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Rio Tinto is Seeking an IP Counsel Innovation & Technology
The role will be based in Salt Lake City, Utah, in the United States, and support a variety of Rio Tinto Group projects including Nuton, which is a Rio Tinto venture in the copper product group with ...
Dog hungry? That’s because you and your Labrador may share the same obesity gene!
New research reveals obese humans and Labradors may share the same gene variant - DENND1B - that causes them to overeat. The health and wellness experts Rio.life say man’s best friend can teach us a ...
The skyrocketing demand for minerals will require new technologies
A host of problems with existing projects are only making matters worse. Ore quality—the amount of valuable metal in a sample of rock—is declining, forcing miners to dig deeper; mining permits can ...
Do better shoes help you run faster?
Most super shoes follow the same pattern,” explains Jens Jakob Andersen, founder of RunRepeat.com, a website that road-tests trainers and dissects them to reveal their secrets. They typically have ...
Who gets ownership of useful genetic data?
The sequence contained a promising new genetic tool for modifying DNA, a CRISPR. Editas Medicine, a Massachusetts-based company focused on commercializing gene-editing technology for medical ...
Mangaluru: National Science Day celebrated at St Joseph Engineering College
Mangaluru Mangaluru, Feb 28: The AICTE Idea Lab at St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), in collaboration with the department of physics and electrical & electronics engineering, celebrated National ...
Arizona Senate passes bill that attempts to prevent California-style blackouts
() - The Arizona Senate Wednesday passed Senate Bill 1309, which aims to prevent California-style blackouts. The vote was 17 to 12. One senator did not vote. State Sen. Frank Carroll, R-Rio Vista, ...
In Digital Genetic Data, An Uncertainty Over Ownership
Where some saw an imperfect compromise, other attendees apparently left the talks in disgust. In published reports, for instance, Sajeewa Chamikara, an environmental activist in Sri Lanka, referred to ...
Transitions: Point U. Names New President; U. of South Florida President to Step Down
Stacy A. Bartlett, chief of staff at Point University, in Georgia, has been named president. Elizabeth R. Cantwell, president of Utah State University, has been named president of Washington State ...
Are these the last days of Brazil's realm of hidden wonder?
The largest agricultural boom on the planet threatens to destroy a spectacular savanna. Here's what happens when progress outpaces preservation.
