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New Orleans' A.B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University Delivers Maximum Uptime for Users With Reliable HP Hardware

The only nationally ranked business school in the Gulf South, the Freeman School of Business at Tulane University is consistently listed among the nation's best business schools by leading publications. Freeman School of Business wanted to maximize efficiency and systems availability by standardizing on one hardware vendor with high-quality products...

Tags: Tulane University, Hewlett-Packard Co., Uptime, Hardware

Case studies 2009-03-01

Chocolate toothpaste?

According to a short article from Tulane University Magazine, chocolate toothpaste is better than fluoride. This article doesn't offer lots of details, but has been widely taken up online. It simply states that a researcher found that an extract of cocoa powder "whose chemical makeup is similar to caffeine, helps...

Tags: Engineering &, Innovation, Health &, Medicine

Blog posts 2007-05-25

Incoming freshmen use Facebook to meet up with fellow students

The college acceptance letters are in the mail, and thanks to social networking sites like Facebook, many students will arrive on campus with a whole new social group to greet them, reports the New York Times. Monique Yin, who will attend NYU this fall, already has 650 new friends...

Tags: Facebook, Tulane University

Blog posts 2007-03-20

Shots without needles

Delivering vaccines without the usage of needles might become common in the future if researchers of Tulane University in New Orleans succeed in their efforts. These scientists plan to use nanotechnology to pass the vaccines through the skin. And they received a grant of $2.3 million from the National Institutes...

Tags: Tulane University, vaccine

Blog posts 2006-04-18

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About that cellular interference...

So... maybe it is a real problem.  Pedram Amini top picture on the right, noted researcher and reverse engineer, posted an article to the Tipping Point DVLabs blog on some interesting observations he made on cellular interference.  From the article, Pedram comments on the discovery: "I had...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Researcher, Laptop Computer, Pedram Amini, Keyboards, Notebooks, Hardware, Peripherals, Notebooks & Tablets, Nathan McFeters

Blog posts 2008-07-01

From the University of Michigan, a stinging rebuke of publishers

You may have heard about University of Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman's speech to the Association of American Publishers, titled "Google, the Khmer Rouge and the Public Good," but it's certainly worth reading the full speech at the school's website. UMich is one of the major universities cooperating with...

Tags: Khmer Rouge, Google Inc., University of Michigan, preservation

Blog posts 2006-02-10

H-1B visa limit reached

H-1B visa limit reachedIf a company needs a H1BIf a company says they need a H1B....Get them to send their job spec to Immigration, Immigration can send it round the US job agencies and see if they can fill it with US staff.If they can fill it, then the company...

Tags: Group Inc., H1B, H-1B visa, H-1B

Discussion threads 2004-02-18

Homeland Security: Risk Assessment - Conducting a Vulnerability Assessment

In 2000, the University of Washington UW was invited by FEMA to participate in the Disaster Resistant University Project DRU, along with the University of California, Berkeley, Tulane University, Miami University, University of North Carolina/Wilmington, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The overall goal after identifying risks, and assessing vulnerabilities...

Tags: Risk Assessment, University Of California At Berkeley, Vulnerability Assessment, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Homeland Security, Tools & Techniques, Security, Strategy, Government, Management

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