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    IMEC and Panasonic Sign Comprehensive Joint Research Contract  Nov 12, 2008
    It will conduct Retwork technology such as dynamically reconfigurable software-defined radio[3], ultra-low power consumption wireless communication technology for healthcare and lifestyle monitoring[4] and biomedical technology such as next generation biosensors. Recently, thanks to the evolution of systems-on-chip, consumer electronics have advanced with higher performance, smaller size and lower power consumption. (JCN Network, Japan)

    Bothell leaders plan to stay friendly with biomed firms  Jul 25, 2008
    The Bothell zone, now dubbed the Biomedical Manufacturing Corridor, was formed primarily to help establish the s Biotechnology and Biomedical Technology Institute, and to support medical device and ultrasound manufacturing. In April of this year, the UW Bothell launched the institute. (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

    Humidicrib failure kills premature baby  May 16, 2008
    "A biomedical technology expert has determined that the ventilators are safe for use provided users have information about how to operate the system with the newly identified limits," she said. Mansell Neonatal Transport Equipment general manager Professor John Grant-Thomson said he had been contacted by the manufacturer, Invitro Technologies, and informed a new clamp had been designed to fix the problem with the ventilator. (NEWS.com.au)

    * New lab animal facility unveiled  Apr 19, 2008
    The nations biomedical technology sector reached a new milestone yesterday when the National Applied Research Laboratories (NARL) unveiled its National Laboratory Animal Center (NLAC) in the Southern Taiwan Science Park in Tainan County. To meet the nations increasing demands in biomedical research and development, and to balance laboratory animal resources in northern and southern Taiwan, the NARL has spent three-and-a-half years building the five-story, 15,950m2 facility furnished with... (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    UW Bothell starts up a biotech institute  Apr 15, 2008
    The University of Washington Bothell said it's creating a Biotechnology and Biomedical Technology Institute to serve as a forum for the biotech industry in Bothell. The BBTI got started by working with the city of Bothell and local businesses to develop a "Bothell Biomedical Manufacturing Corridor," which was designated an Innovation Partnership Zone by the state. (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

    Home Test Kits from BioIQ Help Consumers Detect Diabetes, Heart Disease and Cancer  Apr 9, 2008
    Justin Bellante, co-founder and CEO of BioIQ, said the company s innovative service is possible due to recent advances in biomedical technology, making it safe, practical and convenient for anyone to conduct self-administered health screening tests. BioIQ empowers every American to take control of their health with user-friendly diagnostic and risk assessment technology, said Mr. Bellante. (BusinessWire)

    Grubb & Ellis Realty Investors Acquires Jacksonville Medical Plaza in Jacksonville, Fla.  Apr 4, 2008
    The strength of Jacksonville's economy lies in its broad diversification and is balanced among distribution, financial services, biomedical technology, consumer goods and other industries. About Grubb Realty Investors Grubb Realty Investors, LLC is the real estate investment and asset management subsidiary of Grubb Company (NYSE: ), a leading real estate services and investment firm. (PR Newswire)

    Fortune says Fort Worth a top spot for business  Mar 30, 2008
    Fort Worth has a strong life sciences industry, with nearly 500 biomedical technology businesses when combined with Dallas. It also has a thriving tourism sector, with nearly 10 million visitors a year, the magazine said. (Dallas Business Journal, TX)

    PAETEC Acquires McLeodUSA  Feb 10, 2008
    Biophan Technologies of Pittsford, a developer of next-generation biomedical technology, announced Wednesday that the company has named Travis E. Baugh to the board of directors. Consumer confidence in New York dropped 4. (R News)

    FLCC Celebrates 40 Years  Jan 28, 2008
    Biophan Technologies, a developer of next-generation biomedical technology, announced that the company named Stan Yakatan as chairman of the board of directors. The New York Biotechnology Association is holding its Annual Biotechnology Advocacy Day on February 12 in Albany. (R News)

    Biophan Names Chairman of Board  Jan 24, 2008
    Biophan Technologies, a developer of next-generation biomedical technology, announced that the company named Stan Yakatan as chairman of the board of directors ... Biophan Technologies, a developer of next-generation biomedical technology, announced that the company named Stan Yakatan as chairman of the board of directors. (R News)

