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Finicky Children Hate Vitamin Pills
2013-03-09 | Parents who say that their kids don't like swallowing 'horse pills' recommend gummy cuties.
"Science off the Sphere" Astronaut Don Pettit Wins NASA Engineer of the Year
2013-03-08 | RELEASE: JR13-017
Materials Science Research Rack Heats Up For Valuable Space Station Science
2013-03-06 | RELEASE: JR13-015
2013 Nanotech Commercialization Conference Announces Keynote Lineup
2013-03-01 | COIN and NanoBCA will host the preeminent nanotech commercialization event in the South (www.nanoevent.org) at Wake Forest Biotech Place in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, April 9-10, 2013.
Men's Health Network Releases Free Publication to Help Men and Their Families Maintain Healthy Lungs
2013-02-28 | Breathe easy: your lungs and COPD.
Enzymes from Austria Revolutionize the World of Paints
2013-02-26 | Austrian scientists banish toxic heavy-metal catalysts from paints. For the first time pollutants are replaced by natural enzymes. The project has just been knighted scientifically: on the front page of the journal "Green Chemistry".
Low-Gravity Flights are Precursors to Space Station Fluids and Combustion Experiments
2013-02-22 | RELEASE: JR13-010
HENAAC Scholars Program Now Accepting Applications
2013-02-22 | Great minds in STEM seeks highly qualified academic and technically talented Hispanic students.
Harvey Wayne Communications Enhance Focus on Brand Positioning
2013-02-20 | Harvey Wayne Communications report that by pinpointing their clients' target market, they have been able to increase ROI in their direct marketing campaigns through 'brand positioning'.
NASA's Successful Robotic Refueling Demo Points To a Bright Satellite-Servicing Future
2013-02-15 | RELEASE: JR13-009
Some Business Math That Could Also be Used to Help Benefit Mankind
2013-02-07 | This is about some easy to use advertising math that can also be adapted to measure, monitor and help improve various aspects of economic, social and health conditions throughout the world. The math is called The Barrows Popularity Factor.
Shimifrez to Expand its Manufacturing Operations in Photo Chemical Etching and Flat Electroforming of Ultra-Micro Metal Components to Support Canadian and Global Markets
2013-02-05 | Shimifrez Inc(www.shimifrez.com), a Canadian leader in fabricating precision photo chemically etched and electroformed of micro metal components, has expanded its manufacturing capabilities and operations to provide micro machining services globally.