Archive for April 14th, 2009
For centuries, scientists and engineers have mined nature for ideas in developing revolutionary new materials, products and processes – a practice that continues today.
Green packaging is on the rise, and experts say this upward trend will continue at least until 2013. Is this the result of consumer demand or brand owners pushing green?
Researchers at a U.S. Navy laboratory have unveiled what they call “significant” evidence of a potential energy source that supposedly doesn’t exist: cold fusion.
If your office sometimes feels like an animal house, you may not be far off the mark. Several studies show similarities between people functioning in the business world and animals coping in the wild.
The National Science and Technology Council has proposed a framework of new technologies, protocols and practices for the large-scale development of net-zero, high-performance buildings.
When it comes to having a properly managed product development process, every business can benefit from inspection of its methods and continuous improvement.
Good customer service can mean the difference between a solid client base and losing market share. But how do you know if your customer-response channels and retention strategies are doing their job?
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| Washington on Manufacturing Issues: Lots of Talking, But No Real Progress |
 Midway through 2013, little progress has been made in Washington to address the nation’s immediate economic challenges. What looked like a promising year in January is looking less so six months later. (more…)
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