    * Joint venture to develop 'bionic' chips  Jan 18, 2008
    Early last year, the university established its Intelligent Prosthesis Research Center and successfully developed special chips to assist the physically impaired with advanced bionic and biomedical technology. It says that the new chips will be the next breakthrough in the field and a milestone for bionic technology development that will bring significant benefit to patients. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    * Spending on R&D increasing steadily, minister says  Dec 27, 2007
    "Planning has begun for the second stage of nano development," Wu said, adding that, "the future focus would be on renewable energies, biomedical technology and energy conservation.". Echoing Wu that energy conservation is the future, Yang said the meeting also reached an important consensus on the topic. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Perfusion In Burn Injuries Rapidly Determined By Using Improved Laser-Doppler Technology, Hospital Test Shows  Dec 18, 2007
    The research has been done within the Biophysical Engineering Group of the University of Twente, which is part of the BMTI Institute for Biomedical Technology. Adapted from materials provided by. (Science Daily)

    Playing God on 'The Colbert Report'  Nov 14, 2007
    The "playing God" canard reared its ugly head again during the controversy over recombinant DNA. As scientists in the 1960s and 70s developed tools to cut genes apart, stitch them back together and even move them between organisms, they saw a potential revolution in biomedical technology. Others saw it differently. (The Daily Princetonian, NJ)

    Preserving Life Means Preserving The GOP  Oct 26, 2007
    Advances in biomedical technology must never come at the expense of human conscience. As we seek what is possible, we must always ask what is right, and we must not forget that even the most noble ends do not justify any means. (CBS News)

    Photoacoustic Images Add Valuable Information To Conventional Mammography  Sep 19, 2007
    The research of dr. Srirang Manohar has been done within the BMTI Institute for Biomedical Technology of the University of Twente, together with the Surgery and Radiology departments of the Medical Spectrum Twente hospital in Enschede. Manohar is supported by the Dutch Technology Foundation STW and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research NWO.. (Science Daily)

    California Public Employees' Retirement System  Sep 11, 2007
    It does not plan to invest in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, or biomedical technology firms, officials said Monday. Strikingly, health-care information technology was not specifically highlighted in the announcement. (San Francisco Business Times, CA)

    * Talent scouts scour Silicon Valley for overseas workers  Aug 27, 2007
    He said the fields of basic science, biomedical technology, image display, digital content, information technology, semiconductors, energy technology, environmental and natural conservation, nano and high-end technology all required manpower. Lin said there was also great demand for engineers, business executives, managers and Rfs. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Business)

    Buy And Sell Before School Starts  Aug 14, 2007
    One of Rochesters leading developers of next-generation biomedical technology is selling its MRI safety patents. Recent changes in lending practices and an increase in sub-prime mortgage products has led to a growing foreclosure problem in our country. (R News)

    Program Kicks Diversity Up a Notch  Aug 12, 2007
    R News: As It Happens, Where It Happens. Sunday August 12, 2007. (R News)

    Assembly budget would hurt UWM, chancellor says  Jul 13, 2007
    The proposed budget would eliminate funding for the Biomedical Technology Alliance, a collaboration between UWM and four other area colleges, and would leave UWM's planned School of Public Health without funding. Student financial aid would be reduced and funding for veterans' tuition would be cut completely. (Milwaukee Business Journal, WI)

    * University to set up prosthetic center  Jun 7, 2007
    National Chiao Tung University in Hsinchu City is to establish a new research center for intelligent prosthetics, specializing in assisting the physically impaired with advanced bionic devices or biomedical technology, university president Wu Chung-yu (dB) announced yesterday. Wu said the center will be headed by Liu Wen-tai (B), a professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Taiwan)

    Africans still need health security  May 19, 2007
    Major Quashigah noted that globalization had resulted in all nations being vulnerable to invasion by diseases as well as the social and economic shocks of those outbreaks He bemoaned diseases invading the continent, when some countries had relegated them to history, adding that Africans invested in biomedical technology, drugs, hospital and health centres which did not produce health but rather ill health. The Minister also announced the development of a new health policy and a five-year... (Ghana Web, Ghana)

    Quashigah Wins The Hearts And Minds ....  May 18, 2007
    Our response to the high burden of diseases has been to invest and continue to invest in biomedical technology, drugs, hospitals and health centres, which do not produce health but deal with ill health. Most of our Ministries of Health can best be described as Ministries of Ill-health. (Ghana Web, Ghana)

    The future of biotech: Experts look at what's next  May 6, 2007
    Biomedical technology is helping to relieve human suffering. Universities in the Boston area have played a significant role in creating these technologies and, in some cases, in helping launch them into companies. (Boston Globe -- Business)

