Newswise — (FORT WORTH – April 30) The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) Foundation concluded its 100th Annual Meeting over the weekend – an event that this year included several presentations analyzing its future as well as celebrating its past. During the opening session of “Forward to the Future: Building on 100 Years of Progress in Medical Regulation,” former U.S.
Suzi Perry was joined by designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen at the Ideal Home Show, at Earl’s Court, London Homes in the future will function like playing a computer game, according to gadget queen Suzi Perry.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The Gateway Community College Foundation (GCCF) announced this day that Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Connecticut has donated $150,000 to its “Your College. Your Future” building campaign. In recognition of the gift and Anthem’s long history of supporting GCC, the Dietetic Technology Laboratory at the college’s new downtown campus will bear the company’s name.
The Intel Corporation has announced that it will be developing a new line of computer chips that make use of NFC technology.
As Microsoft prepares for the upcoming Windows 8 launch, they are also provided us a glimpse of what the future of computer use — this includes software and hardware — with a nifty video that not only gives us a forward thinking look at what lies ahead in the world of computer use, it also gives you an idea concerning Microsoft’s strategy going forward.
The interactive “Magic Mirror” developed by the New York Times R&D Lab, Brian House, adopts Kinect motion-sensing technology. The mirror will read the physical cues of the person standing in front of it. Users can use it to read news, watch videos, or even send SMS. The mirror will give advice on the type of tie which matches the user’s shirt.
Event Detail : Event Date : October 24, 2011 – October 26, 2011 Venue : San Francisco, California, USA Event Description : The Smart Energy International Conference & Technology Expo is the smart energy industry’s platform to the future.
LOIS CAIRNS Engineers say cost-effective technology exists to combat earthquake damage and it should be used in all future building projects. As a Royal Commission of Inquiry continues its probe into why so many Christchurch buildings collapsed during February’s magnitude 6.3 earthquake, the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering is calling on the building industry to make more use of technology.
LOIS CAIRNS Engineers say cost-effective technology exists to combat earthquake damage and it should be used in all future building projects. As a Royal Commission of Inquiry continues its probe into why so many Christchurch buildings collapsed during February’s magnitude 6.3 earthquake, the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering is calling on the building industry to make more use of technology.
Braintree Printing, a digital and offset printing company serving printers and print brokers throughout the Northeast, recently hired Brett Garnier of Stoughton as the company’s director of technology. A seasoned technical architect, Garnier brings 15 years of experience analyzing, developing and delivering information technology solutions for businesses.