Month: March 2019
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Reducing Your Construction Company Costs
There is always one aspect of running a business that many construction entrepreneurs struggle with: trying to keep their operational costs down to an absolute minimum.
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Spin-Off Producing Commercial-Grade Graphene
A company based on university lab research in the U.K. says it’s producing graphene, a promising carbon-based material, in quality and scale for electronics.
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Genomics, A.I. Calculate Immune Health
An international team designed a technique to gauge a person’s immune system age and health, by analyzing genomic and cellular indicators with machine-learning algorithms.
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Damaging a Successful Brand
Even one small mistake can put customers off your business.
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Trial Shows Engineered Plant Product Heals Wounds
A small-scale clinical trial shows synthetic human collagen derived from engineered tobacco plants promotes closure of lower-limb wounds, often difficult to heal.
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Population Data Show Genetics-Health Links
The first batch of data from a large-scale genomic sequencing project in the U.K. shows strong associations between several gene variations and common health conditions.
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Steady Growth for Your Small Business
You need to aim to make gradual steps towards expansion so that your business can adapt.
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Commentary – Scott Gottlieb’s Legacy
During his tenure, FDA issued a number of guidance documents outlining regulatory processes and practices that streamline reviews, yet are still dictated by scientific evidence.
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Finding The Right Marketing Internship
Read on to discover the five things you need to look for in a marketing internship program.
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Infographic – Mobile Internet Costs Worldwide
Our friends at Statista provide an indication of the cost paid by consumers for transmitting those data over the mobile internet in many countries of the world.