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• Stanford University and Veterans Affairs Researchers Demonstrate Significant Glucose Reduction in Study of CVAC Process for Insulin Resistance and Diabetes

  - 2008-08-07

  The Stanford University Center on Longevity and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System VAPAHCS today announced positive data from their 10-week study of the Cyclic Variations in Altitude ConditioningTM (CVACTM) process, CVAC Systems Inc.'s new modality being researched for insulin resistance and diabetes. The...

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• 45th Design Automation Conference Awards Best Papers to Authors from Texas A&M University and Stanford University

  - 2008-06-30

  BOULDER, Colo. -- The 45th Design Automation Conference DAC, the electronic design automation EDA industry's prestigious annual forum, awarded Best Paper honors to two technical papers presented at this year's conference. Wei Dong, Peng Li and Xiaoji Ye, of Texas A&M University, the authors of "WavePipe: Parallel Transient Simulation of...

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• Sun Microsystems to Discuss the Future of Digital Archiving and Information Preservation on Upcoming Internet Talk Show

  - 2008-06-16

  MENLO PARK, Calif. -- The next Innovation Insider show features Michael A. Keller, University Librarian and Director of Academic Information Resources, Stanford University, who will discuss the future of digital archiving and information preservation, and answer questions from listeners. Innovation Insider is a new show on blogtalkradio.com from Sun Microsystems...

  Tags: archiving, Internet, SOFTWARE, Stanford University, Strategy, Sun Microsystems Inc.

• TotalView Technologies Advances Parallel Programming Initiatives in Universities Worldwide

  - 2008-06-09

  TotalView Technologies, a provider of interactive analysis and debugging tools for serial and parallel codes, today announced that its TotalView® Debugger is playing a critical role in the advancement of parallel computing in the academic world, as a number of higher educational institutions have adopted the debugger to simplify the...

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• CHI to Host Conversation with George Shultz, Leading Economists, and Biomedical Industry to Address Healthcare Reform and Income Security

  - 2008-04-29

  STANFORD, Calif. -- California Healthcare Institute:[TABLE OMITTED] Members of the Media, RSVP: < Tiffany Taluban < (858) 405-0807 ...

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• CHI to Host Conversation with George Shultz, Leading Economists, and Biomedical Industry to Address Healthcare Reform and Income Security

  - 2008-04-25

  STANFORD, Calif. -- CHI:[TABLE OMITTED] George P. Shultz, professor of economics at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and Distinguished Fellow at the Hoover Institution, served as the 60th U.S. Secretary of State from 1982 to 1989. The previous year, he chaired President Ronald Reagan's Economic Policy Advisory...

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• California Healthcare Institute to Host Conversation on Healthcare Reform with Former Secretary of State and Leading Economists

  - 2008-04-22

  LA JOLLA, Calif. -- The California Healthcare Institute CHI will host "A Conversation on Healthcare Reform and Income Security," Tuesday, April 29, 4:30-7:00 p.m. at Stanford University in the Francis C. Arrillaga Alumni Center - McCaw Hall, located at 326 Galvez Street in Stanford, Calif. The event will feature George...

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• Clues to Ancestral Origin of Placenta Emerge in Stanford Study

  - 2008-04-14

  STANFORD, Calif. -- Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have uncovered the first clues about the ancient origins of a mother's intricate lifeline to her unborn baby, the placenta, which delivers oxygen and nutrients critical to the baby's health. The evidence suggests the placenta of humans and...

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• Stanford Medicine Explores Implications of the Graying Globe

  - 2008-04-08

  Redesigned Magazine Web Site Offers Additional Features STANFORD, Calif. -- Face it, you're getting old -- most likely, really old. And you're most definitely not alone. Just 100 years ago, life expectancy in the United States was 47. Now it's 77. Similar increases in life span are under...

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• California Eye Surgeons Journey to Vietnam to Perform Sight-Saving Surgery

  - 2008-03-27

  To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Ann Marie Gothard of ORBIS International, +1-646-674- 5581, mobile: +1-646-512-3133, Annmarie.gothard@orbis.org FedEx Fellow completes fellowship at Stanford University and returns to Vietnam to lead pediatric ophthalmology department NEW YORK, March 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Three leading California eye surgeons will travel to Ho Chi Minh City,...

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