by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2018
By Lori DeBoer Mayo Clinic physicians have access to some of the most innovative and successful treatments available for patients with seizure disorders, ranging from nerve stimulation to surgery. Many seizure disorders are subtle and are more difficult to diagnose...
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2018
By Lori DeBoer The Mayo Clinic Scottsdale’s Center for Reproductive Medicine has put a new twist on an invitro fertilization procedure by thawing fertilized eggs and successfully bringing them to the blastocyst stage before transferring them to a patient’s uterus. The...
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2018
By Lori DeBoer Cholesteric reflective displays can now be addressed in a fraction of the time that it used to take because of a new dynamic drive developed by ALCOM researchers at the Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State University. The new drive scheme addresses...
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2018
By Lori DeBoer Having followed the case histories of more than 80 patients with endometrial cancer, a Mayo Clinic Scottsdale researcher has announced that laparoscopic surgery produces the same cure rates as more traditional surgery methods and is easier on patients....
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2018
By Lori DeBoer Technology that could alter the business of putting ink on paper was announced at the SID ’95 meeting in Orlando in May. The electronic documument viewer prototype uses reflective cholesteric liquid crystals being developed in the ALCOMM Center....
by Lori DeBoer | Mar 10, 2016
By Lori DeBoer In the rush to break the Valley’s traffic gridlock, the road to success may be paved with electronic sensors, magnetic tape and microchips. Smart highways and smart cars–or Intelligent Transportation Systems–are the stuff of Jules...
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2015
By Lori DeBoer With Arizona’s population growth three times the national average and roads strained to their utmost, implementation of ITS to help alleviate traffic congestion has picked up speed. In 1996, Phoenix was one of four metropolitan areas selected by the...
by Lori DeBoer | May 30, 2015
By Lori DeBoer From a $40 Harvard MBA to a huge galactic university, participants in the second annual Sedona Conference last month envisioned a host of possibilities for technology’s impact on higher education. Gathered in Sedona, Ariz., a town best known for its...
