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SteroidAlternatives.com Launches Website with Powerful, Safe, Legal Alternatives to Anabolic Steroids
By: Brian Clapp, www.steroidalternatives.com | March 09, 2010
SteroidAlternatives.com launches its WADA and IOC compliant line of powerful, legal alternatives to anabolic steroids.
Cambridge Publishing Honors Robert Gass for Professional Excellence
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | March 09, 2010
Robert Gass lends over 30 years of demonstrated expertise in radiological protection to Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Karen L. Rogers, DVM, DACLAM Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | March 08, 2010
Karen L. Rogers recognized for dedication to the field of laboratory animal medicine and surgery
Orson Scott Card to receive Distinguished Public Service Award during BYU Management Society -Washington, D.C. Chapter Annual Gala Dinner on April 24
By: Aaron Sherinian, BYU Management Society DC | March 06, 2010
The BYU Management Society (BYUMS-DC) announced today that it would honor best-selling author and columnist Orson Scott Card at its annual Gala Dinner on April 24, 2010. Card will receive the chapter's Distinguished Public Service Award and will deliver keynote remarks.
Stanford Who's Who Develops A Place For Magnificent Marketing Research Professional
By: Irene Finch, Stanford Who's Who | March 05, 2010
Stanford Who's Who recognizes Michele M. Brajuha for her extraordinary effort in the Marketing Research Industry.
Weight of Evidence Supports Atrazine Safety and its Economic Benefits
By: Sherry Duvall Ford, Syngenta | March 05, 2010
Growing body of research shows no effects on amphibians, specifically atrazine and frogs.
National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements releases Report No. 162, Self Assessment of Radiation-Safety Programs. It is now available online at http://NCRPpublications.org/Reports/162
By: David Schauer, NCRP | March 05, 2010
NCRP's mission is to support radiation protection by providing independent scientific analysis, information and recommendations that represent the consensus of leading scientists. Report No. 162 is the latest addition to NCRP's extensive library.
No New Findings in Atrazine Study Promoted by Discredited Researcher, According to the Hudson Institute Center for Global Food Issues
By: Alex Avery, Center for Global Food Issues | March 03, 2010
"Scientifically Flawed," "Insufficient Data," "Results Problematic if not impossible" describe past critiques of studies done by Dr. Tyrone Hayes
Avantium Appoints Former Shell CTO, Jan van der Eijk to its Supervisory Board
By: Anniek Gielkens, Avantium | March 01, 2010
Avantium announced the appointment of former Shell CTO, Dr. Jan van der Eijk to its Supervisory Board. Jan van der Eijk said: " It is an exciting time to join this young, experienced company and help propel its furanics bioplastics and fuels program.
Soybean Genome Mapping, New Soy Products Aid in Sustainable Agriculture
By: Christopher Krull, United Soybean Board | February 26, 2010
A team effort the U.S. farmer-driven United Soybean Board supported has already yielded new discoveries completing the soybean genome sequence map.
SFO Medical Unveils New Professional Grade High Accuracy Finger Pulse Oximeter OxyMirror-9500
By: Pallavi Sharma, SFO Medical | February 25, 2010
SFO Medical, a leading medical device manufacturer is releasing its latest feature rich finger pulse oximeter OxiMirror-9500 targeted for professional medical usage and relevant applications based on enhanced digital adaptive technology.
Breath Test For Pulmonary Tuberculosis
By: Michael Phillips, Menssana Research Inc. | February 23, 2010
A Non-Invasive test to detect disease.
Water Quality Analysis Safeguarding Families
By: Isabelle Umugwaneza, ABI | February 18, 2010
Water is intensely purified and treated by water authorities before being ready for thousands of families. A water quality analysis center in Shanghai, China excels in its water testing and analysis with fully automatic potentiometric titration.
Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. Announces Initial In-Water, Off-Shore Testing of Patent Pending Turbine Prototype Successfully Demonstrates Proof of Concept
By: Mark Antonucci, Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. | February 16, 2010
Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. Announces Initial In-Water, Off-Shore Testing of Patent Pending turbine prototype Successfully Demonstrates Proof of Concept for use in planned Commercial Tidal Water Power Applications
Cell Science Systems - The ALCAT Laboratory - Becomes First to Test for Compatibility of Functional Foods and Medicinal Herbs
By: Daniel Lassman, Cell Science Systems | February 15, 2010
New offerings reflect a change in diet and attitude toward wellness
Displaying 1 to 15 (of 657 releases)
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SteroidAlternatives.com Launches Website with Powerful, Safe, Legal Alternatives to Anabolic Steroids
By: Brian Clapp, www.steroidalternatives.com | March 09, 2010
SteroidAlternatives.com launches its WADA and IOC compliant line of powerful, legal alternatives to anabolic steroids.
