Month: July 2017
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Smartphone Data Reveal Physical Activity Worldwide
A data science team tapped into smartphones of more than 717,000 people worldwide to capture the number of steps they take each day as an indicator of physical activity.
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Four Affordable Ways To Speed Up Your Business With Tech
Some companies will invest a lot of money in buying all the fastest computers and having all the fastest equipment, however this isn’t always necessary.
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Darpa Funding Research on Brain-Digital Implants
The advanced research agency in Department of Defense is supporting six new projects on neural devices that connect the brain to digital technologies to restore sensory functions.
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Is Tech Improving Your Employees, Or Is It Replacing Them?
If tech is improving your employees, then it makes for a vastly efficient operation where the staff is engaged and working to the best of their ability.
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Broad Institute in Crispr Licensing Program
One of the key inventors of a genome editing technique known as Crispr is joining a program that promises to ease licensing of its patents for the technology.
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How to Combat the Major Health Threats Today’s Entrepreneurs Commonly Face
Regardless of your company, it’s crucial to keep up with your health and medications for the sake yourself and your business.
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Infographic — World’s Biggest Players in Pharma
The following chart shows the top 10 pharmaceutical companies ranked by prescription drug product sales, in green, and research spending, in red.
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We Like To Move It: How Relocation Can Improve Your Bottom Line
What makes relocation such a smart move is its ability to jump-start your operations, reduce costs, up your productivity and loads of other things.
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FDA Approves Sickle Cell Drug
The Food and Drug Administration today approved a new drug that reduces the tendency for blood cells in people with sickle cell disease to stick together and block blood vessels.
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The Power of Metrics and How to Harness It
The metrics of your website and how your visitors interact with it is a factor that you ignore at your peril.