Nigeria: Women in Education Meet On ICT AllAfrica.com
Women in Colleges of Education (WICE) across the country met in Lagos recently to fashion out ways of making more women and youth Information and Communications Technology (ICT) compliant.
'Now, Americans connect India with technology' rediff.com
Americans never connected India with technology in the old days, now they are seeing it and going, 'Oh wow! India. . . who knew,!' says Kanchana Thamodaran.
CDE gives ‘C minus’ to Re-1 Cortez Journal
The Colorado Department of Education officially released its annual School Accountability Report Wednesday for all schools in the state.
Research funding plans set out BBC News
The government sets out the way it plans to allocate university research funding.
Plano Doctors Recognized As America's Top Practice RedNova
Drs. Christopher Crow, Sander Gothard and Matthew Weyenberg, of Family Medical Specialists of Texas, have been recognized nationally as the "2006 Practice of the Year," by Physicians Practice, America's leading Practice Management journal.
Norwich Bulletin executive editor takes top job at Poughkeepsie Journal Norwich Bulletin
Executive Editor Stu Shinske, who quickly took the Bulletin to new journalistic heights in print and on the web in his 11⁄2 years at the paper, has been named Executive Editor/Director of Content and Audience Development at the Poughkeepsie Journal in New York. He starts there today.
Primary Care Diabetes: Elsevier Announces New Journal For 2007 Medical News Today
Elsevier and Primary Care Diabetes Europe are set to launch Primary Care Diabetes, an influential new diabetes journal in February 2007. [click link for full article]
Silterra inks design deal with local universities EETimes
Malaysian foundry Silterra sealed an agreement with some of the country's leading educational institutions that will allow them to gauge the commercial viability of chip designs.
Survey taps into consumer nano fears Nutraingredients.com
12/7/2006 - US consumers are willing to use specific nanotechnology products – even if there are health and safety risks – when the potential benefits are high, according to a survey.
Springer Adds Genomic Medicine To Biomedical Publishing Portfolio Medical News Today
Starting in 2007 Springer will publish a new journal entitled Genomic Medicine, providing a forum for reporting and discussing issues related to human and medical genomics. The wide scope of this peer-reviewed journal will reflect the rapidly expanding and broad nature of the field of genomics. With this launch, Springer will enhance its growing biomedical sciences publishing program. [click link
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