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Perhaps it was the purple starry night backdrop or the strange silver poles lined up on stage, but G. Steven Burrill seemed to have arrived from the future. Addressing AdvaMed 2008, a Medical Technology industry Conference in Washington last week, he spoke about the upcoming era of personalized m... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 37 days ago
Six companies in bioscience Technology (biotechnology, Medical devices or biofuels) will be chosen to present to a panel of national venture capital investors on Nov. 13 at the 2008 BioWest Conference and Expo, to be held Nov. ... Source: blog.washingtonpost.com --- 15 days ago
Welcome to Kendra Marr's new blog-in-a-blog on the Washington area's biotech and health care scene. We're calling it Vital Signs. By Kendra Marr Perhaps it was the purple starry night backdrop or the strange silver poles lined up on stage, but G. Steven Burrill seemed to have arrived from the future. Addressing AdvaMed 2008, a Medical Technology industry Conference being held in Washington this week, he spoke about the upcoming era of personalized medicine. Soon...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry. ...
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Baird will host its first Small Cap Health Care Conference at the Intercontinental The Barclay in New York on September 10. The Conference will focus on premier small cap public and private health care companies in the following areas: Biotechnology, Distribution and Services, Life Sciences and Diagnostics, Medical Technology and Specialty Pharmaceuticals. (PRWeb Sep 9, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/health/baird/prweb1310354.htm ... Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 35 days ago
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Living, Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Constraints ETech Opens Call for Participation and Invites Proposals Sebastopol, CA--The O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference will explore the Technology of abundance and constraints March 9-12, 2009, at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose, California. O'Reilly Media and Program Chair Brady Forrest invite proposals for ETech 2009 Conference sessions, panel discussions, and tutorials, as well as brief and rapid-fire High Order Bits. ETech will gather hackers, grass roots developers, researchers, strategists, makers, thought leaders, artists, entrepreneurs, business developers, venture capitalists, city planners, Medical professionals, life scientists, CxOs and IT managers, doers, and other technical visionaries. These futurists will turn their energies toward reinventing the ways in which their lives, and those of the entire world, can use new technologies. Centered around the Technology of abundance and constraint, the program will define how those technologies can intersect for a better world. Read more here. ... Source: www.voanews.com --- 12 days ago
International Atomic Energy Agency's week-long Conference brings together 145 member countries to draw up general policies on a range of issues, from non-proliferation to Medical applications of nuclear Technology ... Source: www.galter.northwestern.edu --- 21 days ago
Library Notes is a publication of the Galter Library that focuses on news, services, and Technology advances affecting the Galter Library community. The most current issue is: Library Notes #48 (Fall 2008) Inside this issue: Welcome New Students ! Library Space Planning Survey: the Results Special Collections Exhibit: Anatomical Images of the Brain New Collaboration Conference Rooms with Plasma Screens EMBASE Now Available SNP Annotation is a "Snap" Dr. Arey's Medical School History: Digitized and Online Recent NU faculty books New Acquisitions: August 2008 Michelle Frisque of Galter Library Elected President of LITA Staff News ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 77 days ago
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This forty-three minute podcast, we feature a panel discussion from the EDUCAUSE 2007 Annual Conference. The panel, " Teaching & Learning Experiences in a User-Created Virtual World ,"shares their experiences with teaching in Second Life. Using the interaction combinations integration model they developed as a framework, the panel describes the projects, outcomes, and gives some recommendations. The panel includes: David M. Antonacci , Director of Teaching & Learning Technologies, The University of Kansas Medical Center Stephanie Gerald , Educational Technologist, The University of Kansas Medical Center Randolph Hollingsworth , Assistant Provost for Integrated Academic Services, University of Kentucky Edward Lamoureux , Associate Professor, Multimedia Program and Department of Communication, Bradley University Nicholas S. Noakes , Director, Center for Enhanced Learning and Teaching, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology David Thomas , Lecturer, School of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center Session convener: Mary Jane Clerkin , Coordinator of Online Faculty Support, Berkeley College ... Source: www.sunherald.com --- 19 days ago
AdvaMed 2008: The MedTech Conference kicks off with the release of the first ever Ernst & Young "Pulse of the Industry: US Medical Technology" report, nearly 20 next generation company presentations, and the opening of "Innovation Alley" -- a showcase of the world's most advanced Medical Technology, surgical tools and diagnostic products. ... Source: www.conferencealerts.com --- 18 days ago
27 May 2009 Tokyo Japan Organized by: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology ICMISE 2009 : International Conference on Medical Information Systems Engineering ... Source: www.usabilitynews.com --- 16 hours ago
Deadine: 31 October 2008 Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM) encapsulates the problems and challenges associated with making decisions in demanding situations. These decisions are often dependent on, or supported by, computing Technology. The Conference will focus on contemporary research on NDM where interaction with computing Technology is an essential feature. It would be interesting to hear of studies where computers and Technology have been both a hindrance, and benefit, to NDM. We would like the Conference to contribute to our understanding of how computers might ultimately improve NDM. For example, how does future plans for electronic Medical records influence doctors' diagnosis? how do new interactive information visualisation and representations bias or lead poor judgements? what do pilots do to overcome limitations in their flight management systems to support spatial-temporal reasoning? what expertise is needed to watch against traps that Technology create for decision makers? In addition, we also welcome reports of developments in NDM research, including: macro-cognition, cognitive task analysis, micro-macro relationships and alternative approaches. A set of Conference proceedings will be published and distributed at the Conference. It will also be available electronically on CD. The best Conference papers will be selected for further development and (subject to peer review) published in a special issue of the International ... Source: www.nanovip.com --- 36 days ago
