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“Well, at least they caught it early.” That’s what optimistic people will say about a newly diagnosed cancer patient. The government supports... Read More »

The power to see the future – it’s something we all would like to possess. In 2012, if you’re lucky enough to be a mathematical engineer, you may... Read More »

If you’re like most entrepreneurs in this world, your list of New Year’s resolutions probably mentions productivity.  What business owner... Read More »

For many decades, innovation and government support have had a close relationship. Lately, however, obtaining government support for innovation has become more... Read More »

All too often we let technology get ahead of safety measures.  Nanotechnology is a perfect example.  Put simply, nanotechnology includes a broad field of... Read More »

The more innovative you are, the more you’re worth. The 2011 salary survey published by The Scientist reported that the highest paid science careers are in... Read More »

The concept of “edible pearls” has been developed over the last decade using sodium alginate, a seaweed derivative. Predominantly used for... Read More »

How do people experience and interact with your company?  If you want to make an impact in the innovation market, you need an innovative branding strategy.  ... Read More »

Privacy concerns have been voiced loud and clear by individuals, governments, and organizations across the globe.  The Internet has given us great tools for... Read More »

The year 2011 has been monumental in terms of medical innovations and technology advancements. The FDA has approved 35 new drugs this year, and the digital wave has... Read More »

Clean fuel production generally involves extraction of energy from biomass, such as corn or algae, but what if we could produce clean fuel without the biomass? ... Read More »

If you have no clue what geoengineering is, it is what it sounds like.  Engineering meets geology.  Earth-loving scientists with a love for tinkering.  ... Read More »

In a time when businesses are stuck in a cost-cutting rut and eager to start growing again, the answer lies in innovation.  Examples of how innovation can help... Read More »

"A penny for my thoughts, oh no, I'll sell them for a dollar/ They're worth so much more after I'm a goner/ And maybe then you'll hear the words... Read More »

  Establishing a medically based, cause-and-effect link for autism sufferers has been challenging to say the least. The Autism Speaks advocacy group has ... Read More »

The most innovative discoveries in the world of biotechnology often arise at the intersection of physics, biology and technology. The story of how light has been used ... Read More »