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Aribex CEO Receives Utah Governor's Medal
Date:1/20/2011

OREM, Utah, Jan. 20, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- D. Clark Turner, PhD, President and CEO of Aribex, Inc., was awarded the Utah Governor's Medal for Science and Technology in a ceremony Tuesday night at Discovery Gateway. Utah Governor Gary Herbert made the presentation to Dr. Turner and six others for providing distinguished service that has benefited the State of Utah.

"I am privileged and grateful to be recognized among the other accomplished individuals who are receiving this most prestigious award tonight, and I share this with the great individuals with whom I've worked over the years." said Dr. Turner. "The state of Utah provides a rich community for advancements in science and technology, and I am a beneficiary of that innovative environment."

The nomination for this award was made because of Turner's development of the NOMAD Handheld X-ray System, which fills the need for a truly portable, lightweight dental x-ray. Thousands of NOMAD devices are now in use in the finest professional offices. Unlike the bulky wall-mount systems dentists traditionally used, the NOMAD x-ray is lightweight, rechargeable, and can go anywhere.

Dr. Turner's invention has also made access to dental care possible in countless remote humanitarian clinics around the world. Hundreds of thousands of people have benefited world-wide from improved dental care on these humanitarian missions.  The device has been recognized as a runner-up in the Wall Street Journal technology innovation awards for 2010, and is rapidly becoming standard equipment in dental offices worldwide. Dr. Turner founded Aribex as a Utah corporation in 2003 to manufacture and market the device.

The Governor's Medal award program was initiated in 1987 to recognize those who have made achievements in the areas of Science and Technology. Nominations are solicited from four general categories: Academia, Science Education, Industry and Government. The Utah State Advisory Council on Science and T
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