Isansys Lifecare, a digital healthcare company and developer of a patient monitoring platform that enables the early detection of deterioration in patients, has announced that a key method patent has been granted by the US Patent Office. The patent relates to the wireless wearable sensor technology incorporated in the Patient Status Engine (PSE), a new kind of medical device that integrates sensors, connectivity and predictive analytics into an end-to-end, complete, and easy to use system.
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Ansys and Subaru collaboration aims to power the future of HEV design
16 August 2019
Subaru is pioneering a new control system that aims to deliver unrivalled safety and reliability performance for their next-generation hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) using ANSYS embedded software solutions
Cray announces Shasta software
14 August 2019
Cray has announced an entirely new, open and extensible software platform to address the growing need for supercomputing across government and private industries
Optalysys appoints professor Thomas Krauss
31 July 2019
Optalysys, a comapny which spelises in the development of optical processing technology, has announced the addition of Professor Thomas F Krauss to their Scientific Advisory Board
Dassault Systèmes extends research collaboration with the FDA
24 July 2019
Dassault Systèmes has announced that it has extended its collaboration with the FDA to inform cardiovascular device review process and accelerate access to new treatments
Labfolder develops app for regulatory compliance
23 July 2019
Labforward has announced a new app which aims to streamline the process of regulatory compliance in the laboratory by making it easier for scientists and researchers to obtain sign-off for their work
Clemson acquires an Nvidia DGX-2 to boost research capabilities
18 July 2019
Clemson University has received an Nvidia DGX-2 supercomputer from Microway to boost its capabilities for research in AI and HPC applications
dSPACE acquires understand.ai
16 July 2019
dSPACE, a provider of solutions for the development of networked, autonomous, and electrically powered vehicles has acquired the start-up company understand.ai in order to strengthen its AI expertise
Evolve Project aims to tackle big data processing
15 July 2019
The European Commission is planning to tackle the challenges with big data processing with a project that has been launched under the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme
Genmab adopts biopharma platform to streamline biotherapeutics research
11 July 2019
Genmab, an international biotechnology company specialising in the creation and development of differentiated antibody therapeutics for the treatment of cancer, has adopted the Genedata Biopharma Platform to support their global oncology programs.
Jülich and Google announce research partnership
09 July 2019
Forschungszentrum Jülich and Google have announced a partnership to accelerate research in the field of quantum computing. The partnership will include joint research and training in the fields of quantum technologies and quantum algorithms and the mutual use of quantum hardware.
DOE supports energy and environmental Research at Berkeley
04 July 2019
The Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) recently announced it had been awarded federal funding for a new building which will provide a new research centre to investigate how interactions among microbes, water, soil, and plants shape entire ecosystems
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