Month: July 2017
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Device Shown to Reduce Migraine Occurrence
A clinical trial shows an electronic device worn with headphones reduces the number of days with migraines among people with a history of their occurrence.
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The Role Of Data In Business
You can still find plenty of ways of projecting and predicting the future – you just need to look in the right places, consult the right people and use the right technology.
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Little Health Impact Found from Engineered Mosquitoes
An assessment by Dutch health authorities concludes mosquitoes genetically engineered to produce offspring that die before adulthood pose few health or environmental risks to humans.
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Movin’ On Up: Five Ways To Get Ahead in Competitive Industries
We offer five ways to stand out from the crowd and ensure the next promotion belongs to you.
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Battery-Free Cell Phone Demonstrated
A computer science and engineering team demonstrated a prototype cell phone that sends and receives calls, but operates with power from ambient light and radio signals.
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How Has Tech Changed Business Finance?
Today we’re examining how technology has shaped the handling of money in business.
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Feasibility, Safety Shown for Personal Tumor Vaccine
A pilot study among individuals with a form of skin cancer shows a vaccine aiming at proteins specific to a person’s tumor is safe and can generate a complex immune response attacking the tumor.
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Game App Improves Memory Among Cognitive Impaired
A brain training game for an iPad was shown in a clinical study to improve the memory of people with mild cognitive impairment, a precursor stage to dementia.
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Fourth of July, 2017
Today is Independence Day in the USA, our national holiday, thus Science & Enterprise is taking the day off.
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Chip Device Quickly Detects Sepsis in Blood
An engineering team designed a lab-on-a-chip device that in tests with hospital patients shows it can find signs of sepsis in a drop of blood in about 30 minutes.