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  • News - 21 Dec 2010
    Patients lose their voices permanently when the larynxes are removed in case of throat cancer. An innovative technology has been developed in Yorkshire for providing the patients their voices back...
  • News - 16 Dec 2010
    Singapore-oriented Institute of Microelectronics (IME) will be associating with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for investigating novel methodologies to configure and develop nanowire...
  • News - 16 Dec 2010
    The Defense Research Development Organisation (DRDO) of India has announced that it will establish a nano foundry in Hyderabad or in Bangalore. The foundry will focus on creating new products in...
  • News - 15 Dec 2010
    Published in this week's issue of the journal ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences’ are results of a new research using human-networking theory shedding light on how...
  • News - 9 Dec 2010
    Sensirion has introduced a standard sensing product called the SDP2108-R, for calculating the flow rate of medical ventilation systems. These differential pressure sensors feature increased speed and...
  • News - 7 Dec 2010
    American Sensor Technologies is introducing the AST5400 wet/wet differential pressure sensing device also called the differential pressure transducer or transmitter for measuring line pressures...
  • News - 30 Nov 2010
    Transducer USA has launched a novel ultra-small electret condenser microphone, the Model KECG2742 with IP-57, IEC certification, for water and dust resistant applications. The miniature 6.02mmD...
  • News - 30 Nov 2010
    Barco is launching a novel 10 megapixel, 30” grayscale monitor, featuring a resolution capacity of 4096 x 2560. The monitor incorporates the company's innovative SmoothGray...
  • News - 30 Nov 2010
    CMOSIS has launched a new image sensor that offers dynamic range of 89.5 dB, by using dual-gain pixels. The one megapixel sensor has the ability to achieve the highest dynamic range in two...
  • News - 30 Nov 2010
    A student team at UT Dallas used common bacteria to detect the presence of harmful petrochemicals in seafood or water. The team consisting of graduate, undergraduate, and high school students has...

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