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Find the optimal product for your PCR application

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New Sonic Foundry search engine finds words, phrases in video presentations

The Madison-based business is marketing the e...

Scientists find nanotech method for examining cells

The crystals, sometimes known as quantum dots, are tiny on the order of a handful of molecules. Researchers, including University of Wisconsin-Madison professors Dan van der...

Find the optimal product for your application

Roche Applied Science (RAS) provides an extensive product line for amplification. For a quick overview you can browse through the . Although all products will perform in a broad array of applications, we would like to point out particul...

Finding Safe Harbor in a sea of electronic discovery

of this series on e-discovery, we discussed the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which require parties to address and resolve issues regarding the discovery of electronically stored information ("ESI"). Without a plan of attack or a system of satisfying your obligation to preserv...

Connecture's Maynard finds IT business opportunity in adversity

When the...

Web-centric entrepreneurs find models that attract investment

- Five years removed from the dotcom bubble, when adolescent business models were scorching investors and questioning the value of the online world, new business models that investors find attractive are emerging. The models are both progressive in their cutting-edge approach to business and traditional in their adherence to financial rea...

UW finds new path to anti-cancer agents

Writing this week (Sept. 1) in the journal , a team led by Jon S. Thorson, a...

NimbleGen microarrays speed genetic findings

Researchers at the discovered new genetic causes of mental retardation, document...

NorthStar finds cancer-fighting use for nuclear fuel

, an early-stage developer of radiopharmaceuticals, will...

Scientists find way to make human collagen in lab

It is the most important structural protein in the body, reinforcing connective tissue, bones and teeth, and forming long, fibrous cables to strengthen tendons. Collagen forms sheets of tissue that support the skin and every internal organ. There is nothing in the body, in fac...

The key to finding RFID's ROI

Companies that are trying to justify RFID investment wholly on the basis of anticipated savings in labor, operational efficiencies, and shrinkage in their supply chain are merely deluding themselves. In fact, if a company does find significant opportunities in these areas, it means that gross inefficiencies exist in its operations, and that the company can achieve m...

Women entrepreneurs are finding ways to succeed in Wisconsin and beyond

At last weeks Wisconsin Entrepreneurs Conference in Milwaukee, most of the headline speakers were successful women with words of advice for everyone on starting or growing a business. They included Kay Koplovitz, a South Mi...

To find solid security candidates, look beyond tech certificates

As more organizations see security and compliance as their top issues, they dont see where security really fits on the organization chart. There is a big secret that few executives know about in most organizations: Security is a techie issue. It goes beyond knowing virus scans and firewalls. Security should be at an executive level because its a business strategy and not a low-level fu...

Organizations finding ways to overcome barriers to electronic health records implementation

Despite the recognized quality improvements and long-term cost savings, implementation challenges can be daunting, notes Frances Dare, director of the <a href="http://www.cis...

Alfalight finds Chinese distributor for high-power lasers

Sanetronic's main office is in Kowloon, Hong Kong. The company was founded in 1987 as an international di...

UW-Madison spinoff Pedrus finds more to business planning than good science

Pedrus Pharma, a University of Wisconsin-Madison spinout that has sped to the finals in the Founders Curtis Brandt and Hansi Dean, both UW-Madison researchers, are developing two drugs based on antiviral peptides discovered in Brandt's lab...

GE Healthcare imaging tool finds first use in cardiology

Round Rock Cardiology in Texas will use GE's LightSpeed VCT to quickly scan patients' hearts and nearby arteries. GE said the scans take less time than five heartbe...

UW-Madison scientists find a key to cell division

MADISON - A cellular structure discovered 125 years ago and dismissed by many biologists as "cellular garbage" has been found to play a key role in the process of cytokinesis, or cell division, one of the most ancient and important of all biological phenomena. The discovery of the function of the dozens of proteins harbored within this structure - which are necessary for normal cell divi...

Identify Disruptive Technologies and Find the Next Big Thing

Madison, Wis. -- For the last few weeks journalists and industry forecasters have flooded magazines and Web sites with predictions of the big technological breakthrough for 2004. Many people wonder: Is there actually a way for knowledgeable consumers to predict the next big thing? According to Scot...

Finding a Yardstick For Local Biotech Improvement and Success

CHICAGO How do we measure the improvement and success of biotechnology in Illinois and the Midwest? We could use these tangibles: Increase in number of biotech companies in Illinois Increase in new emerging companies Amount of money raised by biotech companies through VCs and the financial markets Increase in market cap of the industry Number of jobs produced by the...

Heres how todays Wisconsin children will find jobs tomorrow

MADISON - A veteran television reporter recently asked me to name a few fields in which todays Wisconsin students can expect to find jobs after they complete their education. The real answer is: I dont know. And if I did know, I would invest every penny I have in those industries and gleefully count my earnings. But as another Labor Day passes in Wisconsin, the question about jobs for to...

Old Computers find new uses

is an environmentally-friendly Madison-based computer and electronic equipment refurbishing, demanufacturing, and recycling business that provides a means for disposing of unwanted electronic equipment. Its name desc...