33Dtrackeradded this to Medical 3D Printing · 20hPlay button3D Bioprinting Scientists bioprint living tissue in a matter of secondsEngadget - Jon FingasIt could lead to a new generation of personalized artificial organs. Bioprinting holds great potential for repairing injuries, testing drugs or replacing whole organs, but it's currently limited in complexity,
البوابةadded this to بيانات صحفية البوابة · 8hEngineeringMAG Property Development Appoints China National Chemical Engineering Group for the Construction of Mag City Phase 1 in Districtalbawaba.com MAG Property Development (MAG PD), the property development arm of MAG Group Holding, has announced the appointment of China National Chemical …
Lancashire Telegraphadded this to Lancashire Telegraph · 12hBAE Systems Future-proof careers for jobs of tomorrowlancashiretelegraph.co.uk - Peter Magill ONE of East Lancashire’s major employers has shone a light on what a careers day could look like by the year 2040. Students have been caught up over …
Michelle Jonesadded this to 2019 · 16hCharles Koch #381: Charles Koch — CEO of Koch Industries — The Tim Ferriss Showovercast.fm “When goods don’t cross borders, soldiers will.” — Charles Koch, quoting Frédéric Bastiat This episode will no doubt surprise people, and my guest …
The Wall Street Journal. · 1dDavid Koch David KochThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardWhen David Koch died Friday at age 79, the headlines underscored that he used his great wealth to “reshape” American politics. Certainly he used his money to support causes he deemed worthy, and this promoting
The Sunadded this to The Sun · 2dKoch Brothers Who are the Koch brothers and how rich are they?thesun.co.uk - Christy Cooney DAVID Kock, a co-owner with his brothers of one of the biggest company's in the world, has died. But who are the Koch Brothers, what does their …
Bone Marrow South Africa: How Crowdfunding Captured the Hearts and Wallets of South Africansallafrica.com [Daily Maverick] What happens when medical bills stack up or university tuition fees are due, and there's no government safety net to help you out? …
IKITOadded this to Healthy Living · 2dFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo3D Bioprinting Bioprinting complex living tissue in just a few seconds | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org Tissue engineers create artificial organs and tissues that can be used to develop and test new drugs, repair damaged tissue and even replace entire …
Engineering Hancock Whitney CEO Hairston took a career curve from chemical engineeringmsbusiness.com - Becky Gillette When John M. Hairston was named CEO of Hancock Bank in 2008, the bank had about $4 billion in total assets. Since then, Hancock merged with Whitney …
Sunscreen Cashews Could Soon Make Your Sunscreen Workaiche.org - by Douglas B. Clark The UVA- and UVB-absorbing compounds in your sunscreen may one day come from cashew shells, thanks to the work of scientists working to find “green” …
Euronewsadded this to Sci-Tech · 3dScience A 3D printer to produce human organs in space? Discover the experiments taking place in zero-gravityEuronews - By Jeremy Wilks & Natalia OelsnerEuronews space correspondent and European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Luca Parmitano has been in space for a month now. His first mission was to “catch a Dragon” – a cargo vehicle which brings payloads
Graphene Potential Graphene Super Computer Breakthroughazonano.com - www.azonano.com Once again graphene has turned the heads of researchers, this time in the world of computing. According to scientists, recent developments have led …
Being AllCityadded this to Paper · 3dNeurophilosophy Why gene editing could create so many jobsBBC News - Richard GrayWe are at the start of a new frontier of genomic medicine The Francis Crick Institute is the biggest biomedical research institute under one roof in Europe with around 1250 scientists and 250 other staff
Eric Michaudadded this to Now · 3d3D Bioprinting 3D Bioprinting Market Size, Share, Future Trends, Insights, Top Key Players and Global Industry Analysis Till 2023Reuters3D Bioprinting Market Insights and Trend Analysis By Technology (Bioprinting, Micro extrusion Laser-assisted Bioprinting, Inkjet 3D Bioprinting, Magnetic 3D Bioprinting), Material (Living Cells, Hydrogels,
