Month: August 2018
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In Case You Missed It …
We reported last week on a team at University of Colorado’s medical campus in Denver proposing a way to formulate cancer therapies as oral drugs.
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Five Ways To Host Better Conferences
The best conferences have an element of intrigue and fun – they make people eager to attend and they create a lasting impression afterwards.
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Infographic – U.S. Falling Way Behind on 5G
The success of mobile devices depends on their underlying technologies, with the next generation of mobile standards known as 5G in the queue.
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The Signs of a Positive Workplace
If you work somewhere that is a positive place to work, then quite often they are places that foster excellence and help you to be more productive.
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FDA Approves RNA-Interference Nerve Disease Therapy
A treatment that silences the actions of RNA and reverses damage to nerves from a rare inherited neurological disease was approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Ultra-Sensitive Nanotech Robot Skin Receives Patent
Inventors of a system of sensors packaged in a thin film received a patent for their work that enables robotic devices to better sense conditions in the nearby environment.
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How to Make Science More Engaging in the Classroom
These are some ideas that are going to help science be more engaging in the classroom.
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Yeast Biosensor Devised to Measure Radiation Exposure
An engineering group created a simple monitoring badge using yeast, which in a process similar to fermentation provides instant feedback on radiation exposure to lab workers.
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Cancer Drug Delivery Through Milk Particles Under Study
A new research project is investigating components in raw cow’s milk that could make it possible to give chemotherapy for cancer as oral drugs rather than infusions.
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Privacy and Security – Why They Matter and How Your Business Can Achieve Them
Matters of privacy and security are more important than ever before, but there are still small businesses out there that aren’t taking the threat seriously.