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	technology of science Daily update ⋅ 9 May 2018
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	May 2018 Discover Magazine Welcome to what our editors have been calling the "provocative medicine" issue. It's our take on three issues that tend to be inherently interesting to readers. And that's understandable, since they're essential parts of being alive on this planet: pain, food and sex. Out contributors also bring us to a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science and Technology summer camp set by Jefferson-Lewis BOCES WatertownDailyTimes.com GLENFIELD — Jefferson-Lewis BOCES is offering a free summer camp for incoming seventh-, eighth-, and ninth-graders. With hands-on projects and field trips, its aim is to excite youngsters about the science, technology, engineering, and math used in high-tech industries. "It's a program that we felt ... Flag as irrelevant
	2018 Australian Budget: What it means for science and tech CNET The investment in a space agency is part of the AU$2.4 billion that Treasurer Scott Morrison's budget allocates to science. "This includes supercomputers, world-class satellite imagery, more accurate GPS across Australia, upgrading the Bureau of Meteorology's technology platform, a national space ... Australian budget delivers for science facilities and medical research - Nature.com Budget boost: Health tech windfall in federal budget but critics say immediate patient needs are left ... - Healthcare IT News (blog) Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Virtual reality technology opens new doors of (spatial) perception Science Daily "These technologies allow us to bring the real world into the lab and, ultimately, the lab into the real world," said G. Christopher Stecker, associate professor of hearing and speech sciences at Vanderbilt University. Stecker uses these immersive tools to probe auditory spatial awareness in naturalistic, yet ... Flag as irrelevant
	Quantum technology gets a big boost in India Economic Times ... equal emphasis to both theoretical research and experimental quantum technologies," Urbasi Sinha, of RRI and organiser of the conference, told this correspondent. Dipankar Home of the Bose Institute, Kolkata, and Alexandre Matzkin of the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) in ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Trump's Proposed Cuts to the EPA's Science and Technology Budget Endanger Our Health ... Union of Concerned Scientists (blog) We are paying particular attention to the science and technology (S&T) component of the EPA budget because of the fundamental role that science plays across the agency in its mission to protect our health and the health of our environment. Rather than cutting the resources for critical programs, our ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meet the sponsors of the Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards 2018 Cambridge Independent The Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards 2018 are a celebration of some of the finest businesses and individuals in our region. So it is fitting that leading companies from a range of sectors are supporting our awards, which are open for entries from May 9-July 16 by filling in our ... Flag as irrelevant
	Australian Budget announces increased focus on smart economy and medical sector OpenGov Asia The 2018 budget promises new funding for Australian Technology and Science Growth Plan and the Medical Research Future Fund. ... the Australian Government aims to maximise the benefits of a tech focused economy with increased spending in science, medical research, technology, and skills. Flag as irrelevant
	It will take 3 years for industry to absorb satellite tech: K Sivan, ISRO chairman Economic Times The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) has stepped up its activities to involve industry to build its rockets and satellites. While the space agency is gearing up for the shift, it is also facing internal challenges — it lost a rocket and satellite due to technical issues and was forced to return a satellite ... Flag as irrelevant
	IT Bureau launches new scheme to fast-track 1000 tech workers from mainland and overseas to ... Hong Kong Free Press The scheme will be first opened to tenants and incubatees of the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation and Cyberport that are engaged in the areas of biotechnology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, robotics, data analytics, financial technologies and material science. Hong Kong announces new immigration pilot program for tech professionals - OpenGov Asia Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
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