DEM Solutions, a leading developer of DEM (discrete element method) software solutions, has opened a US office in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
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CAS agreement with Brazilian universities expands access to SciFinder Scholar
27 October 2006
Chemical Abstracts Service is continuing its agreement with the Brazilian Ministry of Education CAPES group to provide the SciFinder Scholar research tool to a consortium Brazillian Universities.
ClinPhone acquires DataLabs
27 October 2006
ClinPhone has acquired DataLabs, an electronic data capture (EDC) vendor, enabling ClinPhone to offer a comprehensive suite of clinical trial management and data capture systems.
$10 million investment in InforSense expansion
25 October 2006
InforSense has received an investment of $10m, led by two of its largest investors, Fleming Family & Partners (FF&P) and Imperial Innovations Group.
New updates for open standard of algorithm development
25 October 2006
The Numerical Mathematics Consortium has announced the latest revision to a technical specification that will resolve technical issues and includes the addition of new function definitions.
Programming difficulty is killing engineers' productivity
25 October 2006
A new study of more than 500 users, sponsored by Interactive Supercomputing, suggests difficulties in programming is increasingly becoming one of researchers biggest productivity killers.
InforSense and Thermo Electron announce three-year OEM agreement
25 October 2006
InforSense, a provider of enterprise real-time analytics and Thermo Electron Corporation, a provider of analytical instruments, have announced a three-year OEM agreement, to integrate InforSense KDE and BioWorks.
Collaboration leads to fast and accurate data review
25 October 2006
Users of the new PerkinElmer Clarus 600 GC/MS will have the option to incorporate Ion Signature Quantitative Deconvolution Software for fast and accurate data review and evaluation.
Audi employ LMS Test.Lab
25 October 2006
LMS has announced that Audi has successfully deployed LMS Test.Lab for NVH testing and engineering to meet increasingly tight deadlines in new car development programs.
Pesticide detection using deconvolution software
24 October 2006
A team of analysts utilised Ion Signature Technologies Quantitative Deconvolution Software to save time in determining the concentration of trace levels of pesticides in lemon oil extract.
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