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Q: Seriously ... What is going on in the world?
Both science and ingnorance (especially in Texas) are marching forward at a terribly fast pace. And yet the news is sparse. Is everybody just too busy to send out nuggets of wisdom, knowledge, and/or beauty? Cheers, John
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 20 days
Both science and ingnorance (especially in Texas) are marching forward at a terribly fast pace. And yet the news is sparse. Is everybody just too busy to send out nuggets of wisdom, knowledge, and/or beauty? Cheers, John
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 20 days
Q: Life is Beautiful
The path of least resistance is to live a simple and happy life. It takes more energy to hide truth, cover lies, get angry, and turn complicated. What do you think?
2 answers | Asked by Dhirendra Chaturvedi | 66 days
The path of least resistance is to live a simple and happy life. It takes more energy to hide truth, cover lies, get angry, and turn complicated. What do you think?
2 answers | Asked by Dhirendra Chaturvedi | 66 days
Q: Seeking: "Insect killer/repellent technologies without insecticide formula application" .
A major consumer good manufacturer invites proposals for innovative insect protector technologies without insecticide formula delivery. Please visit http://tinyurl.com/2v2hy4r or contact me directly at info@innoget.com - Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science com...[more]
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 67 days
A major consumer good manufacturer invites proposals for innovative insect protector technologies without insecticide formula delivery. Please visit http://tinyurl.com/2v2hy4r or contact me directly at info@innoget.com - Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science com...[more]
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 67 days
Q: Seeking: Mobilize Tickets - to send the ticket to your mobile from a web application
Seeking: Mobilize Tickets - to send the ticket to your mobile from a web application. For more information please visit http://tinyurl.com/37p3vey or contact me directly at info@innoget.com -> Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 81 days
Seeking: Mobilize Tickets - to send the ticket to your mobile from a web application. For more information please visit http://tinyurl.com/37p3vey or contact me directly at info@innoget.com -> Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 81 days
Q: Seeking: Orally delivered modified release drug delivery systems to overcome first-pass metabolism
Seeking: Orally delivered modified release drug delivery systems to overcome first-pass metabolism. Please visit http://tinyurl.com/35thmg8 or contact me directly at info@innoget.com -> Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 81 days
Seeking: Orally delivered modified release drug delivery systems to overcome first-pass metabolism. Please visit http://tinyurl.com/35thmg8 or contact me directly at info@innoget.com -> Innoget (http://www.innoget.com) is an open innovation marketplace that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 81 days
Q: Login June 2-3 for BioConference Live
Join thousands of life science researchers, scientists, thought leaders, executives and exhibitors worldwide who are focused on life sciences and biotechnology. Login for Free June 2nd and 3rd between 9 AM and 6 PM EST. http://bioconferencelive.com Featured Speaker Include: DAY 1 Wednesday June 2: • 9:00AM-10:00AM EST Integrative Bi...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 94 days
Join thousands of life science researchers, scientists, thought leaders, executives and exhibitors worldwide who are focused on life sciences and biotechnology. Login for Free June 2nd and 3rd between 9 AM and 6 PM EST. http://bioconferencelive.com Featured Speaker Include: DAY 1 Wednesday June 2: • 9:00AM-10:00AM EST Integrative Bi...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 94 days
Q: Life was simpler when Apple & Blackberry were just fruits and Windows were something you looked out of?
Add "Amazon" to it but don't freak out. It's the good old "Nature" that is feeding the technology. They will not die in "Cloud". Both nature and technology will increasingly co-exist.
0 answers | Asked by Dhirendra Chaturvedi | 96 days
Add "Amazon" to it but don't freak out. It's the good old "Nature" that is feeding the technology. They will not die in "Cloud". Both nature and technology will increasingly co-exist.
0 answers | Asked by Dhirendra Chaturvedi | 96 days
Q: Reichert Announces New Brand Name and Logo
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 9, 2010 CONTACT: Jennifer Carlo Marketing Specialist REICHERT TECHNOLOGIES (716) 686-4513 jcarlo@reichert.com www.reichertai.com Buffalo, New York, USA – April 9, 2010 – Reichert, Inc. today unveils a new brand name and redesigned visual identity – Reichert Technologies. Reichert has been an indu...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 147 days
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 9, 2010 CONTACT: Jennifer Carlo Marketing Specialist REICHERT TECHNOLOGIES (716) 686-4513 jcarlo@reichert.com www.reichertai.com Buffalo, New York, USA – April 9, 2010 – Reichert, Inc. today unveils a new brand name and redesigned visual identity – Reichert Technologies. Reichert has been an indu...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 147 days
Q: Seeking:
Stem cell expansion methods and compositions. A european biotech company is developing a new treatment of neurodegenerative diseases (e.g. parkinson⠹s) based upon the administration of stem cells. Looking to arrange licences or collaborative agreements with those Companies or Institutions that could provide the company with the required and...[more]
2 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 157 days
Stem cell expansion methods and compositions. A european biotech company is developing a new treatment of neurodegenerative diseases (e.g. parkinson⠹s) based upon the administration of stem cells. Looking to arrange licences or collaborative agreements with those Companies or Institutions that could provide the company with the required and...[more]
2 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 157 days
Q: Are you following the flood of data from space telescopes and probes?
