By Illissa Miller The secret behind the power of a 100G network is as simple as dark fiber. Before there is light, the fiber optic cable in its most raw form must be manufactured, constructed and spliced to enable it to be lit. Dark Fiber, in its true essence, is technology-neutral. This means that whether […]
By: Jennifer Simoni Back in 1996, when cell phones were only in cars, and TVs were CRTs, Abramson helped take Universal Display public and introduced the world to OLEDs You have been at the helm of Universal Display since 1996, and brought OLED technology out of the labs at Princeton University into many real-world products, […]
By: Michael D. Patterson Imagine a material that is only one atom thick and nearly transparent, yet ten times stronger than diamond, flexible, impermeable, and more conductive than copper. That material is graphene, the subject of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010. Graphene is simply a single atomic layer of carbon, arranged in a […]
Just like big businesses, families need to worry about security and sharing, too By Jiren Parikh Continue Reading
By John Verry As a result of the devastation from Hurricane Sandy, the possibility of another similar—or worse— weather incident and our ever-increasing reliance on the cloud, we have to ask ourselves two questions: How can we ensure that NJ businesses survive future events like Sandy? How can we ensure the resilience of information technologies […]
By: Jennifer Simoni In 1985, you and your wife Esther started a PC component resale business out of your house. As they say…you’ve come a long way. How did you go from selling resale PC parts to being recognized in the industry as one of the fathers of KVM technology and now a leader in […]
By Edward F. Tate III “Digital health” means more than e-records and transactions to some healthcare strategists, who see it as a new venue for technology commercialization. Philadelphia’s University City Science Center recently stepped into that space with its first two digital health grants, both of which will support development of technologies from Rutgers, The […]
By Michele Hujber DNA synthesis is becoming and will continue to be a crucial technology that has a major impact on molecular biology. Current technology is unable to synthesize DNA in long, continuous strands. They have to be made short (oligonucleotides, short, singlestranded DNA) and pieced together, which is time consuming and error prone. Continue […]
Meet Hadley Ford and discover how ProCure is changing the way patients think about cancer treatments. By Carly Bohach Continue Reading
By Mary Meluso AVATAR Arrives at Liberty Science Center Explore the revolutionary technology behind the blockbuster hit AVATAR at the Liberty Science Center’s latest exhibition. Continue Reading
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