Cambridge Publishing Honors Robert Gass for Professional Excellence
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | March 09, 2010
Robert Gass lends over 30 years of demonstrated expertise in radiological protection to Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Karen L. Rogers, DVM, DACLAM Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | March 08, 2010
Karen L. Rogers recognized for dedication to the field of laboratory animal medicine and surgery
Orson Scott Card to receive Distinguished Public Service Award during BYU Management Society -Washington, D.C. Chapter Annual Gala Dinner on April 24
By: Aaron Sherinian, BYU Management Society DC | March 06, 2010
The BYU Management Society (BYUMS-DC) announced today that it would honor best-selling author and columnist Orson Scott Card at its annual Gala Dinner on April 24, 2010. Card will receive the chapter's Distinguished Public Service Award and will deliver keynote remarks.
Stanford Who's Who Develops A Place For Magnificent Marketing Research Professional
By: Irene Finch, Stanford Who's Who | March 05, 2010
Stanford Who's Who recognizes Michele M. Brajuha for her extraordinary effort in the Marketing Research Industry.
Weight of Evidence Supports Atrazine Safety and its Economic Benefits
By: Sherry Duvall Ford, Syngenta | March 05, 2010
Growing body of research shows no effects on amphibians, specifically atrazine and frogs.
National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements releases Report No. 162, Self Assessment of Radiation-Safety Programs. It is now available online at http://NCRPpublications.org/Reports/162
By: David Schauer, NCRP | March 05, 2010
NCRP's mission is to support radiation protection by providing independent scientific analysis, information and recommendations that represent the consensus of leading scientists. Report No. 162 is the latest addition to NCRP's extensive library.
No New Findings in Atrazine Study Promoted by Discredited Researcher, According to the Hudson Institute Center for Global Food Issues
By: Alex Avery, Center for Global Food Issues | March 03, 2010
"Scientifically Flawed," "Insufficient Data," "Results Problematic if not impossible" describe past critiques of studies done by Dr. Tyrone Hayes
Avantium Appoints Former Shell CTO, Jan van der Eijk to its Supervisory Board
By: Anniek Gielkens, Avantium | March 01, 2010
Avantium announced the appointment of former Shell CTO, Dr. Jan van der Eijk to its Supervisory Board. Jan van der Eijk said: " It is an exciting time to join this young, experienced company and help propel its furanics bioplastics and fuels program.
Soybean Genome Mapping, New Soy Products Aid in Sustainable Agriculture
By: Christopher Krull, United Soybean Board | February 26, 2010
A team effort the U.S. farmer-driven United Soybean Board supported has already yielded new discoveries completing the soybean genome sequence map.
SFO Medical Unveils New Professional Grade High Accuracy Finger Pulse Oximeter OxyMirror-9500
By: Pallavi Sharma, SFO Medical | February 25, 2010
SFO Medical, a leading medical device manufacturer is releasing its latest feature rich finger pulse oximeter OxiMirror-9500 targeted for professional medical usage and relevant applications based on enhanced digital adaptive technology.
Breath Test For Pulmonary Tuberculosis
By: Michael Phillips, Menssana Research Inc. | February 23, 2010
A Non-Invasive test to detect disease.
Water Quality Analysis Safeguarding Families
By: Isabelle Umugwaneza, ABI | February 18, 2010
Water is intensely purified and treated by water authorities before being ready for thousands of families. A water quality analysis center in Shanghai, China excels in its water testing and analysis with fully automatic potentiometric titration.
Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. Announces Initial In-Water, Off-Shore Testing of Patent Pending Turbine Prototype Successfully Demonstrates Proof of Concept
By: Mark Antonucci, Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. | February 16, 2010
Hydro Alternative Energy, Inc. Announces Initial In-Water, Off-Shore Testing of Patent Pending turbine prototype Successfully Demonstrates Proof of Concept for use in planned Commercial Tidal Water Power Applications
Cell Science Systems - The ALCAT Laboratory - Becomes First to Test for Compatibility of Functional Foods and Medicinal Herbs
By: Daniel Lassman, Cell Science Systems | February 15, 2010
New offerings reflect a change in diet and attitude toward wellness
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