I find that the firehose-like flood of data coming from nearly 30 space telescopes, 10 or 20 earth-based scopes, and the 20 to 40 active probes and robots operating in Sol-space is really pretty darn difficult to just keep up with (for me as an individual). I know there are teams of scientists all over the world working with one to many of these da...[more]
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 169 days
I find that the firehose-like flood of data coming from nearly 30 space telescopes, 10 or 20 earth-based scopes, and the 20 to 40 active probes and robots operating in Sol-space is really pretty darn difficult to just keep up with (for me as an individual). I know there are teams of scientists all over the world working with one to many of these da...[more]
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 169 days
Q: Laptops and other electronic tools at lectures - are they helping or distracting?
Educational ideas are changing so often that it is hard to keep track. Not long ago the use of laptops by students was to be the greatest thing and now it seems that US universities are leading the way in banning them from lectures as they are distracting students from the actual participation in classes. Any experiences or opinions on this?
1 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 174 days
Educational ideas are changing so often that it is hard to keep track. Not long ago the use of laptops by students was to be the greatest thing and now it seems that US universities are leading the way in banning them from lectures as they are distracting students from the actual participation in classes. Any experiences or opinions on this?
1 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 174 days
Q: Measuring pollutants in plant matter and/or in water samples
I am beginning research on the effectiveness of rain gardens planted with edible vegetation. One portion of my project will consist of measuring the pollutant uptake of plant matter to test whether it will serve as a health risk if consumed. Do any of you work in a lab or know of one that could test the pollutant uptake of plant matter and/or p...[more]
1 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 176 days
I am beginning research on the effectiveness of rain gardens planted with edible vegetation. One portion of my project will consist of measuring the pollutant uptake of plant matter to test whether it will serve as a health risk if consumed. Do any of you work in a lab or know of one that could test the pollutant uptake of plant matter and/or p...[more]
1 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 176 days
Q: Do you work with the worst data management process?
If so, you could win an ipod touch or $200 Visa gift card! Are you still using a paper-based ordering system? Do you spend more time looking for things in the lab than using them? Do you work with a system that downright dreadful? We want to hear your story! Just submit your story in 250 words or less at www.bioinfo4u.org/contest See page f...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Shelby Kuenzi | 185 days
If so, you could win an ipod touch or $200 Visa gift card! Are you still using a paper-based ordering system? Do you spend more time looking for things in the lab than using them? Do you work with a system that downright dreadful? We want to hear your story! Just submit your story in 250 words or less at www.bioinfo4u.org/contest See page f...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Shelby Kuenzi | 185 days
Q: Measuring pollutants in soil
I'm in the beginning stages of conducting research on the benefits of using edible vegetation in rain gardens. I'd like to measure the levels of pollution in the runoff coming off the roads and into the gardens. Do any of you know of good equipment for measuring such pollutants, specifically hydrocarbons and heavy metals? I will be using a CHEMe...[more]
2 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 207 days
I'm in the beginning stages of conducting research on the benefits of using edible vegetation in rain gardens. I'd like to measure the levels of pollution in the runoff coming off the roads and into the gardens. Do any of you know of good equipment for measuring such pollutants, specifically hydrocarbons and heavy metals? I will be using a CHEMe...[more]
2 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 207 days
Q: Idaho Tech's new Film Array System - Any thoughts?
As most of you may or may not be aware, IT just received an FDA waiver on their latest "multiplexing tool - the film array system. While it is not designed for high throughput, I'm very curious if anyone out there has either used it or just simply has a personal opinion about it. I'd be very interested in anyone's thoughts. Thanks in advance, ...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Jason Garner | 247 days
As most of you may or may not be aware, IT just received an FDA waiver on their latest "multiplexing tool - the film array system. While it is not designed for high throughput, I'm very curious if anyone out there has either used it or just simply has a personal opinion about it. I'd be very interested in anyone's thoughts. Thanks in advance, ...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Jason Garner | 247 days
Q: Are you going to watch the Geminids this year?
The Geminid meteor shower is predicted to be quite a show this year with a peak late in the night on Dec 13th or very early morning on Dec 14th. I think the exact peak was predicted for 11:10 PM CST in the US which is the next morning on the east coast. But the show should run 4 to 10 hours. If you have clear skies, will you stay up late and watch?...[more]
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 267 days
The Geminid meteor shower is predicted to be quite a show this year with a peak late in the night on Dec 13th or very early morning on Dec 14th. I think the exact peak was predicted for 11:10 PM CST in the US which is the next morning on the east coast. But the show should run 4 to 10 hours. If you have clear skies, will you stay up late and watch?...[more]
0 answers | Asked by John Moffitt | 267 days
Q: Electronic Lab books - yes or no?
