Colorado Science News (United States)

Golden Software, Inc. announces the release of Voxler 3, a complete scientific 3D data visualization and graphics application. Users can import data in a multitude of file types to create graphics and explore relationships between 3D data sets.

Golden Software, Inc. announces the release of Strater 3, a user-friendly upgrade to Strater. Strater 3 creates professional well logs, cross sections and location maps from interval, depth, and well data.

Aquaponic-Gardening is a simple, easy to use survival food plan, which can save a family thousands of dollars a year at the grocery store. It is an amazing self renewing system which can continually feed any family in a renewable cycle.

The Steadman Philippon Research Institute in Vail, Colorado has completed construction of its multi-million, state of the art biomechanics research laboratories and surgical skills facilities.

Gravity modification is now theoretically feasible with the discovery of the massless formula for gravitational acceleration g=τc^2, and the discovery of Non Inertia, Ni, Fields.

The Abengoa Mojave Solar Project that we covered two years ago when it signed a 600 gigawatthour annual power contract with PG&E has just got the BLM permit approval for its 250 MW solar thermal project in California

"Aquaculture," the development of fish farms, will get a boost in local coastal waters.

Congress has passed a bill that would cut all funding from the Microbiological Data Program, which food safety experts call the United States' most important defense against produce-borne E. coli infection, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Chinese researchers have discovered that altered cellular proteins may be why some people do not contract mesothelioma even after being exposed to asbestos.

The Colorado Institute for Drug, Device and Diagnostic Development (CID4) has selected Ft. Collins, Colorado-based VetDC to receive funding and management assistance to advance its Lead Molecule, VDC 1101.

National Solar Day is June 18: Learn More about Solar Careers, Take a Tour of the Facility

Stiff winds blew ash from a Chilean volcano Tuesday in a widening arc across Argentina to the capital, grounding most air travel to and from the country for much of the day.

Advantage CEO, Jody Singleton, spoke for IEEE Power & Energy Society’s panel at the 12th annual Conference and Exposition on Transmission and Distribution, Operation, Engineering Construction and Live-Line Maintenance international conference.

Former Congressman, Patrick Kennedy, wants to create a map of the brain and cure every brain disease within 10 years.

A new study has shown that giving soldiers an infusion of calories and proteins soon after they experience a traumatic brain injury, their condition seems to improve.

Drug addiction is a crippling epidemic. Former drug addict, Eric Lapp, has finally cracked the addiction code. By addressing brain chemistry, his natural drug treatment program is helping addicts live drug free.

Dr. William Sterett, an orthopedic knee surgeon with the Steadman Clinic in Vail, was chosen for the 2011 USSA J. Leland Sosman Award for his outstanding medical care and selfless volunteer service provided to USSA skiing and snowboarding athletes.

Golden Software, Inc. announces Grapher 9 with Unicode font support for international users, a 64-bit installation version for loading large data sets, the ability to move any label in a graph, and an improved clipping system.

Process knowledge and quality control is improved by employing near-infrared technology over the conveyor

Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) announces Steve Orndorff, President & CEO of Ariel pharmaceuticals, as the new chairperson of the board of directors. Orndorff assumes chairperson responsibilities from Rick Jory, Sandhill Scientific, Inc.

A new, Italian study that investigated the chemical makeup of mesothelioma and surrounding tissues could help improve treatment by making it more effective.

The Steadman Philippon Research Institute in Vail, CO has developed a new reconstruction technique for MCL tears and injuries. The Institute states that this new treatment of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) is most effective long-term.

Former NFL-player, Dave Duerson, died recently and had his brain donated to Boston University for traumatic brain injury research.

A new book by the best-selling author, Lisa Genova, explores what it is like to have a traumatic brain injury from the patient's perspective.

Although many strides have been made to help find a cure for mesothelioma,funding needs to be secured before future research can be done.

The Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) and The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) have jointly released results of the Bioscience Discovery Evaluation Grant Program (BDEGP).

Analytical Instrument Recycle, Inc. services hundreds of clients annually, including universities, municipalities, Fortune 500 companies, state agencies and more.

New clinical trials may help doctors find a mesothelioma cure. Mesothelioma is one of the most deadly forms of cancer and currently has no cure.

Dr. Peter Millett recently teamed with orthopedic industry leader, Arthrex, to produce live footage of rotator cuff repair surgery. This video will be made available to surgeons world-wide as an educational tool on arthroscopic rotator cuff surgery.

Steadman Philippon Research Institute (Vail) announces Alpine racer Tommy Ford and free ride skier, Tucker Perkins, will serve as Ambassadors for the Institute. Both athletes credit the Institute for outstanding evidence-based orthopedic research.

New research has found potential new treatment options for mesothelioma lung cancer, the deadly disease caused by asbestos exposure.

Remediation Products Inc.’s Trap & Treat® BOS 100® environmental remediation product does not infringe five Adventus patents, the company announced today.

The Moon Calendar 2011 is available for sale. The Moon Calendar has been published every year since 1981. The new edition is a traditional 28-page wall calendar with the moon phases for every day of the year depicted in a striking graphic panel.

Wert-Berater, Inc. is a provider of feasibility studies for all types of biomass facilities.

Policymakers, Scientists, Technologists and Investors To Preview the Next Frontier in Digitizing Planet Earth

Mister Photon Media, Colorado camera crew provider uses multiple camera/support equipment technologies for high definition educational piece produced by the National Science Foundation.

Smart and compact a 15 inch TV is ideal for smaller rooms

Quantum Artist, Malcolm Watson ~ The Barefoot Violinist will be giving a special guest performance for a landmark gathering of Scientists and Spiritual Masters in San Diego on July 17, 2010.

(SBIR) grant from the National Center for Research Resources through the National Institute of Health to develop new methods for automation of quantitative DIC microscopy for 3D live-cell imaging using programmable active wavefront modulation.

Award Winning and Best Selling Author of The Biology of Belief Dr. Bruce Lipton PhD. Joins the Incredible Line-Up of Expert Guest for the Happier Kids Now Expo in October 2010. This is a FREE Event no Parent or Teacher will want to Miss!

Steven Smith brings high-technology, business development record

Firm to help analytical instrumentation pioneer ASD Inc. capitalize on 20 years of leadership and enable more growth

Wert-Berater, Inc. provides feasibility studies for all Alternative Energy programs including those seeking USDA funding.

High-performance analytical instrumentation, International clients, and culture of collaboration with science and industry keep ASD at forefront

What if plants could tell us when they are thirsty? With funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF), AgriHouse has developed a leaf sensor that is enabling plants to do just that.

Biologists from the University of Washington are implementing new geospatial mobile applications in their penguin research in Punta Tombo, Argentina.

Magnesium Oil Is Perhaps the Most Revolutionary Nutritional Product To Hit The Market This Century

US researchers found that pomegranates contain six natural compounds that may prevent the growth of hormone-dependent breast cancer by blocking the enzyme aromatase, which changes androgen to estrogen.

42U, US based leading provider of Data Center Efficiency Solutions, fervently joined in efforts to raise funds for Haiti.

Nikwax underwrote a grant through the American Alpine Club to study the impacts of global warming in the alpine environment. Tracie Seimon, a PhD at Columbia University, was awarded one half of the grant. She has just announced her results.