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After 2020 'Zuckerbucks' controversy, election group starts new program, cuts back on grants - Vimarsana News

After 2020 'Zuckerbucks' controversy, election group starts new program, cuts back on grants

While CTCL claims more grants were awarded to counties won by Trump than by Biden, the left-leaning nonprofit gave larger grants and more money per capita to Democratic counties than to Republican ones. The new election alliance will provide $80 million over five years to a network for local election officials to receive aid from.

Versantis Awarded Innosuisse Grant of CHF475,000 to Develop Point of Care Device to Monitor Blood Ammonia in Liver Disease Patients - Vimarsana News

Versantis Awarded Innosuisse Grant of CHF475,000 to Develop Point of Care Device to Monitor Blood Ammonia in Liver Disease Patients

Project Leverages Expertise of ZHAW School of Engineering to Develop Prototype Device Device Provides Commercial Potential as Both Standalone Product and Companion Diagnostic to Therapeutic Pipeline Versantis

Versantis Awarded Innosuisse Grant of CHF475,000 to Develop Point of Care Device to Monitor Blood Am - Vimarsana News

Versantis Awarded Innosuisse Grant of CHF475,000 to Develop Point of Care Device to Monitor Blood Am

Project Leverages Expertise of ZHAW School of Engineering to Develop Prototype DeviceDevice Provides Commercial Potential as Both Standalone Product and Companion Diagnostic to Therapeutic PipelineZURICH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Versantis, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing novel therapies for orphan and ped...

NSF CAREER Award supports the study of reliable, secure WBMI bioelectronic implants - Vimarsana News

NSF CAREER Award supports the study of reliable, secure WBMI bioelectronic implants

Kaiyuan Yang, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at Rice University's George R. Brown School of Engineering, has won a $500,000 National Science Foundation CAREER Award to study the reliability and security of wireless, batteryless, minimally invasive (WBMI) bioelectronics.

EPFL technology makes it to the International Space Station - Vimarsana News

EPFL technology makes it to the International Space Station

The U.S. start-up Cryptosat has taken the EPFL developed Drand protocol, the internet’s first production grade, publicly verifiable randomness beacon, into space for an historic experiment. Is space the next frontier for data security here on Earth? Researchers at the U.S. satellite start-up, Cryptosat, think it will be and they have just launched several experiments from the International Space Station (ISS) to test this.