven Hodson Posted: July six, 2011Tags : blind, smartphones, vision impaired At any time wondered what it would be like if we could take all the enjoyable-things tech that gets packed into our smartphones and use it to assist individuals with sight deficiencies lead a far better existence? Nicely that is what [...]

PhillyInc forges ahead with Carpenter Tech acquisition

By admin on Tuesday, June 21st, 2011 | No Comments

PhillyInc forges ahead with Carpenter Tech acquisition The all-Pennsylvania deal links Wyomissing-based Carpenter Technology and Western Pa.’s Latrobe Specialty Metals. Read more on Philly.com

Is Texas Tech University a decent college if you want to go to a good (top 50) Medical School afterwards?

By admin on Sunday, June 12th, 2011 | 2 Comments

I am going to Texas Tech and wish to pursue a career in medicine. Will Medical Schools take applicants from Texas Tech seriously?

Georgia Tech College questions?

By admin on Saturday, June 11th, 2011 | 1 Comment

1. The medical physics program. Can a freshman be in the medical physics progam? to be specific the long distance medical physics program? Oh and is georgia tech two different schools like one is a college and one is a medical school? 2. Do freshmans absolutely HAVE to live in a dorm? I can not [...]

Augusta Tech educator is state Instructor of the Year

By admin on Friday, June 3rd, 2011 | No Comments

Augusta Tech educator is state Instructor of the Year An Augusta Technical College educator has been named the Technical College System of Georgia’s 2011 Instructor of the Year. Read more on The Augusta Chronicle

Can a licensed Nuclear med tech substitue as a medical assistant ?

By admin on Thursday, April 28th, 2011 | 2 Comments

I am certified in Nuclear Medicine technology, but there are few jobs open in Tampa, Florida. I did bp, ekg’s, phlebotomy etc. as a Nuc. med. tech. Could I use this experience as a Medical Assistant ? I also explained procedures to patients. Took patient info and insurance paper work. In an out patient imaging [...]

Ariad signs three licensing deals for cell-signal tech

By admin on Sunday, April 24th, 2011 | No Comments

Ariad signs three licensing deals for cell-signal tech Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Cambridge today announced three out-license agreements for aspects of its Argent cell-signaling regulation technology. Ariad said the deals allow it to benefit from other companies’ expertise while maintaining its own focus on oncology therapeutics. Read more on Mass High Tech: The Journal of [...]

Women of Color in Tech: How Can We Encourage Them?

By admin on Friday, April 8th, 2011 | No Comments

Women of Color in Tech: How Can We Encourage Them? Over the last five years, I have taught more than 300 really smart students. One of the smartest, at the Masters of Engineering Management at Duke University, was Viva Leigh Miller, a black woman. She had the ambition of moving to Silicon Valley after she [...]

L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s Failed Green Revolution: City Cuts Losses, Sells Clean Tech ‘Cornerstone’

By admin on Friday, April 1st, 2011 | No Comments

Throughout his campaign, his rocky term and his innumerable trips to Washington, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has sold himself as Mother Nature’s closest ally. His devotion to expandi… Continue reading “L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s Failed Green Revolution: City Cuts Losses, Sells Clean Tech ‘Cornerstone’” >

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Posts Tagged ‘Tech’

Cell culture cultivation goes high tech, really high tech.

IBM Boots Microsoft Out Of #2 Tech Spot

Virginia Tech On Lockdown After Report of Gunman on Campus

What if smartphone tech could help the seeing-impaired see better?

PhillyInc forges ahead with Carpenter Tech acquisition

Is Texas Tech University a decent college if you want to go to a good (top 50) Medical School afterwards?

Georgia Tech College questions?

Augusta Tech educator is state Instructor of the Year

Can a licensed Nuclear med tech substitue as a medical assistant ?

Ariad signs three licensing deals for cell-signal tech

Women of Color in Tech: How Can We Encourage Them?

L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s Failed Green Revolution: City Cuts Losses, Sells Clean Tech ‘Cornerstone’

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