UW-Madison dean predicts bio-economy will fuel Wisconsin
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By 2011, three-quarters of IT businesses will have found their key roles transformed. Ten percent will have closed their doors, and another ten percent will find themselves relegated to commodity status. The predictions were made this week at the <a href="http://w...Local meteorology company accurately predicts Hurricane Dennis landfall
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Miszewski, the state's chief information officer and the head of the <a target="blank" href="http://www.doa.state.wi....Predictive medicine: Genes indicate diseases before symptoms do
Today, doctors still follow the same basic paradigm for healthcare, said William Clarke, executive...Using Demographic Predictions, UW Prof Expounds Upon Trends in Tech
Madison, Wis. -- Paul Voss looks at the future in terms of social, not technological, change, but his demographic predictions could reveal upcoming trends in the technology needed by certain segments of the population. The professor of rural sociology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison addressed the Madison chapter of the World Future Society Thursday in a presentation titled Ameri...