NEENAH – Tucked away in a basement at Menasha Advantage, a subsidiary of Neenah’s Menasha Corp., is a research center its staff affectionately calls “The Skunkworks.” There, a better cardboard box is being born....
CHICAGO – Though results for third-quarter publicly traded biotech stocks continue to show strong growth, the rate of growth seems to be slowing down (or else the rest of the market is catching up). The Nasdaq Biotech index continues to lead with year-to-date sizzling growth of...
If you receive an e-mail from Microsoft and it even looks like a Microsoft image in the body of the message, Be Careful! These e-mails appear to be the result of the "W32/Swen.A@MM" virus which spreads via e-mail and network shares. It is a...
Wisconsin has just scored a rare double-header – with two research grants coming over the transom almost at once. The WiCell Research Institute (WiCell), a non-profit subsidiary of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation(WARF), has received a three-year, $1.7...
Mark Wahl, jettisoned last week from his position as director of the nonpartisan Legislative Technology Services Bureau (LTSB), is mum on the reasons for his ouster....
UW, WiscNet team up with eWEEK To Evaluate Anti-Spam Products MADISON, WI- The University of Wisconsin System Administration and WiscNet, were once again selected by eWeek, a magazine for information technology executives, to serve as a real-world test and evaluation partner for enterprise computing solutions....
Editor’s Note: We recently had the opportunity to discuss the role of technology in state government to deliver more efficient information technology based services - internally and externally for constituents. The Governor also commented on programs to help entrepreneurs with investment funding and health insurance....
MILWAUKEE, WI - Representatives of the Medical College of Wisconsin, UW-Medical School, the Wisconsin Technology Network and Aurora -Sinai, were featured Sunday, Sept. 27 on the Milwaukee business television show, “Avante's Leaders in the New Economy,” that was broadcast, on WISN....
Madison, Wisconsin - It’s 4 p.m., and do you know where your 16-year-old daughter is? Sure, you say, she’s at home from school, doing her homework. You wish. Chances are she’s probably taking advantage of the time you’re at work to visit all sorts of...
What a difference a few years makes. In 1999, charities had raised only $7 million via the Internet, and almost $2 million of belonged to the American Red Cross. Last year, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, which now publishes a yearly tracking...