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The new device is to be used for cleaning and desinfecting the instruments very soon after the surgical procedure. The device offers purging with water,…
Consumers who go to multiple search engines looking for the best prices or products may be spending more time than needed, says a Penn State researcher.
In a recent study, Dr. Jim Jansen discovered no significant difference in the effectiveness of five popular search engines in helping consumers find what they were looking for.
“What we learned is that there is little benefit for consumers who occasionally shop online to visit various search engines for product compa
The invention offers a novel class of Tryptanthrin-derivatives and a method for preparing the derivatives. These compounds shall be useful as drugs for the…
Several new dyes have been identified as candidates to stain the internal limiting membrane (ILM) as well as other tissues of the eye that need to be removed…
Neurologist Mike Harrington of Pasadena, California’s Huntington Medical Research Institutes argues that soon we may be able to detect brain disease before symptoms even begin. The secret is in the cerebrospinal fluid, the clear liquid that cushions our brain and spinal cord.
As guest editor for the January 2006 issue of the respected medical journal Disease Markers (Volume 22, Issues 1-2), published by IOS Press, which was themed to the study of neural markers, Harrington
New research carried out by a consumer behaviour researcher at Henley Management College has investigated what drives people to search online. The findings reveal that convenience, time-efficiency and personal control are the key drivers for consumers to search online, rather than cost. It also shows that the relationship between traditional and online retailing outlets needs to be more unified.
E-shopping has changed the face of retail, and surfers are now looking for Spring sale ba