This document discusses various feed milling processes including grinding, mixing, and pelleting. Grinding uses different types of mills to reduce particle size for various reasons like improving digestibility. Mixing aims to uniformly blend ingredients according to a formula using different types of mixers. Pelleting transforms soft feeds into hard pellets through a process of adding moisture, compression, and extrusion to provide adhesion.
El documento resume los principales tipos de animales acuáticos, terrestres y voladores. Describe que los animales acuáticos incluyen protozoos, esponjas, equinodermos, moluscos, crustáceos e insectos acuáticos, así como peces, anfibios acuáticos, tortugas, cocodrilos, ballenas, focas y otros mamíferos acuáticos. Explica que los animales terrestres viven predominantemente en la tierra, a diferencia de los acuáticos que viven en
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Slideshare allows users to upload presentations and word documents to share with others. It provides a platform to share work with friends, colleagues, and a wider audience online. Users can upload PowerPoint files, PDF documents, and other formats to showcase their work and ideas.
This document provides a list of websites related to finance, credit, networking, productivity tools, and issues related to email and searching online. It includes lists of finance and credit websites, networking sites, blogs and RSS readers, tools for increasing productivity like fax to email services and project management software. It also discusses challenges of too many blogs and social networks taking over email as well as distraction from search results. It defines some tech terms like Web 2.0, tags, clouds, Swicki, and wikis.
In this presentation, Rajkumar introduces SMAC and associated trends. Rajkumar is interested in solving the current problems associated with "access control" using the SMAC stack.
In this presentation, Archit introduces SMAC and associated trends. Archit wants to solve the problem of decision making through visualizing data in easy to read graph structures.
This document discusses various feed milling processes including grinding, mixing, and pelleting. Grinding uses different types of mills to reduce particle size for various reasons like improving digestibility. Mixing aims to uniformly blend ingredients according to a formula using different types of mixers. Pelleting transforms soft feeds into hard pellets through a process of adding moisture, compression, and extrusion to provide adhesion.
El documento resume los principales tipos de animales acuáticos, terrestres y voladores. Describe que los animales acuáticos incluyen protozoos, esponjas, equinodermos, moluscos, crustáceos e insectos acuáticos, así como peces, anfibios acuáticos, tortugas, cocodrilos, ballenas, focas y otros mamíferos acuáticos. Explica que los animales terrestres viven predominantemente en la tierra, a diferencia de los acuáticos que viven en
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Soumettez vos projets jusqu’au 27 Juin.
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Le Numeric Lab vous offre un environnement unique qui comprend notamment :
> Expérimentation sur le territoire
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> Accompagnement collectif proposé par l’ACCET – Val d’Oise Technopôle
> Accès au fond Val d’Oise Amorçage
> Cadre de monstration des projets
(Biennale Internationale des Bains numériques)
> Mise en réseaux des porteurs de projets
Slideshare allows users to upload presentations and word documents to share with others. It provides a platform to share work with friends, colleagues, and a wider audience online. Users can upload PowerPoint files, PDF documents, and other formats to showcase their work and ideas.
This document provides a list of websites related to finance, credit, networking, productivity tools, and issues related to email and searching online. It includes lists of finance and credit websites, networking sites, blogs and RSS readers, tools for increasing productivity like fax to email services and project management software. It also discusses challenges of too many blogs and social networks taking over email as well as distraction from search results. It defines some tech terms like Web 2.0, tags, clouds, Swicki, and wikis.
In this presentation, Rajkumar introduces SMAC and associated trends. Rajkumar is interested in solving the current problems associated with "access control" using the SMAC stack.
In this presentation, Archit introduces SMAC and associated trends. Archit wants to solve the problem of decision making through visualizing data in easy to read graph structures.
Slide share allows users to upload presentations and word documents to share with friends and colleagues. It provides a platform to share files digitally. Users can upload files to showcase work or ideas for others to see.
