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Manipal University to offer several job oriented courses (New Kerala)
Manipal, June 4: Manipal University proposes to introduce several job oriented courses during the current academic year with specially designed curriculum meeting the industrial requirements.
(Jun 4, 2007)
How Fat Tissue Works (Medical News Today)
Jaswinder K. Sethi and Antonio J. Vidal-Puig review current knowledge on how fat tissue works in our bodies. They describe the biochemicals released by fat tissue and how they help keep the internal environment of the body stable by either storing fat or burning it to produce energy. [click link for full article]
(Jun 4, 2007)
Applied Biosystems Announces Early-Access Program for Its Next-Generation Sequencing Platform (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
FOSTER CITY, Calif.----Applied Biosystems , an Applera Corporation business, has announced the launch of the early-access program for its next-generation DNA sequencing system. The company said that it has shipped initial units of its SOLiD System to leading research institutions that include Stanford University, and has begun accepting orders from other customers.
(Jun 4, 2007)
ChemGenex Reports Successful Personalized Dosing of Quinamed at ASCO (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
MELBOURNE, Australia & MENLO PARK, Calif.----ChemGenex Pharmaceuticals announced today the presentation of data from its Quinamed® phase 1/2a dose-escalation study, designed to identify a genotypically optimised dose of Quinamed in heavily pre-treated patients with a variety of solid tumors.
(Jun 4, 2007)
QUT Accelerates Research Productivity Through New SGI Supercomputer and Storage Facilities (SYS-CON Media)
Delivering the assurance of a fast, reliable and future-proof solution for a new era of scientific and computational research, SGI today announced it has been selected to provide the high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure for Queensland University of Technology (QUT). In a contract won in conjunction with Intel, the SGI HPC solution will dramatically boost research productivity.
(Jun 4, 2007)
Die Arbeitslosenzahl ist auf den niedrigsten Stand seit fast 6 Jahren gefallen, die Wirtschaft brummt. Was merken Sie ... (Stock World)
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(Jun 4, 2007)
DGAP-News: MOLOGEN AG sets course for sustainable success (Financial.de)
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(Jun 4, 2007)
Online Sales of Life Science Products Continue to Grow (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
A new study by BioInformatics, LLC projects that 34% of products purchased by life scientists this year will be ordered online. Projected growth rates for online spending vary widely depending upon the product category but custom products, biologicals, research/specialty kits, and accessories/replacement parts will see growth in excess of 10%.
(Jun 4, 2007)
Digilab Biovision to Sell GenWay's Seppro IgY Proteomics Technology (GenomeWeb News)
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(Jun 4, 2007)
Sigma-Aldrich Announces the Aqua Peptide(TM) Partnership Program and Launch of the World's First Aqua Peptide Library (RedNova)
ST. LOUIS, June 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sigma-Aldrich announces the launch of the AQUA (Absolute Quantitation) Peptide Partnership Program, where Proteomic researchers ordering custom AQUA Peptides from Sigma-Aldrich will be invited to join the world's first AQUA Peptide Partnership Program.
(Jun 4, 2007)
Genetics provides opportunities, risks (The Providence Journal)
U.S. Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy, left, speaks with Dr. Francis S. Collins, keynote speaker at the fourth annual "Frontiers in Health Care" conference.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Genetics provides opportunities, risks (The Providence Journal)
Last week, James D. Watson, who helped discover the structure of DNA more than 50 years ago, became the first person to have his own DNA fully sequenced.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Borderline Personality Disorder Shows Improvements with Intensive Psychotherapy (Newswise)
An intensive form of talk therapy, known as transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP), can help individuals affected with borderline personality disorder (BPD) by reducing symptoms and improving their social functioning, according to an article in the June issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry, a premier psychiatry journal.
(Jun 5, 2007)
St. Jude Renovates Offices for 60 Software Developers (The Memphis Daily News)
160 N. ParkwayMemphis, TN 38105Permit Cost: $1.5 million....
(Jun 5, 2007)
Va. Tech board approves budget and capital plan (The New River Valley Current)
The $967.2 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year is 7.4 percent over the year before. BLACKSBURG -- At its first meeting since the April 16 shootings, the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors took time Monday to recognize victims and heroes of the tragedy before getting down to more typical board business.
(Jun 5, 2007)
ITTC to welcome networking event (Lawrence Journal-World)
The Information and Telecommunication Technology Center and its tech-minded personnel at Kansas University will be the focus of a networking event set for 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. June 14 at the center, 2335 Irving Hill Road on KU’s West Campus. Sign-in and networking begin at 3:45 p.m., and the program begins at 4:30 p.m.
