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NanoTecNexus and NanoTumor Center Launch First-of-its-Kind Webinar Series - A six-session ACCME accredited series designed for the clinical and research communities and focused exclusively on real progress and not just promise or hype.

Dr. Stuart Brown was asked by Governor John Connolly to help investigate why Charles Whitman shot 16 people and wounded 31 others from the University of Texas towers. Dr Brown now wonders if there is a link between Fort Hood and Texas Towers events

More than 3.3 Million Americans Suffer from Schizophrenia - South Coast Clinical Trials Outreach Programs Expand From Orange County to San Bernardino

Morphit is a new type of spreadsheet delivering dramatic increases in productivity for business and scientific users of spreadsheets. Morphit combines data capture and powerful analysis capabilities in one package.

At a recent independent summit E & D Officials met to listen to the recent remarks of US Secretary of Energy Steven Chu's Energy Challenge.

Crying Cougar Press presents a short story by author Kevin Gerard, creator of the popular fantasy adventure series, Conor and the Crossworlds. The story focuses on the origin of the Five Keys of the Creators, the amulets of the Council of Seven.

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Sister Serenity and the War of 2059 is an eerie foretelling of a possible future of America living under draconian laws.

Amateur authors still have until November 30 to enter their stories in the Crying Cougar Press writing contest. Another contest has started as well, a coloring contest that lasts until December 13. Both are open to young readers everywhere.

Dr. Dana M. Barry writes an inspirational book, The Power of Prayer: A Science Educator’s Experience, about how prayer can and does make an enormous difference in every aspect of a human being; the mind, the body, and the spirit.

Concentric Sky and the Promise Neighborhoods Research Consortium (PNRC) today announced the commencement of the Grand Opportunity project, an NIH anti-poverty GO grant program funded through the American Recovery and Re investment Act (ARRA).

This year, The Scientist magazine’s readers ranked Princeton University as the Best Place to Work in Academia in the US and Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics as the top international academic institution.

Faith, verse, and scientific study join forces in this unique collection of inspirational poetry. Entomologist Henry Disney calls upon his natural inclinations to illustrate the harmonious relationship that exists between science, art, and religion.

Veteran lay-minister and professional engineer Robert Alden Gunderson has drawn on his Christian heritage and personal experience in several non-Christian cultures to explore the fundamental religious and moral questions facing humankind today.

The first ever land cover map of Antarctica is now about to become a reality. Equipped with advanced Remote Sensing Technology (RST) Chinese scientists have completed the Antarctic expedition and the map is expected to be out by end of this year.

There are great books prices at dot-com sites - walmart.com, target.com, and amazon.com are waging a price war for on-line books, and consumers are the real winners!

Choe Khor Sum Ling, Bangalore, is organizing a lecture on the prospects for collaboration between Buddhism & Science by Geshe Nyima Tashi on November 1, 2009

The SME Education Foundation honors those who influence and encourage young people to take advantage of STEM education to better prepare themselves for the highly-skilled jobs industry needs and emerging technologies will demand.

Engaging Book Explores Creation of Life from Big Bang to Present Day Through Lenses of Science, Philosophy and Religion

We are very proud of our association with Dr. Ostrom and her orthodoxy-shattering work demonstrating that communities can democratically govern themselves to preserve the environment. See: www.thesolutionsjournal.org

ACS has provided resources for National Chemistry Week, which is October 18-24, 2009, and its theme is “Chemistry-Its Elemental!” (Celebrating the Periodic Table of Elements).

L&C staff has many years of experience helping Foreign Students to study in Russia

God's Big Bang, By L. G. Bullard, P.E., L.G. Bullard explains the complex Big Bang theory. Instead of the common idea that the Big Bang was a random clash of particles, God’s Big Bang claims that this momentous event happened for a reason.

New Virtual Science initiative utilizes music, humor, and more to help high school students master biology; program improving test scores and students' enthusiasm for learning

Infonetica has completed a Spanish version of its ICH-GCP training in response to growing popularity of ICH-GCP certification both in Europe and South America.

L&C has its coperational contracts with Universities of different Cities of Russian Federation.

Wolf Awareness Week is here! Educate the children in your life about these majestic cretures. Sylvan Dell Publishing's One Wolf Howls, offers young readers the opportunity to explore the wolf's natural habitat while practicing counting skills.

Young readers around America can't get enough of Conor Jameson and his amazing adventures in the Crossworlds. Having waited a year for the fourth book to arrive, many expressed their heartfelt love for the story.

Join Challenger Center for a live interactive webcast, October 21 at 12:00pm ET with Brian Campbell and Paul Przyborski from NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center to learn about the Landsat Image Mosaic of Antarctica (LIMA) project.

The National Fisheries Institute (NFI) is advising reporters and editors to treat the claims made earlier today by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) regarding food-borne illnesses, including fresh tuna and oysters, with skepticism.

Biz Coach Terry Corbell explains why China has developed a strategic advantage in technology with serious implications for U.S. national security.

Company Strives to Go Above and Beyond Industry Standards

Crying Cougar Press announces the release of the fourth book in the wildly popular Conor and the Crossworlds fantasy adventure book series. Charge of the Champions, the long awaited continuance of the saga of Conor Jameson has hit the circuit!

NASA Scientist, Consciousness Expert and author of My Big TOE (Theory of Everything) to speak in London

The Design Business wins another client in the Science and Innovation sector

Chesterford receives award in recognition of over 200 pints of blood donated

Autoscribe has introduced a new website focused on the company's Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), Stability and Sample Tracking software products.

Neuilly-sur-Seine, France- Marymount International School, the oldest international school in Paris, offering education for children aged 3 to 14, announces the grand opening of its state-of-the-art Sport and Science centers.

Crying Cougar Press announces a contest for kids and teens who love to read. This two month contest begins October 1 and ends November 30. The winner will write the best short story using TextNovel, an interactive site for amateur writers.

In a landmark discovery, scientists have discovered water molecules in polar regions of the moon, courtesy the Indian Space Research Organisation and India's maiden moon mission Chandrayaan-I, National Aeronautics and Space Agency said on Thursday

Lee Biosolutions is involved with the development and purification of the next generation of cardiovascular biomarkers that has the potential of not only improving but also the ability to better treat patients with chronic and acute heart failure.

Infonetica Ltd. and The National Institute for Health Research Clinical Research Network Coordinating Centre have recently concluded an agreement to work closely together in providing clinical staff within NHS portfolio studies with GCP training.

The ice bucket, reinvented. No more melted ice, puddles, floating tubes or wet and contaminated samples.

In Reverse Impact, it is made distinctively clear that no man-made law, science, religion or belief is greater than the pursuit of knowledge, excellence and mutuality.

This past Thursday two members of BRS, a local Barcode Technology company, found themselves in the midst of the Tennessee Bio-Association in downtown Nashville. The odd part was that the two fit in amongst the science professionals, see why.

Armor your water bath - Bath Armor™ Beads are an eco-friendly and low-maintenance alternative to water

Mr. Campbell is managing partner of the law firm Gallop, Johnson & Neuman in St. Louis. He also serves on the St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association Board of Directors and its Executive Committee.

Kiosks Bring Interactive Touch Screens and Simulations to Exhibits in the New Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Plant Conservation Science Center

Web Meeting: 2010 Aerospace Systems Conference Web Informational Date: September 16, 2009 Time: 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST

Appel Farm’s Saturday afternoon family matinee series provides affordable family fun combined with the excitement of live performances.