    More Agreements Are The Best Weapons Against The Intellectual-Property Pirates  Apr 26, 2007
    Some of the ways are familiar: U.S. movies thrill audiences around the world; U.S. biomedical technology and medical devices save and enhance lives; and U.S.-developed software powers global business. Intellectual property also boosts America's trade fortunes, and those of our trading partners, in lesser-known ways: A new variety of seed, a new product invented to solve a customer's problem, a secret recipe and a trusted brand can all be keys to competitiveness and export growth. (Investors Business Daily)

    Union Graduate College and Mt. Sinai create bioethics partnership  Mar 29, 2007
    Baker said the goal is to educate heath care professionals, lawyers, researchers and policymakers on how to deal with the complex challenges posed by biomedical technology and other advances. Rosamond Rhodes, professor of medical examination at Mount Sinai, will serve as the program's associate director. (Albany Business Review, NY)

    Plant Biomaterials Could Become A Source For Bone Grafts  Mar 27, 2007
    Materials scientists, polymer chemists and biomedical engineers will bring their expertise in synthetic polymers and biomedical technology to the project. Agriculture and food scientists and engineers will add their knowledge and skills in plant materials, biopolymers and food industry technology. (Science Daily)

    Researchers help create high-tech jobs  Mar 17, 2007
    UW-Milwaukee is trying to grow its research base and work more with other institutions Marquette University, the Milwaukee School of Engineering, UW-Parkside and MCW as part of a regional Biomedical Technology Alliance. The state budget awaiting action in the Legislature includes dollars to expand UW System research activities beyond UW-Milwaukee. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)

    WayPoint Biomedical Holdings, Inc. Responds to Recent Stock Suspension  Mar 15, 2007
    According to WayPoint CEO, Mr. Steven Fox, "WayPoint has never engaged in any mass e-mail stock promotion or spamming activities. We have in the past and will continue in the future, to fully support the SEC or other authorities in their investigations." Mr. Fox continues, "WayPoint applauds any and all efforts by the SEC and other regulatory bodies to locate and prosecute the perpetrators of stock spamming activities." About WayPoint Biomedical Holdings, Inc.: WayPoint Biomedical Holdings, Inc.... (PR Newswire)

    Life sciences industry enhances area  Mar 12, 2007
    MCG created an Office of Biomedical Technology Transfer in 2001 to help convert biomedical discoveries into patents that could be licensed to the corporate sector. It already has reviewed more than 169 faculty inventions, filed 155 patent applications and signed 46 deals involving intellectual property. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Probe to detect spread of breast cancer co-developed by UH scientist  Mar 7, 2007
    Brazdeikis, who heads the Biomedical Imaging Group at the Texas Center for Superconductivity at UH (TcSUH), said a goal of the grant was to commercialize biomedical technology developed at universities through collaborative research. He and Pankhurst, deputy director of the London Centre for Nanotechnology, have formed a medical devices company Endomagnetics Inc. to bring their technology to the marketplace and patented the probe. (EurekAlert!)

    Designing your future  Mar 1, 2007
    Once her college days are done, she hopes to use her animation skills for a practical yet humanitarian purpose: "I'm interested in going into the biomedical technology field through animation so I can animate internal systems to assist patients and doctors prior to surgeries and other medical procedures. Through animations, both parties will be able to visualize procedures and understand what's about to happen, offering a peace of mind in otherwise distressing situations. There are many fields... (UCD Advocate, CO)

    Tooth implant 'to release drugs'  Feb 28, 2007
    Dr Thomas Velten, from the Frauhofer Institute for Biomedical Technology in Germany, one of the 15 research bodies involved in the project, said: "It is important for some conditions that there is a constant level of drug in the blood. "With this system, we can time the dosage to take place - even when the patient is sleeping. "We can easily adjust the dosage in line with the patient's needs, dependent on sex or weight.". (BBC News -- Science)

    Global study of 1,200 families links new genes to autism  Feb 20, 2007
    The search has only been possible because of recent advances in biomedical technology, in particular gene chips, which allow fast testing of entire genomes, "There are going to be a lot more diseases that give up their culprits because of this technology," said Prof Monaco. Special reports. (Guardian Unlimited -- Life)

    Tino Mantella: State's tech industry 'rob000005A8ust'  Jan 29, 2007
    With job opportunities expanding in fields such as biomedical technology, nanotechnology and security systems, Cisco and every other company are vying for scarce technical graduates. A SAMPLING OF U.S. AVERAGE TECHNOLOGY WAGES (per hour). (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    UC Davis beefs up standing as research center for biomedical technology  Jan 1, 2007
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