Apr 6, 2009
A report came in the globally renowned journal Science, in the recent days, that a US$1 million robot-computer amalgam about the size of a large pickup truck, named Adam, was found to perform genetic experiments on yeast and it also reached novel conclusions single-handedly (without human help). Can you ascertain the significance of the news? The saga of scientific and technological development is gradually moving towards the next stage. This becomes more evident since Adam did establish a hypothesis, carried out experiments, studied the results, and modified its original hypothesis based on what it had found.
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Apr 6, 2009
In the last few years (almost a decade) the interest in conventional science or engineering subjects suffered a decline among youngsters and the software industry along with boom in the financial careers due to buoyant market were mainly responsible for this. There is no doubt that there has been an improvement from that situation but there are plenty of rooms for development still. Whatever it is, the entry of more than 510 science projects from students in 23 Texas counties were witnessed in the South Plains Regional Science and Engineering Fair held recently at the United Spirit Arena and this amazed all.
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Apr 6, 2009
The time is changing fast and it is becoming evident gradually that the time has come for the US health care industry to get into the World Wide Web. However, till now no such imperative progression has been made and it can certainly be said that the US health care industry is in the same level where it was at least a decade ago. It must be said that there are copious numbers of patronages along with intriguing experiments and lots of interest but nothing substantial has occurred.
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Apr 6, 2009
There is going to be a formal collaboration between GE Healthcare and National Center for Public Health Informatics of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and this has been announced by the GE Healthcare itself. GE Healthcare is a unit of GE Technology Infrastructure, which is a unit of General Electric (GE). It is the first GE business segment headquartered outside the United States and has a range of products and services that include medical imaging and information technologies, medical diagnostics, patient monitoring systems, drug discovery, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies.
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