It’s time again for a medical check. As we approach 2005, it’s best to know if your corporate identity image is healthy, slightly injured or on a life-support system....
Wireless monitoring of Alzheimer's patients — Database-backed RFID tagging — A roomier, more comfortable MRI — Car loans through an online portal...
“Brain drain” in Wisconsin, education’s effect on the state economy and fewer graduates qualified for jobs in the technology industry were a few of the many topics covered yesterday in a public discussion with the Education Access Panel....
The Wisconsin Biotechnology and Medical Device Association will take a practical look at tech transfer at its annual conference on October 26. This year’s title is “Business Empowering Science.”...
Wisconsin’s head start in stem-cell research could be challenged by the intervention of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has decided to support a $3 billion initiative to fund research in the state....
From the sheer number and the attention given to political bloggers, you would think these technology-equipped political pundits would have a significant impact on the November 2 vote. But is technology really deciding elections?...
Rockwell Automation, Inc., a Milwaukee-headquartered maker of automation and IT systems for manufactuers, says it will start using a new line of embedded processors from Intel and that it worked with the chip manufacturer on their design....
The good news? Your computer can now have a photographic memory. The bad news? Your computer can now have a photographic memory....
Not so long ago, we IT practitioners may as well have dressed in capes and pointy hats with stars and moons on them. What we did was a mystery to the rest of the company and had a whiff of magic....
With the help of independent fact-checking groups, here's one attempt to cut through the hype and the clutter surrounding a few major campaign issues — health, taxes and tech....