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Carbonics Introduces Carbon-on-Silicon Wafers for RF Components in 5G Wireless

Apr 7, 2017

Carbonics Inc of Marina Del Rey, CA, USA has launched its ZEBRA carbon-on-silicon technology for radio frequency (RF) components and devices in wireless, communications, defense and aerospace markets. Carbonics was spun out from ...

Tags: Carbonics, Carbon-on-Silicon Wafers

L-Nutra Introduces '' Fasting with Food'' Meal Program Prolon

Aug 24, 2016

L-Nutra, a nutritechnology company, has released ProLon, a premiere 5-Day Meal Program that nourishes the body while promoting regenerative and rejuvenating changes through scientifically proven, plant-based foods. Developed at the ...

Tags: L-Nutra, ProLon, FMD

EIB Offers €150m Loan for Dutch Company FrieslandCampina &

Jun 27, 2016

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted a €150m loan for FrieslandCampina to conduct research and development activities in Europe. The loan marks the bank's first loan to a company in the Dutch agricultural sector. Founded ...

Tags: EIB, FrieslandCampina

EBRD Invests $100m in United Sugar Company of Egypt

Apr 5, 2016

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has agreed to make $100m equity investment in Egypt-based United Sugar Company (USC), which is also a subsidiary of Savola Group, to strengthen the agribusiness sector in the ...

Tags: EBRD, Investment, USC, United Sugar Company, Savola Group

Medical Devices

Apr 9, 2015

Micropacemaker is but another example of the how the trend of miniaturization is gaining momentum in healthcare. As medical devices become tinier, they may help the tiniest patients. The FDA has given humanitarian approval to the ...

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OSA and IEEE Names Paul Daniel Dapkus as Recipient of The 2015 John Tyndall Award

Dec 16, 2014

The Optical Society (OSA) and the IEEE Photonics Society have named Paul Daniel Dapkus, the W. M. Keck Distinguished Professor of Engineering at the University of Southern California (USC), as recipient of the 2015 John Tyndall Award for ...

Tags: metal-organic chemical, Electrical

Nanoflex Has Signed an Extension to Its Agreement with The USC

Nov 24, 2014

NanoFlex Power Corp of Scottsdale, AZ, USA, which develops photovoltaic technologies and intellectual property, has signed an extension to its agreement with the University of Southern California (USC) and its subcontractor University of ...

Tags: photovoltaic technologies, organic photovoltaics technologies

UBC Has Challenged The Status Quo in Beverage Evaluation with Its Meticulous Methodology

Jul 25, 2014

Since its inception in 2010, Ultimate Beverage Challenge (UBC) has vigorously challenged the status quo in beverage evaluation with its meticulous methodology. Now, UBC announces the opening of its NEW EVALUATION FACILITY AND OFFICES in ...

Tags: UBC, Beverage, Agriculture

More Than 500 People Were Sickened by Seven Strains of Salmonella Heidelberg

Jan 14, 2014

In 2013, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that more than 500 people were sickened by seven strains of Salmonella Heidelberg linked to chicken. However, salmonellosis caused by Salmonella Heidelberg is only ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, Health, Medicine

Atlas Mountains Defy The Standard Model for Mountain Structure

Jan 3, 2014

The Atlas Mountains defy the standard model for mountain structure in which high topography must have deep roots for support, according to a new study from Earth scientists at USC. In a new model, the researchers show that the mountains ...

Tags: Atlas Mountains, mountain structure, hot molten rock

Are Most Newsrooms Really Getting The Right Read on Who Their Readers Are?

Nov 11, 2013

They may be awash in metrics, but are most newsrooms really getting the right read on who their readers are? Some experts question whether media companies are properly analyzing the troves of Web analytics readily at their fingertips. ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics

Texas Children's Hospital Received a Five-Year, $1.5m Grant From FDA

Oct 28, 2013

Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine are part of a consortium received a five-year, $1.5m grant from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to improve the pipeline for the development of pediatric medical devices. The ...

Tags: Medical Device, Medicine

Are Most Newsrooms Really Getting The Right Read on Who Their Readers Are?

Oct 27, 2013

They may be awash in metrics, but are most newsrooms really getting the right read on who their readers are? Some experts question whether media companies are properly analyzing the troves of Web analytics readily at their fingertips. ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, web service

Researchers Believe 3D Printing Techniques Will Be Used to Construct Entire Buildings

Sep 19, 2013

Within a couple of years, researchers at the University of Southern California believe 3D printing techniques will be used to construct entire buildings in less than a day. As outrageous as it sounds, such machines can already extrude ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Continental Was Named as The 'official Tire of USC Athletics'

Aug 29, 2013

Continental Tire the Americas LLC and the University of Southern California (USC) Athletics Department have reached a multi-year agreement that names Continental the "Official Tire of USC Athletics." The agreement was facilitated by USC ...

Tags: tyre, Auto Parts

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