Art The Sci-fi Future of Foodfrieze.com - By Chris Fite-Wassilak The dense, dark-green square has a faecal look to it, with a whiff that is chocolatey at first, a bit more hazy-sweet up close, like a memory of …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUniversity of Adelaide New research leader to drive innovationadelaide.edu.au - www.adelaide.edu.au The University of Adelaide has appointed a new Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President to lead the future of its research operations, a key driver …
Scotland Scottish athlete Zoey Clark targets individual honours at 400mbbc.co.uk - By Tyrone SmithZoey Clark is determined to "make that breakthrough" as an individual athlete after struggling to build on her relay success. The 24-year-old will compete in the 400m at this weekend's British Championships
Unsecurityadded this to Online research methods · 3dResearch Survey says scientists mistrust a large amount of published research | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By New Scientist staff and Press Association A survey that asked researchers to rate the trustworthiness of the studies and other “research outputs” they had come across in the past week has …
Juan Bustamanteadded this to ESTUDIAR · 1dEngineering Five steps to implement AI on the factory floorcontroleng.com - Chris Vavra Increasing computing power, growing data volumes and the increased use of sensors means the discussion about artificial intelligence (AI) on the …
Engineering Should You Use A Filter Or A Centrifuge?chemicalprocessing.com - www.chemicalprocessing.com Follow a simple procedure to make the correct choice
Engineering physcis connectphysicsworld.com July 2019 was the hottest month on record worldwide, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “If you put all of the Julys …
NJ.comadded this to New Jersey news · 4dDonald Norcross Rowan University receives $14.5M to help develop next generation equipment for the militarynj.com - Mackenzie Fitchett Rowan University has received a $14.5 million grant from the Department of Defense Army Research Laboratory to develop a new way to produce new …
Engineering Armin Fricke on the Process Development Symposium Europeaiche.org - by Cody Hirashima Armin Fricke is a managing partner of Chemstations Europe GmbH. He is also the conference co-chair of the 2019 Process Development Symposium Europe …
DDan Mihuadded this to Scinfo · 4dEngineering A single change at telomeres controls the ability of cells to generate a complete organismphys.org - The Spanish National Cancer Research Centre Pluripotent cells can give rise to all cells of the body, a power that researchers are eager to control because it opens the door to regenerative …
Dimitry Roshkovanadded this to Geopolitics, Future, GOD, War And Peace · 1dSingularity Top jobs in 2040 will involve virtual reality, artificial intelligence & robotics - The Manufacturerthemanufacturer.com Emerging technologies such as virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics will strongly influence the careers we do in the …
BBC Newsadded this to World · 5dUK News Nasa confirms ocean moon missionbbc.co.uk - Paul Rincon Scientists working on an audacious mission to the ocean world of Europa can proceed with the final design and construction of the spacecraft, Nasa says.
Engineering Subaquatic spiders inspire CO2 reduction catalystchemistryworld.com - Fernando Gomollón-Bel To read this article log in to your Chemistry World account. Or register now, it's free. Registered users can view more of our premium content each …
Scientific Americanadded this to Scientific American · 5dScience Gene Editing Humans: It's Not Just about Safetyscientificamerican.com - Mildred Z. Solomon Chinese scientist He Jiankui surprised the scientific community and the world when he announced in November 2018 that he had genetically modified two …
Discrimination Study launched to examine hurdles women face in STEM careerscontroleng.com - Chris Vavra Why do so few women pursue careers in engineering? A study from a Rice University researcher seeks to find out by examining their everyday work …
BBC Newsadded this to Top Stories · 5dShale Gas Fracking: UK shale reserves may be smaller than previously estimatedbbc.co.uk - Matt McGrath Previous projections of the potential amount of shale gas under the UK may have been significantly overestimated, according to a new study.
