Georgia Tech Engineering Dean, Altea Therapeutics Win Biomedical Growth Awards Local Tech Wire
ATLANTA – Don Giddens, dean of the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech, and Eric Tomlinson, chief executive officer of Altea Therapeutics, will receive the Biomedical Industry Growth Awards from the Georgia Biomedical Partnership.
Cinvention sees huge potential for drug eluting stents market PharmaBiz
The Germany-based Cinvention AG, a leading technology company focusing on nano-composite materials in biomedical applications is pitching on drug eluting stents market globally.
Turning 'delayed' to 'on time' goal of UH professor in aircraft turbulence studies EurekAlert!
HOUSTON, Dec. 13, 2006 – Gridlock on airport runways is a common part of holiday travel, but one University of Houston engineering professor is researching ways to reduce airport delays by making runways usable more quickly.
GaTech Dean, Altea Therapeutics CEO To Receive Top GBP Awards for 2007 PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Don P. Giddens, Ph.D., dean of Georgia Institute of Technology's College of Engineering, and Eric Tomlinson, DSc, Ph.D., President and CEO of Altea Therapeutics, are the 2007 winners of the Biomedical Industry Growth Awards.
Malaysian study finds Muslim prayers have physical benefits AFP via Yahoo! News
A top Malaysian university has discovered that the postures used during the Muslim prayer, or solat, have significant physical benefits.
Family mourns promising student after sudden death San Jose Mercury News
Rajesh Das, a graduate of Monta Vista High School in Cupertino in his fourth year of medical school at Duke University, was bright, ambitious, and multi-talented.
Despite study hospital officials still cautious about cell phone use Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier
WATERLOO --- A study from the Yale University School of Medicine says not only is banning cell phones in hospitals unnecessary, it could do more harm than good by causing communication delays that adversely affect patient care.
Three UCR Engineering Professors Become IEEE Fellows UC Riverside
The prestigious engineering society adds two electrical engineers and a computer scientist to its highest ranks.
Indiana Tech invests $3.8 million in science labs, campus green space Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Indiana Tech will spend $3.8 million in academic and campus improvements over the next eight months, including adding labs and renovating building space.
U of I groups rebuke regents in votes The Des Moines Register
University of Iowa staff and graduate students overwhelmingly supported no-confidence votes in the Iowa Board of Regents Wednesday and said the uproar over the board's role in a failed presidential search won't go away over the holidays.
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