News Update :: Tuesday, July 11, 2006
News
Pushing for Gender Parity, SMU Hosts Girls Summer Camp
Southern Methodist University’s engineering department is sponsoring a summer camp for girls to promote interest in and the value of engineering as a field of study...
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Tech in Education Society to Revive Ed Tech Standards
K-16 education technology leaders met last week to accelerate a dialogue on the National Educational Technology Standards for Students (NETS-S)...
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U. Oregon Banks Major National Science Foundation Grant
The National Science Foundation awarded the University of Oregon a five-year, $3.2 million grant designed to link Oregon universities to international technology firms...
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Wearable Device Would Catch Seizures Before They Occur
Researchers at MIT and Harvard are preparing trials of a device for treating epilepsy...
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Carnegie Mellon Poker Program Aims to Flush Competition
A Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist is working on a computer program that can win at poker...
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Contracts, Deals, Awards
Utah State Tech Sends Wireless Reports on Livestock Heath
Utah State University's College of Agriculture signed a deal with TekVet...
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Indian Business Academy Deals for Wireless Campus Tech
The Indian Business Academy, a graduate business school in Bangalore, India, made a deal with wireless infrastructure provider Proxim, Inc...
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