One of the issues I am looking at the moment is the implementation of the electronic lab book. Does anyone have experience good or bad and is willing to share their opinion? Agnieszka
5 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 269 days
One of the issues I am looking at the moment is the implementation of the electronic lab book. Does anyone have experience good or bad and is willing to share their opinion? Agnieszka
5 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 269 days
Q: Who is interested to solve scientific challenges posted by open companies?
Interested to participate in an innovation project with companies posting Challenges on our platform? Please check our ultimate challenges at http://www.innoget.com. Innoget.com is an open innovation platform that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies. Companies looking for solutions to their technology needs p...[more]
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 275 days
Interested to participate in an innovation project with companies posting Challenges on our platform? Please check our ultimate challenges at http://www.innoget.com. Innoget.com is an open innovation platform that aims at expanding the interface between science community and companies. Companies looking for solutions to their technology needs p...[more]
0 answers | Asked by David Rafols | 275 days
Q: The Curse of Tutankhamun
Just to change science a bit as most of our Q&A are focusing on life sciences. How many of you ever considered if there is any truth in the curse of the mummies? Was opening of Tutankhamun's associated with a curse? You might be interested in watching what Dr Zahi Hawass has to say about the curse - http://www.drhawass.com/blog/video-curse-tutankha...[more]
1 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 276 days
Just to change science a bit as most of our Q&A are focusing on life sciences. How many of you ever considered if there is any truth in the curse of the mummies? Was opening of Tutankhamun's associated with a curse? You might be interested in watching what Dr Zahi Hawass has to say about the curse - http://www.drhawass.com/blog/video-curse-tutankha...[more]
1 answers | Asked by Agnieszka Lichanska | 276 days
Q: CEO of GE Healthcare Mark Vachon, giving Keynote Presentation Now at BioConference Live!
8am PST/11am EST Login this morning to see Mark Vachon's exciting keynote presentation on Healthymagination. Free to register and attend BioConference Live. Go to http://www.bioconferencelive.com/
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 288 days
8am PST/11am EST Login this morning to see Mark Vachon's exciting keynote presentation on Healthymagination. Free to register and attend BioConference Live. Go to http://www.bioconferencelive.com/
0 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 288 days
Q: Testing
Does anyone know any good technology for multiplexing that is accurate & easy to use?
2 answers | Asked by Randox Laboratories | 295 days
Does anyone know any good technology for multiplexing that is accurate & easy to use?
2 answers | Asked by Randox Laboratories | 295 days
Q: BioConference Live Online-Only Life Science Event - FREE ATTENDANCE
Register today for the BioConference Live virtual event Nov 17-19. 70+ live sessions Virtual Exhibit Hall Live Chat Networking Lounge. Register for FREE. http://bioconferencelive.com/ See you there!
1 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 295 days
Register today for the BioConference Live virtual event Nov 17-19. 70+ live sessions Virtual Exhibit Hall Live Chat Networking Lounge. Register for FREE. http://bioconferencelive.com/ See you there!
1 answers | Asked by Greg Cruikshank | 295 days
Q: How will we take on the climate crisis?
I read this editorial in The New York Times, and wanted to get some feedback here. Basically, David Brooks presents two scenarios outlining two possible paths the US will take in solving the climate crisis. His basic question refers to how we will seek to promote innovation. Take a look and let me know your thoughts! http://www.nytimes.com/20...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 332 days
I read this editorial in The New York Times, and wanted to get some feedback here. Basically, David Brooks presents two scenarios outlining two possible paths the US will take in solving the climate crisis. His basic question refers to how we will seek to promote innovation. Take a look and let me know your thoughts! http://www.nytimes.com/20...[more]
0 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 332 days
Q: E.P.A. Moves to Curtail Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Alright! Finally! http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/01/science/earth/01epa.html?_r=1&hp
0 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 338 days
Alright! Finally! http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/01/science/earth/01epa.html?_r=1&hp
0 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 338 days
Q: Four degrees of warming "likely"
BBC is reporting today that new projections are predicting faster-than-expected warming trends than previously anticipated. They show that the world may see 4 degrees (Celsius) of warming by 2060 with 15 degrees (C) increase at the poles. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8279654.stm I don't know about you, but this really scares me....[more]
1 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 340 days
BBC is reporting today that new projections are predicting faster-than-expected warming trends than previously anticipated. They show that the world may see 4 degrees (Celsius) of warming by 2060 with 15 degrees (C) increase at the poles. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8279654.stm I don't know about you, but this really scares me....[more]
1 answers | Asked by Michael Downey | 340 days
