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GE Healthcare to sponsor national AIDS awareness tour

GE Healthcare will present and sponsor Camp Heartland's Journey of Hope AIDS Awareness Tour to take place April 6 to 28....

05 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Succeeding online without a Web site

Tied to the phone book?. Local searches and online listings paid for by the phone call could make an easier transition for businesses that have been slow to go online....

05 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Is IT leadership a position or an attitude?

After confessing his obsession with reading job classifieds, Byron lays out where he sees the IT job market going – and where are all these perfect know-it-alls coming from?...

05 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

UW students compete to make hydrogen cars, other renewable projects

A team of 30 engineering students and three professors are developing vehicles and engines that operate on clean and renewable energy, taking their inventions to competitions around the country....

04 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Midwest shares in stock-market bloodshed as biotechs falter

The broad-based Nasdaq Biotech Index was down a whopping 16 percent in Q1 – The Midwest got caught up in the downdraft....

04 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Sonic Foundry gains five university clients for Mediasite

Madison-based Sonic Foundry Inc. has added five universities to the growing number of higher education institutions that use its Mediasite rich media system to power their online distance education. ...

04 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Schiavo's death calls attention to ethical issues weighed at Bioethics Forum

At a private research center south of Madison, a group of scientists, academics and religious leaders will talk about the ethics surrounding our knowledge of the human brain....

04 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Ten signs tell you to look for a new tech job

You haven't yet been able to break through the inertia that keeps you glued to your desk. How do you know when it's time to go?...

01 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Inacom targets diversity programs as Milwaukee expansion drives growth

Madison, Wis. — Inacom Information Systems, a computer consulting and training firm located on Madison's south side recently announced it has become certified as a woman-owned business – after 20 years under the leadership of CEO Laurie Benson....

01 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

Cellular Dynamics hits market with UW research heavyweights

Three noted UW-Madison biotech researchers, including stem-cell pioneer James Thomson, have begun construction on a laboratory to house a new drug screening company in Madison's University Research Park....

01 April, 2005 / 0 Comments

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