A history of food at the Smithsonian
Exhibit explores the impact of technology and other factors on food and eating in post-war America
2012-11-16 PRNewswire
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A history of food at the Smithsonian
Exhibit explores the impact of technology and other factors on food and eating in post-war America
2012-11-16 PRNewswire

The future of specialty film and flexible packaging
Total packaging market size in India is now worth $20 billion, with annual growth of over 20%, with value expected to hit $60 billion by 2016. In this sector, plastics play a very important role by offering solutions to virtually every industrial and consumer activity. Flexible packaging provides content and anti-pilferage protection, extended shelf life, pleasant feel to touch, consumer convenience and most importantly, improved health and hygiene.
2012-11-16 Ringier

Extending the scope of a standard machine
Most reports focus on outstanding special applications and dedicated machinery specially designed for such purposes, while standard machines are not in the limelight yet have the lion's share in contributing to corporate success. This also applies to plastics processing in general and injection moulding machines in particular. Motorcycle parts manufacturer J. D. von Hagen AG in Iserlohn, North Rhine-Westphalia realised the maximum benefit of a standard machine upon approaching Wittmann Battenfel
2012-11-16 Ringier

Sub-Saharan Africa tagged as growth "miracle"
Sub-Saharan Africa is expected to continue growing strongly in the near term, with regional differences in prospects reflecting in part the economies' varying exposure to external shocks, according to the recent report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
2012-11-16 Ringier

Jordan on a juncture
It will be a tough balancing act for Jordan, one of the most strategically positioned countries in the Middle East. Internal unrest and political instability have drawn international concerns and actions.
2012-11-16 Ringier

Injectable sponge can deliver drug, cells
Harvard bioengineers develop injectable, degradable gel-based sponge to deliver drugs or cell tissues
2012-11-16 Harvard School of Engineering an

Fetal pacemaker under development
20 mm-long pacemaker for unborn babies with heart defect being developed
2012-11-16 University of Southern Californi

New NMR-based device detects microvesicles
Microfluidic NMR system may allow diagnosis, monitoring of brain cancer
2012-11-16 Massachusetts General Hospital

Infrared thermometer for smartphones
The infrared camera of the device measures 5x5x5 mm in size and has a range of -22°F to 400°F (-30°C to 200°C)
2012-11-16 Fraden Corporation

Researchers develop rocket-powered ankle prosthesis
Alternative below-knee prosthesis capable of actively powering the ankle joint
2012-11-16 University of Alabama

Pasireotide recommended for Cushing's disease
FDA advisory committee recommends Novartis drug Signifor for Cushing’s disease
2012-11-16 Novartis

FDA approves Watson’s generic equivalent to Revatio
2012-11-16 Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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