O documento discute como o LinkedIn pode ser usado como ferramenta de recrutamento e seleção, destacando que possui mais de 433 milhões de usuários ativos em todo o mundo e 25 milhões no Brasil. Apresenta recursos como LinkedIn Recruiter, Vagas e Carreiras que auxiliam empresas a encontrarem e selecionarem candidatos de forma eficaz.
El documento presenta una propuesta para desarrollar la infraestructura portuaria y costera de Chile, con foco en puertos deportivos. Propone una "Escalera Náutica" con una red de puertos bases y de tránsito a lo largo de la costa para fomentar el turismo náutico. Analiza experiencias internacionales y proyectos en países como España, Panamá y México. Finalmente, hace una propuesta concreta para Valdivia y para que Chile lidere los servicios náuticos en la región.
Colombia suma un 2016 hecho por todos - periodicos asociados - octubre de 2015Camilo Herrera
Este documento resume un estudio sobre cómo Colombia está construida por regiones distintas más que tener regiones dentro de un país unificado. Identifica 16 regiones principales de Colombia con porcentajes de población. Explica que el estudio muestra que la población de Colombia no son 47 millones de colombianos sino la suma de las distintas regiones. Finalmente, presenta datos sobre el crecimiento del gasto de los hogares colombianos en los últimos años.
Usar ordenador y manejar Internet, Nosotras también. ¡Claro que sí!Fundación Esplai
Este documento presenta una guía para enseñar a las mujeres el uso de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC). Explica que varias organizaciones han desarrollado un programa llamado "Mujeres y TIC: Igualdad de acceso - Igualdad de derechos" para promover que las mujeres aprendan sobre y participen en el uso de Internet y las computadoras. La guía contiene información sobre cómo funcionan las TIC, cómo conectarse a Internet, y formas de utilizar la red para mejorar diferentes aspectos de la vida cotidiana
La violencia de género se refiere principalmente a la violencia contra las mujeres basada en la creencia de que los hombres son superiores. Existen dos tipos principales: la violencia física, que incluye golpes, y la violencia psicológica, que incluye insultos y prohibiciones que hacen a la mujer sentirse inferior. El 25 de noviembre se conmemora el Día Internacional de la Eliminación de la Violencia contra la Mujer en memoria del asesinato de las hermanas Mirabal, quienes lucharon contra la opres
This document provides information on the structure and organization of chromatin. It discusses three main levels of chromatin organization:
1) Nucleosomes, which involve DNA wrapping around histone proteins in "beads on a string" structures.
2) The 30nm chromatin fiber, where nucleosomes are further compacted into a solenoid structure through histone H1 binding.
3) Higher-order compaction into metaphase chromosomes, where DNA is organized into loops anchored to a protein scaffold.
The document also describes different chromatin types (euchromatin and heterochromatin), chromatin composition, and models of chromatin structure including the nucleosome model.
This stored grain pest control presentation was given at the 2nd All Africa Post-Harvest Congress & Exhibition. The focus of the presentation was on pest control in stored maize (corn) using physical disturbance. The lead researchers from Iowa State University, who prepared this presentation, are making it available via the Consortium for Innovation in Post-Harvest Loss and Food Waste Reduction slideshare account. Iowa State University is a member of the Consortium.
An Overview of Biologics Manufacturing Processes and Things to Consider from ...WPICPE
Kevin Lauziere presented an overview of the typical processes involved in biologics manufacturing from development to commercial scale. He discussed the key stages including cell culture, seed bioreactors, production bioreactors, harvest and clarification, chromatography, filtration and virus inactivation. He emphasized important considerations at each stage such as equipment sizing, automation, parallel processing and process controls. The goal was to provide an understanding of how process development influences commercial scale equipment design and operations.
