The University of Tulsa has won the National Instruments' award for the 'Most innovative use of graphical system design' at the third annual Challenge X: Crossover to Sustainable Mobility competition.
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First 40Gbit/s data transfer in European education
25 June 2007
Janet, the network operator for UK education and research councils, has begun trials to become the first European educational network to transfer 40Gbit/s over a single channel operation.
New member of bioinformatics programme
25 June 2007
GenoLogics has made an agreement with Illumina to become a technology partner and participant in IlluminaConnect, a bioinformatics software programme established to advance data integration and analysis among the life science community.
Ten times faster access to European supercomputing network
25 June 2007
Researchers from computationally intensive projects as wide-ranging as earthquake simulation, climate-change prediction and particle physics will have ten times faster access to a European supercomputing facility.
Clinical software collaboration
13 June 2007
Green Mountain Logic has formed a collaboration with Phase Forward, to develop an interface between GMLs LabPas CT product and Phase Forwards InForm ITM electronic data capture (EDC) product.
Strategic partnership for bioequivalence software
13 June 2007
Thermo Fisher Scientific has formed a strategic partnership with Megaware, a life science technology organisation, to deliver a new bioanalysis solution and joint support services for pharmaceutical, biotech and contract research organisations (CROs).
New conference stream for L.A.B. event
12 June 2007
A new conference stream on Laboratory equipment validation has been added to the L.A.B. event, to be held in London on 2-4 October 2007.
Show emphasises benefits of CFD in oil production
11 June 2007
CD-adapco is to demonstrate the economic benefits of using computational fluid dynamics software in oil and gas production at Go-expo 2007, Canadas largest exhibition for the industry.
High-performance computing increases understanding of the brain
11 June 2007
Scientists at Cardiff University have used high-performance computing to analyse brain scans 24 times faster than was previously possible, giving a more complete view of the brain.
$1.8m research project to identify bacteria genes
11 June 2007
Food research organisation CHR Hansen has teamed up with CLC bio and Roskilde University in an effort understand the genetic make-up of bacteria which could in turn improve probiotic food products.
LIMS systems serves academic pharmacy department
07 June 2007
Core Informatics has provided a LIMS system to Virginia Commonwealth Universitys (VCUs) Department of Pharmacy, to manage its nucleic acid and tissue sample bank with the associated experimental results.
Software helps integrate clinical research data
07 June 2007
Green Mountain Logics new Phase 1 Recruiting Module for LabPas CTs has gone live at Arkansas Research Medical Testing, a 200-bed, early-phase clinical research facility located at Little Rock.
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