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January 1, 2021
Klamath Art Gallery will premiere a new exhibit featuring the photography of Gregg Waterman starting on Sunday, Jan. 3, according to a news release. Since the Gallery is limited on space, social distancing will be observed and visitors must wear masks. The exhibit will continue through Sunday, Jan. 31. The photographic exhibit is a visual celebration of the areas around Klamath Falls, from right in town to several hours away. Waterman grew up in Casper, Wyo. As a young boy and a teenager, he sp...
December 30, 2020
Oregon Tech offers training in medical lab science, a field put in the spotlight during the pandemic The Wilsonville college tries to prepare future scientists for career that is experiencing employee shortage Dawn Taylor, the director of the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) program at Oregon Institute of Technology in Wilsonville, has never seen her field placed under a microscope like it has in 2020. With millions receiving COVID-19 tests, many are realizing trained professionals...
December 28, 2020
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December 24, 2020
#10 - Optimizing extrusion tooling Top articles from 2020: Guill Tool & Engineering’s President Glen Guillemette explains how tooling maintenance improves efficiency, enhances quality, and boosts overall productivity for medical tubing. multi-lumen and multi-layer medical tubing. However, tool misalignment or maintenance issues can produce exaggerated impacts on the final product. Equipment maintenance Improperly maintained equipment can waste 10% to 20% of the material, which can run fr...
December 24, 2020
OMIC R&D begins sponsored research project in robotics for SMW-AUTOBLOK Jordan Meader, a robotics solution researcher at OMIC R&D, will be the principal investigator on the project. The SMW-AUTOBLOK Corporation, a worldwide manufacturer of workholding for turning and grinding machine tools based in Wheeling, Illinois. Jordan Meader, a robotics solution researcher at OMIC R&D, will be the principal investigator on the project. OMIC R&D will conduct research in advanced and automated connection ...
December 24, 2020
#9 - 6 common safety principles to make medical devices safe Top articles from 2020: A look at common safety strategies used by medical device designers and manufacturers. The evolution of medical device safety has been in motion since 1968 when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first became responsible for medical device regulation. In the last three decades, technology-powered medical devices have exploded into clinical practice with a persistent need to evolve and become safer for ...
December 23, 2020
Jennifer Berdyugin, Kyle Jenkins and Juan Villarreal, graduate students at Oregon Tech, work on the second round of floating solar aeration systems they released on the lake this week to help increase the oxygen levels in the lake for the endangered suckers in this July photo. H&N photo by Becca Robbins
December 22, 2020
39 New Practitioners Enter the Laboratory Testing Workforce, Graduating from the State’s Only Medical Lab Science Baccalaureate Program 39 New Practitioners Enter the Laboratory Testing Workforce, Graduating from the State’s Only Medical Lab Science Baccalaureate Program Portland-Metro Laura Kelley on Extern in Hawaii With the global coronavirus pandemic, there has been national attention on laboratory testing. The need for highly qualified individuals to do complex laboratory test...
December 15, 2020
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January 16, 2014
Financial literacy programs to help students and their families manage the costs of college. every school has advisers who desperately want their students to succeed, oregon tech is committing to set up a text message program so that these advisers can connect more easily with students who need some extra encouragement or academic support. every college has orientation programs or learning communities to help students transition to college. many of the schools here today are supplementing those ...