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Opening Bids Start as Low as $5 on Hundreds of New and Used Centrifuges, Water Baths, HPLC Components, Incubators, Consumables, and More From Agilent, Perkin Elmer, Beckman and Others.

The Connecticut Optics and Photonics Association (CTOPA) recently held its Fall Business Seminar at Three Rivers Community College (TRCC) in Norwich, CT, and elected its Board of Directors just prior to the meeting.

McPhail calls for systemic change in science and engineering curricula and offers support through NACME to underrepresented minority students

"Pole to Pole Adventures: A Search for Clues to Future Global Sea Level" topic of Great Decisions at Greenwich Library on September 14

In a step-by-step process, a new audio program shows people how to program the mind like a computer. The most controversial aspect reveals how to create invisible programs in others without them knowing.

Many people saw An Inconvenient Truth, a movie made famous by former vice president Al Gore. But the real question is what have you done since you saw this movie or others like it?

While certainty is valued, it is the unknown that generates creativity and evolution. The workshop will focus on the role of the unknowable in chaos, in the creative process and in life. It promises to be a feast for the mind.

. The license will permit A2 Technologies to utilize the patents in the application of A2’s portable Exoscan FTIR spectrometer for non destructive testing of aerospace composite and metal materials.

Understand what makes a document control system validated is an important step in any search process

The Planetarium at Mystic Seaport and the NavList online community announce the second biennial "Navigation Weekend" devoted to the art of traditional navigation to be held at Mystic Seaport, June 6-8, 2008.