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Internationalization Insights: Navigating Complexity in Business

The original proposition of this dissertation was: information-processing grows in quantity and variety as the complexity and uncertainty of business increases…

Business and Finance

Cross-Disciplinary Innovations Shaping New Product Markets

Rapid scientific and technological progress has resulted in the blurring of traditional industry boundaries and in the emergence of new product markets at the…

Communications Media

Bradford Joins Media Academy Network for Enhanced Innovation

The Media Academy Network was launched on 13 December 2007 in London by Culture Minister James Purnell, Skills Minister David Lammy and a host of…

Life & Chemistry

New Innovations in Sepsis Protection for Intensive Care

Sepsis remains the main death cause in clinics of intensive therapy despite many years of scientists’ continuous research. In the USA and European countries,…

Life & Chemistry

Biochips Enhancing Health: Innovations from BIOCHIP-IMB

The BIOCHIP-IMB company was set up at the Institute for production of domestic microchips. During the press-tour on November 15, 2007, the researchers told…

Life & Chemistry

First Transgenic Kids with Human Lactoferrin Gene Unveiled

Unfortunately, a woman’s organism produces only 4-5 grams of lactoferrin per liter of milk, besides, donor milk can be infected by HIV or other dangerous…

Life & Chemistry

Umeå researchers uncover new ALS gene

To try to identify pathological genes that are involved in ALS, the research group at Umeå University, in collaboration with Dutch and Belgian scientists,…

Physics & Astronomy

MIT Leads $375M Mission to Map Moon’s Interior

MIT will lead a $375-million mission to map the moon's interior and reconstruct its thermal history, NASA announced this week.The Gravity Recovery And Interior…

Information Technology

'Combinatorial' approach squashes software bugs faster, cheaper

Studying software crashes in a variety of applications from medical devices to Web browsers, NIST researchers obtained hard evidence to support long-held…

Communications Media

NIST Delivers Atomic Time Broadcasts to Middle East Viewers

The new system, which began broadcasting time data and audio reports this year,* is the most widely available source of atomic time in the region. Previously,…

Earth Sciences

Arctic Waters Warm 5°C Above Average: Impact on Ice Growth

Such superwarming of surface waters can affect how thick ice grows back in the winter, as well as its ability to withstand melting the next summer, according…

Physics & Astronomy

UCLA engineering researchers capture optical 'rogue waves'

Once dismissed by scientists as fanciful sailors' stories akin to sea monsters and uncharted inlands, recent observations have shown that they are a real…

Earth Sciences

Earthquake Warnings: Are We Listening to Japan’s System?

In October, Japan instituted a nationwide earthquake warning system that heralds the advance of a big earthquake; its sophisticated machinery senses the…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Cellular Switches: Timing and Frequency Insights

Cellular processes, such as when to multiply, are often regulated by switches that control the frequency and timing of interactions between proteins. North…

Earth Sciences

Giant Mud Waves Discovered in Arctic Ocean Expeditions

Sonar images revealed that, in some places, ocean currents have driven the mud along the Arctic Ocean bottom into piles, with some “mud waves” nearly 100 feet…

Earth Sciences

Earth's heat adds to climate change to melt Greenland ice

They have found at least one “hotspot” in the northeast corner of Greenland — just below a site where an ice stream was recently discovered.The researchers…

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