11 Articles match "Study","UCLA"

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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The UCLA School of Public Health is looking to tap into the power of social networks, in an attempt to encourage adolescents from 13 to 17 to take better care of their health. According to health care insurer Health Net and UCLA, the two are looking to study the use of Web-based, social media to improve preventative care and decrease emergency room visits among adolescents. UCLA and Health grant from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development of the National Institutes of Health, and will compare how using social media compares to more traditional, health outreach efforts.
 
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
as part of its Google Focused Research Awards, to help fund research in ares of study that are of key interest to the company. Among the 12 projects, which include 31 professors at 10 universities, are one on the use of mobile phones as data collection devices for public health an environmental monitoring, which includes Deborah Estrin at UCLA; work on energy efficiency in computing, which includes Fred Chong at UC Santa Barbara; and another grant focused on energy efficiency in computing to Tajana Simunic Rosing, Steven Swanson and Amin Vahdat at UCSD. Search engine giant Google announced Tuesday that the firm is funding a number of University research projects, including a group of researchers at UC San Diego, a researcher at UC Santa Barbara, and a researcher in Los Angeles.
 
Monday, September 7, 2009
Almost all of the finalists were MBAs (Stanford x2, Wharton, Harvard x2, MIT, UCLA).  I also know many people who never studied business as an undergrad who appreciated the knowledge that they gained as an MBA.  If you had a non-business undergrad and want to study for a master’s in business – go for it!  This is part of my ongoing series called “ Start-up Lessons .” 8221;
 

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The UCLA School of Public Health is looking to tap into the power of social networks, in an attempt to encourage adolescents from 13 to 17 to take better care of their health. According to health care insurer Health Net and UCLA, the two are looking to study the use of Web-based, social media to improve preventative care and decrease emergency room visits among adolescents. UCLA and Health grant from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development of the National Institutes of Health, and will compare how using social media compares to more traditional, health outreach efforts.
" UCLA microbiologist Wenyuan Shi collaborated with the research company C3 Jian to develop a therapeutic orange-flavored lollipop that is actually good for your teeth. Professor Shi studied and tested over 1,000 Chinese herbs and determined that an extract of licorice root (Glycyrrhiza uralensis) targets and kills the primary bacteria (streptococccus mutans or S.mutans) responsible for tooth decay. Herbal treatments have been used in China for more than 3,000 years. The sugar-free lollipop, marketed as Dr.
Almost all of the finalists were MBAs (Stanford x2, Wharton, Harvard x2, MIT, UCLA).  I also know many people who never studied business as an undergrad who appreciated the knowledge that they gained as an MBA.  If you had a non-business undergrad and want to study for a master’s in business – go for it!  This is part of my ongoing series called “ Start-up Lessons .” 8221;
He's a long term member of the Tech Coast Angels , an Adjunct Professor of Technology Management at the UCLA Anderson School of Management and the Director of the Global Access Program . Wanna study an entrepreneurial company in New Zealand or Finland? YouMail came out of the UCLA Global Access Program. That's where we met. Show #225 (29:31) Listen
Faculty and researchers from UCLA-WINMEC RFID Lab who have been working on RFID for several years, will address issues that arise in the process of using RFID for the enterprise. Industrially relevant RFID case studies and their results will also be presented. Friday, June 19, 2009 -- RFID Hands on Workshop. WINMEC.
Faculty and researchers from UCLA-WINMEC RFID Lab who have been working on RFID for several years, will address these and other issues that arise in the process of using RFID for the enterprise. Industrially relevant RFID case studies and their results will also be presented. Attendees get to experience a variety of RFID technologies and see the use of the WinRFID middleware in conjunction Tuesday, October 14, 2008 -- RFID Hands on Workshop. WINMEC.
Gerns was also a professor at Pepperdine University, and is on the Board of Advisors at UCLA Anderson's Center for Entrepreneurial Studies. San Diego-based Novatel Wireless , which develops wireless broadband cards and other products, announced this morning that it has added Russell C. Gerns to its board of directors.
as part of its Google Focused Research Awards, to help fund research in ares of study that are of key interest to the company. Among the 12 projects, which include 31 professors at 10 universities, are one on the use of mobile phones as data collection devices for public health an environmental monitoring, which includes Deborah Estrin at UCLA; work on energy efficiency in computing, which includes Fred Chong at UC Santa Barbara; and another grant focused on energy efficiency in computing to Tajana Simunic Rosing, Steven Swanson and Amin Vahdat at UCSD. Search engine giant Google announced Tuesday that the firm is funding a number of University research projects, including a group of researchers at UC San Diego, a researcher at UC Santa Barbara, and a researcher in Los Angeles.
Register for UCLA's upcoming 2009 Entrepreneurs Conference on May 8th. I have more than 200 studies and stories in a database, dating back more than 6 years. Colorado Office of Econ Dev responds to Adam's "study" on CAPCO effectiveness "CAPCO's are the most insidious, complex effort to raid city and state treasuries in the name of venture capital." I didn't know what a CAPCO was until I met with Bill Payne in Las Vegas last month.
Pasadena-based Cramster (www.cramster.com) recently announced $3M in a large angel round for the firm's online study communities. Cramster is looking to create online study groups, to help high school and college students study math, science, and other topics. Aaron Hawkey: Cramster is an online study community, built around students and educational subjects. We spoke with the two founders of the firm, Rob Angarita and Aaron Hawkey , about what the site is all about, and the interesting way in which they connected with their angel investor. First First off,