Month: May 2010

Delegating easier projects to less experienced technicians will reduce
heating and fabrication errors.

Using only brain waves, patients can learn to manipulate a hand orthosis quickly, according to a recent study. Test patients were able to harness their brain waves based on the information they received from biofeedback. This brain-computer-interface (BCI) control is…

In business, as in dog ownership, there are no bad employees —
just bad owners.

Focus on the quality of your tweets, not the number of followers you
gain.

A horseback riding accident mangled Cole Porter’s legs in 1937, forcing the famous composer and lyricist to endure more than 30 operations in 20 years. Even so, he kept writing hit songs until his right leg had to be removed…

Research regarding generational differences in work values has relied heavily on anecdotal or non-empirical data which was considered limited, according to Jean M. Twenge, PhD, professor of psychology at San Diego State University and lead author of the study, Generational…

A University of Maryland Smith School of Business study found that small businesses have doubled their adoption of social media technology in the past year from 12% to 24%. The data is based on a December 2009 telephone survey of…

Customer service in central fabrication facilities is a joint venturebetween technician and practitioner.

Computer-generated animations converted from biomechanical data help
patients visualize body movement.

Regardless of educational or professional experience, every job candidate hopes to secure the best work possible. With the current economic climate as an uncertain backdrop, both the unemployed and those looking to switch jobs or careers must position themselves as…