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Nissim points to his company's Bal Conn(TM)
product as an example of a solution born of just such an "innovation
partnership." The electrical connector, which
consists of a tiny, precisely-engineered canted-coil(TM)
spring retained in a metal housing, was originally developed in
cooperation with a neurostimulation device manufacturer seeking to
reduce package size while improving reliability. Today, Read the rest of this entry »

AS medical research funding is increased slightly to $357.3 million, medical researchers have downplayed traditional rivalries in pursuit of greater collaboration.
Universities again won the lion's share of National Health and Medical Research Council grants, increasing their share of funding for the project round to $285.4 million, up from $271.8million last year.
Funding to medical research institutes contracted to $66 million, down from $69 Read the rest of this entry »