Month: March 2019
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Start-Up Creating Touch Sensing for Visual Images
A start-up company spun off from Purdue University is developing a system that translates visual images to touch-sensing signals for people with limited visual abilities.
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Sequencing IDs Pancreatic Cancer Targets
A genomic analysis of tumor samples from patients with pancreatic cancer, a cancer with a typically poor outlook, identified targets for early precision cancer detection and treatments.
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Inspire Your Team With Great Office Space
We take a look at how office design plays a big part on impacting on productivity and how you can make yours smarter, safer and more inspiring.
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Fox Foundation Supports Parkinson’s Walking Device
A spin-off enterprise from University of Delaware is developing an electronic vibrating device that fits on the feet or ankles of people with Parkinson’s disease to help them walk.
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Biogen Acquires Gene Therapy Company in $800M Deal
A company developing treatments for inherited eye diseases that replace malfunctioning with healthy genes is being acquired by biotechnology company Biogen.
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How to Make Decisions in Business
In the world of business, tons of decisions need to be made every single day. Most of which, will affect the course of the company.
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Infographic – Fastest Growing Measles Outbreaks
Measles, a disease once considered by health authorities to be under control, is making a comeback in many places in the world.
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Behavioral Science Behind the Web User Experience
When you’re creating an app or a website for your business, you always need to consider how easy it is for your customers to navigate and find the information that they need.
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Spider Silk Property Discovered with Robotics Uses
Dragline silk, also known as spider silk, is found in a new study to have a property that makes the natural material suitable for artificial muscles and actuators in robotics.
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Wireless Sensors Monitor Newborns in ICUs
An international team developed two wireless sensors that safely monitor the vital signs of newborn infants in intensive care units, replacing the multiple wired devices used today.