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BROWN BIOMEDICAL engineering students Anthony Napolitano, left, and Dylan Dean believe the low cost of their 3-D Petri dish will make it a winner in the marketplace. /

Team sees big potential for new 3-D Petri dishes

A team of Brown University biomedical engineers has developed a new method for growing cells in three dimensions rather than in the traditional two-dimensional...
JANET SHANSKY, a Myomics tissue engineer, holds a plate of cell cultures. The company has repurposed a technology its scientists developed years ago to screen drugs. /

Engineered tissue offers new way to screen drugs

A startup biomedical firm spun out of Brown University is developing a muscle tissue engineering technology to speed the creation of new drugs for...

R.I. students’ scores up in math, reading tests

PROVIDENCE – The latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) test results, released last week, show Rhode Island public-school students improved in math in...
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Stand out with great service

Dear Dan: When my bank recently gave me a customer service runaround, I was reminded of how vital it is to treat customers right....
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College clientele ensures off-season is still strong

John Fogarty, owner of Albie’s Place, a deli in the Kingston Emporium, says it’s like “night and day.” When students flock back to the...

Bank of America sponsors local PBS nutrition show

In recognition of Rhode Island Community Food Bank’s 25th anniversary, the Bank of America Charitable Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to help fund...

Colombian immigrant wins law scholarship

Adler Pollock & Sheehan PC has awarded its first $10,000 Diversity Scholarship to Vladimir Ibarra, a Colombian immigrant who is now enrolled as a...
ADAM STANDLEY, the 2007 Student Innovator, has contributed to the creation of a less expensive and more conducive substrate material. /

Perfecting superconductors to change the world

In true entrepreneurial fashion, Adam Standley spends sleepless nights thinking about the research he is conducting at Brown University. A candidate for an M.S....

Rallying the geeks to promote IT collaboration

Brian Jepson had attempted to form a number of groups before the Providence Geeks. However, by his admission, they never really went anywhere. Maybe it’s...

Washington Trust pledges $100k to URI program

KINGSTON – The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation has made a 5-year, $100,000 pledge to the University of Rhode Island, to help support finance majors...
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