Communications Materials, one of the Nature family of journals, has published a scientific article entitled: Simulating nephron ion transport function using activated wafer electrodeionization by Dr. I. Kurtz and colleagues. The newly published article describes US Kidney Research Corporation’s new multiple mesh electrodeionization technology that simulates kidney nephron function. Nature is one of the world’s preeminent general science periodicals… Read more »
GeoOptics, Inc. (GeoOptics) announced today the launch of an original radio occultation data processing system called the GeoOptics Processor for Radio Occultation (GeoPRO) that provide even more accurate and timely weather data from its CICERO constellation of radio occultation (RO) satellites. CICERO nanosatellites are designed to create the most detailed picture ever assembled of the… Read more »
US Kidney Research Corporation (USKRC) received a personal invitation from the International Federation for Artificial Organs to speak at the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs (ASAIO) conference in Chicago to be held in June, 2020. This “special session” at this year’s meeting of ASAIO is entitled “Implantable Artificial Kidneys: Current status and Challenges.” Dr. Jamie… Read more »
Scientists call for diverse salt combinations in ice melts for winter road maintenance to preserve the environment and infrastructure Scientists across the globe are calling for a broader use of various salt mixtures in ice melts. Consumption of ice melts has increased dramatically over the past decades as traffic grew exponentially. The US alone now… Read more »
On January 11, 2018, GeoOptics launched the first of its operational CICERO satellites for atmospheric radio occultation (RO). RO is a potent technique for sensing the atmosphere for improved weather forecasting accuracy, first proposed by GeoOptics founder and CTO Tom Yunck more than 30 years ago. The technique works by precisely observing the signals of… Read more »
