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Medical
Devices Medical Devices Medical
Devices Medical Devices Medical
Devices Medical Devices
Special
Interest Group Medical Devices
within APTE focuses on promising and
fast growing industry including areas of medical and biotechnology, health
care, genetics, pharmaceuticals etc. This website is based on communications
contributed by members and partners of the APTE Association. The main goal is to
promote Life Sciences and support the development of companies in the field of
medical devices. http://apte.net/medical-devices
Corporate Governance
The APTE Association has been following
Corporate Governance research for some time and sponsors a Special
Interest Group (SIG) "Corporate Governance"
with the purpose of sharing the accumulated
knowledge amongst our colleagues. APTE has also created a webpage to inform its
members and partners of various researches in this area. Posted so far are the
introduction and structure of our work, these being just part of the information
eventually available. We also encourage and are calling for additional input and
submissions. The APTE Corporate Governance webpages shall be continuously
updated based on your contributions and our own findings. http://apte.net/corporate-governance
New
Collective Members of the APTE Association (in chronological order, latest
on the top)
Bienvenido –
Willkommen –
Boa Vinda –
Bienvenue –
Benvenuto –
Welcome:
NB. Individual Members are not listed
here for privacy reasons
Honorary Members
Please meet the distinguished Honorary Members of
the APTE Association: Dr. Roger Wellinger,
Mr. Walter Hammer,
Prof. Dr. Ingolf Ruge,
Dr.
Karl Dobler,
Mr. Robert Wyss,
Mr. Karl-J. Lotz, Mr.
Terry Polkinghorn, Mr. Urs Zimmermann:
http://apte.net/honorary
IN MEMORIAM
Gérard F. Bauer
[1907-2000]
The APTE Association would like to recognize the life-time
contribution of its Honorary Member Minister Gérard F. Bauer to the APTE network. Please
read more about Mr. Bauer's life and achievements at http://apte.net/bauer and http://apte.net/bauer/memoriam
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Neuchâtel, September 25, 1998.
Left to right: Walter Hammer, Gérard F. Bauer, Gary O. Martini |
Links of the month
–
Forschungsstandort
Schweiz: Quo Vadis?
Interview mit Prof. Dr. Kurt Wüthrich, Nobelpreis für Chemie 2002,
ETH Zürich durch Dr. Andrea Leu, Partner, Senarclens, Leu + Partner
AG veröffentlicht im LEADER 1/2003, der Zeitschrift des
TECHNOPARK® Zürich [PDF]:
http://apte.net/0194/int_wuethrich-0103.pdf
– Using an innovative nanotechnology, IBM scientists have
demonstrated a data storage density of a trillion bits per square inch
- 20 times higher than the densest magnetic
storage available today. IBM achieved this remarkable density - enough
to store 25 million printed textbook pages on a surface the size of a
postage stamp - in a research project code-named "Millipede":
http://apte.net/0028
(English),
http://apte.net/0027
(Deutsch)
and
IBM Research, Millipede technical overview:
http://apte.net/0026
– German political parties' Science
Policy: Euroscience:
http://apte.net/0034
– Perspektiven des modernen ASIC-Designs,
Dissertation:
http://apte.ch/0038
sowie
http://mikro.ee.tu-berlin.de/~bauer
News
APTEinfo informs you regularly on projects and events
in the areas of technology, marketing, corporate financing and
networking. This service is based on communications contributed by
members and partners of the APTE Association, an extensive knowledge
and contact network.
– Integrating nanotechnology research efforts in the European
Research Area. Intervention by Commissioner Philippe Busquin:
http://apte.net/0025
– Search for Reps. European fabless IC
supplier:
specialised in analog and mixed signal ASICs is searching for
representation on new geographical markets: The key target markets are
USA (all states), Canada, UK (England, Wales, Scotland), Ireland,
Spain, Portugal and Italy. Other markets may also be of interest.
PLEASE SUBMIT EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST:
rep@apte.net
APTE Association is a global cooperation and knowledge network.
Schweizergasse 10, CH-8001 Zurich,
Switzerland Gary O. Martini, phone +41 79 457 70 50 email z@apte.net
website http://apte.net
inscriptions under http://apte.net/forms
-Special
Topics "Neuromorphic Engineering"
describes the engineering aspects of neuroinformatics, based on the
principles by which a biological system works. This opens up a wide
spectrum of novel technical applications, which might be well suited
to industry in Switzerland (autonomous roboters, security problems,
data extraction, hearing, vision). The Institute of Neuroinformatics
(INI), Zurich, is one of the leading research groups on a global
scale
http://apte.net/neuromorphicengineering
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