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Efforts by business operations, research and partnerships work to streamline research administration - Vimarsana News

Efforts by business operations, research and partnerships work to streamline research administration

A cross-organizational partnership aimed at reducing the time faculty and staff spend on research-related administrative procedures has made progress in its efforts.

Source: purdue.edu
DuPont, Ex-Worker Indicted for TX Plant Gas Leak That Killed Four - Vimarsana News

DuPont, Ex-Worker Indicted for TX Plant Gas Leak That Killed Four

A chemical company and a former employee have been indicted for their roles in a 2014 poisonous gas leak that killed four workers at a Houston-area plant.

DuPont, ex-employee plead not guilty, denying negligence in deadly LaPorte plant disaster - Vimarsana News

DuPont, ex-employee plead not guilty, denying negligence in deadly LaPorte plant disaster

DuPont, ex-employee plead not guilty, denying negligence in deadly LaPorte plant disaster FacebookTwitterEmail 1of30 The DuPont company and a former employee pleaded not guilty in a chemical disaster that killed four workers. Robert Tisnado, 39, and Gilbert "Gibby" Tisnado, 48, who died in a hazardous chemical leak at a DuPont plant in La Porte last week Friday, Nov. 21, 2014, in Pasadena. ( Johnny Hanson / Houston Chronicle )Johnny Hanson, Staff / Houston ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of30 DuPont employees and brothers, Robert Tisnado, left, 39 and Gilbert "Gibby" Tisnado, right, 48, died in ...

DuPont, ex-worker indicted for plant gas leak that killed 4 - Vimarsana News

DuPont, ex-worker indicted for plant gas leak that killed 4

HOUSTON (AP) — A chemical company and a former employee have been indicted for their roles in a 2014 poisonous gas leak that killed four workers at a Houston-area plant,