(Jun 5, 2007)
ICT collaboration unites West Midlands universities to build innovative region (PublicTechnology.net)
In a major move to accelerate the region’s technology sector, the West Midlands ICT Cluster is bringing together all ICT related West Midlands universities by launching a series of university based ICT Innovation Clubs.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Venture Fund to Seek Out Cost Cutters in Health Care (New York Times)
Dr. David J. Brailer, a former senior health official in the Bush administration, is starting a $700 million private equity fund, Health Evolution Partners.
(Jun 5, 2007)
KU Researcher Receives Prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship (Kansas City InfoZine)
Because the good news arrived by letter, Wonpil Im, assistant professor of molecular biosciences at the University of Kansas, was surprised to find that he was the recipient of a 2007 Alfred P. Sloan fellowship.
(Jun 5, 2007)
New Contaminant Testing Method from Applied Biosystems/MDS SCIEX Developed To Help Improve Food Safety (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Applied Biosystems , an Applera Corporation business, and its joint venture partner, Sciex, a division of MDS Inc.'s Analytical Technologies business, , today announced the release of a new food testing method intended to help public health laboratories and food manufacturers improve food safety.
(Jun 5, 2007)
ITTC to Welcome Networking Event (RedNova)
By Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan. Jun. 5--The Information and Telecommunication Technology Center and its tech-minded personnel at Kansas University will be the focus of a networking event set for 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. June 14 at the center, 2335 Irving Hill Road on KU's West Campus.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Affymetrix Arrays Used to Identify Gene Amplification Associated with Breast Cancer (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Affymetrix Inc. announced today that researchers at the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and University Medical Center Hamburg have used Affymetrix microarray technology to discover a gene amplification associated with breast disease and breast cancer.
(Jun 5, 2007)
EXACT Sciences and NorDiag Announce International Collaboration and License Agreement for Colorectal Cancer (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
MARLBOROUGH, Mass. & OSLO, Norway----EXACT Sciences Corporation and NorDiag ASA announced today that they have entered into a collaboration and a non-exclusive license agreement to advance the development and commercialization of colorectal cancer screening technologies outside the U.S. and Canada.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Health Evolution Partners' focus: Making health care cheaper (International Herald Tribune)
The California state employees' pension fund is putting $700 million into the private equity fund Health Evolution Partners, which plans to invest in cost-saving technologies.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Yamaha Music & Wellness Institute and the Windber Research Institute Join Forces to Enhance Well-Being Through Active ... (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
BUENA PARK, Calif.----Yamaha Corporation of America announced today that its newly created Yamaha Music & Wellness Institute has established a formal collaboration with the Windber Research Institute to enhance quality of life through active music participation.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Applied Biosystems Announces Early-Access Program For Its Next-Generation Sequencing Platform (BioresearchOnline)
Applied Biosystems, an Applera Corporation business, has announced the launch of the early-access program for its next-generation DNA sequencing system
(Jun 5, 2007)
Kreatech Launches Novel Low Input miRNA Isolation And Labeling Kit (BioresearchOnline)
Kreatech Biotechnology is pleased to announce the release of the latest in a line of labeling kits for miRNA analysis applications the "miRacULS II: Low Input miRNA Isolation and Labeling Kit"
(Jun 5, 2007)
AB&C adds KFDunn to its healthcare offerings (The Delaware Business Ledger)
Aloysius Butler & Clark ( http://www.a-b-c.com (AB&C)), healthcare marketing and KFDunnhave merged to form KFDunn Life Sciences, a division of AB&C. Kathleen F. Dunn will serve as the president of the new division.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Gene Expression Patterns Predict Rapid Decline In Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Patients (Medical News Today)
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a chronic lung disease typically characterized by the slow but progressive onset of shortness of breath or cough. Most patients live about five years after diagnosis. [click link for full article]
(Jun 5, 2007)
New Private Equity Firm to Challenge Traditional Models of Delivering Health Care (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SACRAMENTO, Calif.----Health Evolution Partners will today launch a private equity fund that will invest up to $700 million in solutions that advance the quality, efficiency and consumer orientation of health care.
(Jun 5, 2007)
MWG-Biotech schließt Beherrschungsvertrag mit Eurofins Genomics, plant Delisting (OnVista)
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(Jun 5, 2007)
Simulations unravel outer membrane transport mechanism (PhysOrg)
Using X-ray data and advanced computer simulation and visualization software, researchers at the University of Illinois have painstakingly modeled a critical part of a mechanism by which bacteria take up large molecules. Their findings provide a rare window on the complex interplay of proteins involved in the active transport of materials across cell membranes.
