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Officials from Knight Investments LLC, Regulatory Officials, Chief Scientific Officers, and delegation attendees reviewed the construction of the conventional facilities at the National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II)

Dharma Megha Foundation is organizing a teaching on “Science Meets Dharma: an investigation into the evolving frontiers in science and prospects for collaboration with Buddhism” by Ven. Geshe Nyima Tashi at Bodhi Sampanna, Hyderabad, on July 12

Independent manufacturer of supplemental hydrogen injection systems and HHO booster components uses Web 2.0 technology to educate consumers on different methods of energy savings.

Actions to Integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Education for all Students as HENAAC to announce initiative in Boyle Heights to develop the future technical workforce of 2020

Bridging science and faith, finding god after atheism, Sally Severino – a prominent psychoanalyst -- offers spiritual hope after the failure of the American dream.

Ace Glass has released a new bench reactor stand assembly to accommodate all types of glass bench reactors.

Ace Glass has released a new 48-page Bench Reactor Catalog.

South Side students win week-long business camp competition focused on sustainability and technology led by partnership of Ford Motor Company Fund, Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center and the SME Education Foundation.

International Playthings LLC is pleased to announce the introduction of Wild Science™ -- an innovative new line of products that encourages learning, creativity and lots of fun. The connectable and collectible Wild Science™ kits allow kids to des

A Florida inventor believes he has uncovered the secret code contained within Leonardo DaVinci's great work, the Vitruvian Man.

Kats Scientific is a new company has started doing business in the Scientific and Laboratory products market.

The SME Education Foundation's award-winning Manufacturing is Cool! Web site has been enhanced using an innovative and highly creative approach in challenging young people to consider careers in science, technology, engineering and math.

Best-selling author Stephanie Osborn will be speaking on the Red River Writers Live podcast to discuss her novel, Burnout: the mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281.

Best-selling author Stephanie Osborn will be appearing at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library to discuss and sign copies of her five-star novel, Burnout: the mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281.

The SME Education Foundation Board of Directors guide the Foundation in its mission to meet the needs of industry by inspiring, supporting and preparing the next generation of manufacturing engineers.

Well known U.S. alternative researcher Lloyd Pye returns to the UK as part of an extended European tour. During June 20-27 he will give lectures in London, Nottingham and Leeds.

Fight SMA Publishes Web Video from 2009 Spinal Muscular Atrophy Conference

This is a story of hope, faith and renewal. It is also a science fiction saga about what happens on Earth after nuclear war.

Burnout: The mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281 is a roller coaster ride into adventure. A space shuttle and crew are lost on re-entry. Was it really an accident?

Micronationalism as a subject may still be laughed at in most Official World cocktail parties. In reality, however, it is becoming a science.

The LitiHolo Hologram Kit moves from catalog/internet sales to full retail product with new package redesign.

A nonprofit microlending organization and a new online phone application for commuters were considered to be the top two business ideas in business plan competition, hosted by the Institute of Business, Engineering, Science, and Technology (BEST) .

"This work is not a scientific treatise. . . but it is rather a series of philosophical and theological reflections that might be obvious to us all. . ."—John Peterson, Senior Writer, Gilbert Magazine

Scientist and author Dick Mesland delves into the fascinating world of how observations are perceived by individuals in the The Biological Misconception.

The Butterfly Virus takes you on an action packed thrill ride into the unthinkable. A genetic engineer working on a breakthrough in cloning technology, is called into action when an unknown virus breaks out in the southwest. Could it actually happen?

Moss & Associates recently completed a the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine that includes a new 10-story biosciences research laboratory, a massive central energy plant and 1,400-space parking garage.

JumpIntoTomorrow.com, a site that markets breakthrough technology and innovative thinking, recently added Marketwire press releases to its collection of technology-focused news content via its 'Breakthrough Press Box.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker challenges Rutgers Business School graduates to take responsibility to change world at packed NJPAC commencement ceremony

Leaders of the space industry join Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin and Bill Nye “The Science Guy” at Galaxy Ball to support space-science after-school programs.

The stuff of Science Fiction is coming true in Modern Science.

Multimedia Information & Technology magazine (MmIT), has appointed the Answer Ltd to focus on bringing new suscribers.

The NSBE Aerospace Systems Conference (NSBE ASC) is a forum for dissemination and technical exchange of information on technologies, applications, and developments in aeronautical and space industries.

Chesterford welcomes UKSPA Members to the Park for two day conference

Today, the British Space Organisation launched it’s new youth orientated campaign ‘Your Voice In Space’. The BSO has teamed up with Bournemouth University in order to combine the knowledge and expertise of the students within the project.

New eBook reveals some surprising revelations about the beginnings of the modern environmental movement, how it has evolved, and where it is headed.

Three scientists will receive lifetime achievement awards on May 27. The Annual Sagnac Award will be presented to Dr. Peter Granaeu, Dr. Domina Spencer, and Alex Scarborough by the Natural Philosophy Alliance, a world-wide organization of scientists.

Infonetica is happy to announce the launch of a US online GCP training satisfying ICH and FDA criteria, which are essential to Good Clinical Practice regulations.

Female students can achieve the same level of success as their male counterparts on the SAT when they have female educators to serve as their teachers and mentors says Marlisa Johnson of Mathtopian Preparation. Johnson’s tip for girls: Start early!

PatInt Solutions India & M-TRIZ, Germany Organising this valuable training at New Delhi & Mumbai from 17th of July 2009. Last Date of Registration is 10th of July 2009

How does a Juko Kai martial arts master shock scientists by taking deadly strikes to the throat and testicles without injury and also make history having Fox Sport Science measure the results?

"The key to evolution is not a primate, but a prime colour".

"The key to evolution is not a primate, but a prime colour".

The School takes us back to those crazy days of high school. However, this is a novel written from a principal’s point of view.

Partnership to Provide Turnkey Enterprise Content Solutions for the Life Sciences

The sci-fi film First World debuts on Hulu’s Web IndieFlix Shorts channel. The 25-minute short to stream on the world’s most popular online video service that offers hit TV shows, movies and clips.

Summerset day camps are open. There are new, exciting programs with the same outstanding teachers including swimming, sports leagues, art, science, magic, yoga and more. We encourage friends, classmates, and family to register together!

Neun Studenten arbeiten zurzeit an einem Projekt, welches eine Angel an die Grenze der Atmosphäre bringen wird. Das Projekt fliegt im Spätsommer, an Board eines BEXUS Ballons der Europäischen Weltraumbehörde (ESA), fast bis zur Grenze zum All.

One hundred thousand years ago in Africa, Earth was visited by a benevolent race known as the Phalecians, in the science fiction novel DNA3 – The Great Discovery.

A local Sydney couple are looking for gravity 30km high in the Arctic Circle

An International Student team have designed a low gravity platform for High Altitude Balloons that they hope will rival existing technologies of parabolic flights and drop towers.