BIONETICS

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BIONETICSBio-Inspired Models of Network, Information, and Computing Systems (International Conference)
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(21) In 1969, the release of a report conducted by the Bionetics Research Laboratories for the National Cancer Institute attracted even more critics.
Dow Chemical vs. 'coercive utopians': constructing the contested ground of science and government regulation in 1970s America
The others were either recruited through the Ames Bionetics contractor or were laboratory personnel.
Localization of virtual objects in the near visual field
The EIA testing was performed simultaneously using Litton Bionetics Amebiasis Bio-Enzabead Screen kit, catalog number 9201-15, which was purchased commercially.
Human intestinal parasitosis in northern Chihuahua, Mexico
The companies are Abbott Laboratories, Du Pont/Biotech, Electro-Nucleonics, Litton Bionetics, and Travenol-Genentech.
Screening sites pushed pending AIDS therapy
Companies that will support Wyle on this contract include ASRC Federal Space and Defense of Beltsville, Maryland; Logyx, LLC and the SETI Institute both of Mountain View, California; The Bionetics Corp of Yorktown, Virginia; and Paragon TEC of Cleveland.
United States : NASA Selects Contract for Mission Support Services at Ames
Murata, "Proposal and evaluation of attractor perturbation-based rate control for stable end-to-end delay," in Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Bio-Inspired Models of Network, Information, and Computing Systems (BIONETICS '12), pp.
Noise-assisted concurrent multipath traffic distribution in ad hoc networks
Gallo and their colleagues at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, and Bionetics, Inc., in Kensington, Md., report that they had inadvertently used a picture of a virus grown from material provided by Montagnier's laboratory -- thus, LAV-I -- as an illustration in their initial article describing the HTLV-III virus (SN: 4/28/84, p.
AIDS virus: questions of identity
Last April, PHS researchers isolated HTLV-III, developed a prototype antibody detection kit, and licensed five firms (Abbott Laboratories, Du Pont/Biotech, Electro-Nucleonics, Litton Bionetics, and Travenol-Genentech) to refine and mass-produce the test kits.
PHS issues guidelines on AIDS testing and follow-up for positives
HTLV-III, the virus that causes AIDS, consists of a whole spectrum of closely related but genetically distinct viruses, reports a team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., Litton Bionetics Inc.
HTLV-III virus: themes and variations
Five firms (Abbott Laboratories, Du Pont/Biotech, Electro-Nucleonics, Litton Bionetics, and Travenol-Genentech) won licenses in June to develop and produce the kits based on a National Cancer Institute prototype.
As AIDS test nears market, urgent questions arise
of Litton Bionetics, Inc., in Rockville, Md., has been working on a vaccine that uses a cancer patient's own tumor cells to prevent recurrence.
Moving closer to a vaccine for cancer
Besides Biotech/Du Pont, other licensees are: Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, Ill.; Electro-Nucleonics, Columbia, Md.; Travenol-Genentech Diagnostics, Cambridge, Mass.; and Litton Bionetics, Kensington, Md.
Government push could get AIDS test on market in six months
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