Cellectis Publishes 2010 Financial Results
Sacramento Bee
This new technology of "DNA scissors" provides access to genome engineering tools for a low production cost. This technology, which complements and enhances Cellectis bioresearch's portfolio of genome customization tools, has a very significant market ...
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Tennessee University Affords US Navy New Tech Tracking Tools
War On Terror News
by Karen Lykins - Tennessee Technological University, Office of Communications & Marketing Our nation's defensive tracking methods are improving thanks to the work of a Tennessee Tech University electrical and computer engineering professor. ...
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Seco Tools New Solid Carbide Deep-Hole Drill
American Machinist
The Feedmax ™ SD230A solid-carbide 30xD drill was developed for applications that are common in the production of parts for the automotive, oil-and-gas, mold-and-die, medical, and general engineering sectors. Compared to high-strength steel (HSS) or ...
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STC Receives Funding to Expand Nanoelectronics Segment in New York
AZoNano.com
By Cameron Chai Empire State Development (ESD) has declared that College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's (CNSE) Smart System Technology and Commercialization Center (STC) will obtain funding worth $5 million via the SUNY Research Foundation. ...
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The changing role of process optimisation
Control Engineering UK Online
Today's best-of-breed process optimisation tools have technically developed by being able to drive business efficiencies from equipment design and basic engineering through to plant operations manufacturing support and knowledge transfer applications. ...
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Google settles with FTC, unveils new social tool
MarketWatch
“We don't always get everything right,” Alma Whitten, Google's director of privacy, product and engineering wrote in a company blog post. “The launch of Google Buzz fell short of our usual standards for transparency and user control — letting our ...
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