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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.

Thousands are using Tweet for a Cure to voice their support for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) research.

After noticing the tendency of shift workers to be overweight,a team of researchers from Northwestern University decided to investigate whether eating at times that conflict with bodys natural circadian rhythms could be contributing to weight gain.

Crying Cougar Press has released the first two books in the wildly popular Conor and the Crossworlds fantasy adventure book series as e-books. Breaking the Barrier and Peril in the Corridors are now available through Smashwords and Kindle.

Crying Cougar Press is planning a September release - the fourth book in the wildly popular Conor and the Crossworlds fantasy adventure book series. Charge of the Champions will be available by the second or third week of September.

Chesterford plays host to ‘It’s A Knock Out’ competition in aid of St Clare Hospice

Dynamic Science Editing is a new scientific editing company based in Atlanta, GA. The company specializes in proofreading and editing of manuscripts, grant proposals, dissertations, theses, reviewer rebuttal letters & more for world-wide clients.

laucoma is major cause of blindness right across globe. Many millions of people are waiting for a cure. Scientists believe that they are on verge of developing a new, easy to use treatment, that could potentially give gift of sight to many people.

A brand new forum has launched that brings people from all walks of life together where they can discuss everything that is taboo. With such interesting topics such as censorship, politics, race, religion, and sexuality--people will speak their mind.

Doctors at AIIMS successfully operated on the 10-day-old miracle baby, who was born with his heart protruding through his chest, on Thursday.

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

The Scientist magazine announces results for its 6th annual Life Science Salary Survey. Data shows that life scientists may have weathered the economic recession.

Microscopy-News explicit concentration on the microscopy sector is setting the trend.

India will vaccinate 20 lakh healthcare and emergency services personnel against the deadly H1N1 virus by the end of January using an imported swine flu vaccine.

Art, Science and All Faiths Historic Gate Sculpture Needs Home

Many students have turned to online shopping sites and search engines for lower priced textbooks.Chegg.com is one of the best online sites that helps students by renting and offering up to 85% off textbooks.

School-Business Partnerships of Long Island, Inc. (SBPLI) will have its second annual Sixty Over Sixty Awards Gala.

It’s apparent that, worldwide, Christians are searching for answers to a sense of economic unrest and spiritual separation.

An educational foundation has announced plans to distribute free books to UK schools to highlight the scientific and cultural legacy of Muslim civilisation. 1001 Inventions is the brainchild of the Foundation for Science Technology and Civilisation.

This historical artifact seeks permanent placement for an international audience.

Funding from the Ford Motor Company Fund supports the SME Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies Ford (PAS) and Henry Ford Academy Scholarships.

Derbyshire, UK – A new self-published book has been released which documents the importance of 9/11 research completed by Dr. Judy Wood, who has discovered that the WTC was destroyed with an undisclosed type of directed energy weapon.

Most people are well aware of the incredible increase in solar energy options for a home, but not everyone knows that there are actually power plants constructed entirely of solar panels.

Robotutor UK Pvt.Ltd launches the first Online One on One Tutoring service in the United Kingdom. Our unique online learning facility, powered by technology enables every child to make the best use of there computer and learn the way they want.

Newcomer Lab Armor is getting noticed in the science community for reducing contamination events

Even though Valore has grown at a rapid rate, they have remained dedicated to giving customers the best possible service.

8th annual Research Internship Program. Internships include a High School Enrichment Program, offered to students in area school districts, and a College Internship Program that is highly competitive and attracts students from top tier colleges.

Awardees receive research grant in the amount of $5,000

SEM Link's 2009-10 Experimental Design Individual Mentoring Program is Improving the Quality of Math and Science Fairs One Project at a Time

Sheldon Manufacturing, a leading manufacturer of laboratory equipment, and senior engineering students at OSU have been collaborating to create new, innovative equipment, blending education and industry.

Tourism futurologist Ian Yeoman, from New Zealand's University of Wellington, gave an preview of what the world could be like in 2050

Loved reading Burnout? Make it a part of your life with t-shirts, mugs, et cetera!

Rosemary McKittrick is a storyteller. With telling detail her weekly column brings the collecting world to life.

The Photon Energy has been speeding up time since 1980. Scientists call this the "dark energy". International Clairvoyant Margaret McElroy knows why time is speeding up. We cannot afford to ignore it.

You've no doubt heard about how nano materials are going to revolutionize our existence on earth... but frankly we've seen none of the microscopic robots and superconductive microprocessors we were promised