(Jun 5, 2007)
Asthma Not Controlled In Majority Of Patients (Medical News Today)
A survey of 1,812 patients with moderate-to-severe asthma revealed that the disease was not controlled in 55 percent, despite the fact that most had health insurance and visited their health care providers regularly. [click link for full article]
(Jun 6, 2007)
Richmond, California June 5, 2007 (SeedQuest)
Sangamo BioSciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: SGMO) today announced that its partner, Dow AgroSciences, LLC highlighted the successful collaboration between the two companies in a recent presentation to investors on Wall Street.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Simulations Unravel Outer Membrane Transport Mechanism (Science Daily)
Using X-ray data and advanced computer simulation and visualization software, researchers have painstakingly modeled a critical part of a mechanism by which bacteria take up large molecules. Their findings provide a rare window on the complex interplay of proteins involved in the active transport of materials across cell membranes.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Online Sales of Life Science Products Continue to Grow (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
A new study by BioInformatics, LLC projects that 34% of products purchased by life scientists this year will be ordered online. Projected growth rates for online spending vary widely depending upon the product category...
(Jun 6, 2007)
Avera lab focuses on genetics, aims to keep children healthy (The Argus Leader)
The nature versus nurture debate is alive and well in a small laboratory on Sioux Falls' south side. Employees are putting lab equipment into place and preparing to start research next month at the Avera Institute for Human Behavioral Genetics.
(Jun 6, 2007)
DNA testing is for the dogs (Star-Gazette)
A new DNA test out this summer can tell owners if their mutt's a dachhuahua (dachshund and chihuahua), Labradoodle (Labrador retriever and poodle), a dorgi (dachshund and corgi) or a pugle (pug and beagle).
(Jun 6, 2007)
Online Sales of Life Science Products Continue to Grow (PR Web)
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(Jun 6, 2007)
USAID Grant Funds UC Davis Partnership To Improve TB Diagnosis In Pakistan (Medical News Today)
UC Davis and Pakistani researchers have received a grant from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to develop a better method for diagnosing tuberculosis that employs novel technology and is highly effective, affordable and portable, which will allow it to be deployed in remote, rural areas of the world. [click link for full article]
(Jun 6, 2007)
[Metro and State] Farm bill may bring funding to U research (The Minnesota Daily)
U.S. Rep. Tim Walz toured the University Friday, meeting with St. Paul campus deans, agricultural researchers and University President Bob Bruininks. Walz serves on the House Agricultural Committee...
(Jun 6, 2007)
More News (Gazette.Net)
Leffler will be presented a $250 cash award at the AIAA NCS Honors and Award Dinner to be held Thursday at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Va.
(Jun 6, 2007)
More News (Gazette.Net)
The observances of the anniversary included alumni returning to speak at the morning chapel service. Many of the alums have children now enrolled in the school.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Correlogic Systems and JEOL Sign Research and Development Agreement (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Correlogic Systems, Inc. and JEOL, Ltd. today announced the signing of a research and development agreement focused on further enhancing the performance of mass spectrometry in a clinical setting.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Abbott and Caprion Extend Partnership to Discover Antibody Targets for Cancer (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Abbott and Caprion Proteomics, a general partnership wholly owned by Thallion Pharmaceuticals have extended their discovery partnership to investigate viable human therapeutic antibody targets for oncology using their CellCarta® technology platform.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Abbott, Caprion Extend Partnership (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Health care products maker Abbott Laboratories and Caprion Proteomics, a general partnership owned by Canada's Thallion Pharmaceuticals, said Wednesday they have extended their collaboration to investigate antibody targets to treat cancer.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Genomics Will Be a Focus of New $700M VC Initiative in California (GenomeWeb News)
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(Jun 6, 2007)
CLC bio and University of Aarhus Sign Site License Agreement (Press Release Network)
CLC bio and the Department of Molecular Biology, University of Aarhus, have signed a site license agreement for CLC bio's premier bioinformatics software solution, CLC Combined Workbench, in combination with CLC bio's brand new Educational Package which offers a solid backbone for bioinformatics courses. The deal runs for five years and is for several hundred seats, which will be installed on all ...
(Jun 6, 2007)
Research team identifies new Alzheimer's gene (EurekAlert!)
PHOENIX, June 6, 2007 -- A study comparing more genetic markers in the DNA of people with and without Alzheimer’s disease than ever before has enabled researchers to identify a common gene that appears to increase a person’s risk for developing Alzheimer’s disease.
(Jun 6, 2007)
Genetic 'fellow traveler' discovered in Alzheimer's (EurekAlert!)
A new gene that influences susceptibility to late-onset Alzheimer’s disease (LOAD) has been identified by an international research team that analyzed the genomes of more than a thousand people with and without the disorder.
(Jun 6, 2007)
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