Short description Airplanes and Cars Go On a Nanotechnology Diet Article body Manhattan Scientifics (Pink Sheets:MHTX) announced today that immediately after its recent acquisition of Metallicum Inc., the company began manufacturing and seeking licensing partners for NanoTitanium, its proprietary new form of nanostructured metal developed by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory in conjunction with colleagues in Russia. The company also began pursuing strategic corporate partners in the auto, truck, rail, aircraft manufacturing and Medical industries. Manhattan Scientifics' acquisition of Metallicum Inc. was an important step towards formulating its new business plan, positioning itself as a "green" Technology development company. On July 2, 2008 U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman led a news Conference describing Manhattan Scientifics' positive potential impact on New Mexico and the U.S. The use of super stronger metals means less material is required for the same purpose, translating to lighter weight and reduced environmental impact. The proprietary Technology is expected to trim thousands of pounds from airplanes and hundreds of pounds from cars without sacrificing structural strength or adding significant cost. The fuel savings to the American public could be significant. A New York Times article on June 11 titled To Save Fuel, Airlines Find No Speck Too Small further details how airlines are scrutinizing every step of their operatio ... Source: pro.lifewithchrist.org --- 3 days ago
250,000 women/year left infertile from abortion complications By Tim Waggoner ST. PETERSBURG, September 31, 2008 (LifeSIteNews.com) – Alarmingly high abortion rates in Russia are leaving an increasing number of women infertile, said Marina Tarasova, deputy head of the St. Petersburg Research Institute For Gynecology and Obstetrics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, at an international Conference on Monday. The St. Petersburg Times reported that with 64 percent of Russian women procuring abortions, 200,000 to 250,000 women each year are stripped of their biological ability to procreate because of permanent effects from the procedure. "Over the past five years, female infertility in Russia has increased by 14 percent, and over 1.5 million Russians need advanced Medical Technology to become pregnant and maintain a healthy pregnancy," Tarasova said. She also mentioned that by the end of last year, there were 5.5 million infertile couples in the country. In the teenage population, one in four women have a gynecological ailment or reproductive disorder. Furthermore, over the last five years, there has been a 30 percent increase in the number of women aged 15-17 who have experienced these health problems. The Russian government is attempting to promote family values within the country, naming 2008, "The Year of the Family." Abortions, however, are still offered free of charge at all state clinics. ... Source: www.longevitymeme.org --- 10 days ago
LONGEVITY MEME NEWSLETTER September 29 2008 The Longevity Meme Newsletter is a weekly e-mail containing news, opinions and happenings for people interested in healthy life extension: making use of diet, lifestyle choices, Technology and proven Medical advances to live healthy, longer lives. To subscribe or unsubscribe from the Longevity Meme Newsletter, please visit http://www.longevitymeme.org/newsletter/ ______________________________ CONTENTS - Google's 10^100 Initiative - Blogging the Cold Spring Harbor Labs Conference - Discussion - Latest Healthy Life Extension Headlines GOOGLE'S 10^100 INITIATIVE That's 10 to the 100th power. Google has launched a philanthropic initiative that looks very similar to the Amex Members Project that we gave the old college try some weeks ago: http://www.fightaging.org/archives/001576.php "People are invited to submit ideas for charitable projects that will benefit humanity; Google employees winnow down the (no doubt thousands of) entries to the 100 they like the most; the public at large vote on the 100; and an advisory board picks five to split $10 million in funding." The project submission phase started last week, and we have nothing to lose at this stage by entering many sensible projects for consideration. This is a competition of merit in this early phase: if you think your plan has merit, then submit it. It doesn't matter if someone else has submitted a similar plan, and in fact I suspect that ... Find more results for Medical Technology Conference on RSSMicro.com |
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Hurry! The Call For Participation for ETech 2009 closes this Friday (9/19). We've got a lot of great submissions so far, but we'd like to see more. The submissions will all be reviewed by mid-October. Below are the major themes of the Conference. If you've worked on Technology in any of these areas submit a talk . City Tech: Our cities are growing, getting bigger faster than ever before. People are rushing to them in search of economic and social opportunity -- jobs, urban living, and access to culture. How can Technology help us create livable, prosperous, sustainable cities? What should mass transit look like? How can we infuse urban infrastructure with sustainability? How are cities using citizens data to become smarter? What can economics tell us about the way urban populations will change and behave? Materials & Mechanics: Mechanics and materials develop hand-in-hand. The creation of a new, lighter metal enables iPhones and Mars Explorers. We'll examine the latest in mechanics and the materials that enable new developments. What mechanisms will be possible? How will the coming age of materials change our clothes , our products, and our everyday lives? Can they be made the cradle2cradle way or will we simply be clogging our landfills with ingenious, meticulously crafted waste? Personalized Healthcare: Medical Technology is something that almost everyone comes to rely on, whether it's hopeful, preventive care in the form of Resevera ...