The document discusses extrusion technology, which uses a screw-driven extruder to mix, cook, and form raw ingredients into a final product. It describes how extrusion is used in food processing to produce snacks, cereals, pasta, pet food and more. The key components of an extruder including the pre-conditioning, feeding, screw, barrel, die and cutting systems are explained. Process parameters like temperature, pressure and screw speed are discussed in relation to their impact on product properties. Single-screw and twin-screw extruder designs are also compared.
This document discusses downstream processing in fermentation. It describes various unit processes used to recover the target product including cell harvesting through centrifugation or filtration, cell disruption through mechanical or non-mechanical methods, and product purification using techniques like chromatography, precipitation, extraction, and distillation. The key factors affecting recovery of intracellular and extracellular products are also outlined.
KMDP has built up rich knowledge and experience as regards good practice forage production and preservation for smallholder, medium and large scale dairy farms (from seed to feed). In addition to that, it has successfully piloted commercialization of quality forages and of forage contracting services. This was achieved through the SPEN model and the concept of “maize train” (i.e. mechanized agricultural contracting services for maize production, harvesting and silage making), and by facilitating introduction of innovative machinery for making baled silages. Through replication and upscaling, this will ensure enhanced access of quality forages for small medium and large-scale dairy farms.
In 2018 KMDP-II also started a pilot on introduction of feed rationing software to help optimizing total rations and margin over feeds. KMDP participates in sector platforms that discuss forage availability in Kenya and supported the National Fodder Conference in Nakuru in December 2017 and the Animal Production Society in Nanyuki in March 2018
CIBART aims to increase the availability of quality planting materials through affordable container-based plant tissue culture labs located in rural areas. These modular labs can be produced for around the cost of a sedan car and employ local staff to produce up to 100,000 plants per year using low-cost methods. The labs are transportable and can help farmers and create rural jobs while producing environmentally beneficial species like bamboo. CIBART provides training, protocols, technical support and aims to establish one lab in each district to make quality planting materials widely available.
This presentation was given by Dr. Barbara Amon at the kick-off meeting on "Piloting and scaling of low emission development options in large scale dairy farms in China" on September 28, 2020.
TL III Genetic Gains Program Improvement Plan _IAR_Cowpea_NigeriaTropical Legumes III
The IAR cowpea breeding program plans to improve genetic gains in the following ways:
1) Upgrade infrastructure including screening facilities for target traits, procuring biolistic equipment, and mechanizing operations.
2) Build human capacity in modern biotechnology and improve breeding methodology including exploring more germplasm, ensuring genetic purity, and optimizing workflows.
3) Optimize selection and testing strategies by increasing early generation selection, number of crosses per year, and size of trials for target traits like Striga resistance.
Tampere Wear Center & Research equipment 2014Kati Valtonen
Tampere Wear Center (TWC) concentrates on both scientific and practical aspects of wear and tribology, trying to bridge the gap between scientific basic research and applied industrial research and product development. The aim of TWC is to provide in-depth insight into the mechanisms of wear and thereby facilitate the development of new wear resistant materials and to find solutions to the practical wear problems constantly faced by the industry.
TWC has excellent infrastructure for wear and tribology research, as well as highly qualified scientists and research engineers for the needs of both long-term scientific research and product development for the industry. TWC conducts research in close collaboration with several internationally recognized partners.
This document provides information about different methods of drying grains and agricultural products. It discusses natural drying methods like solar or sun drying, as well as mechanical drying methods like heated air convective drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying, fluidized bed drying, and spray drying. For each method, it outlines the basic process, advantages, and disadvantages. The key methods covered are natural sun drying, mechanical heated air drying, contact plate drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying, and fluidized bed drying. The document aims to strengthen understanding of drying basics and acquaint students with various drying principles and technologies.
THEME – 3 Barley genetic resources under climate changes: a possible way in f...ICARDA
This document discusses evaluating barley genetic resources under climate change using field studies. It proposes using a "honeycomb design with head planting" which would allow for evaluating a large number of barley accessions in a small area by planting the spikes or heads. This approach has advantages in being low-cost, space efficient, and allowing evaluation of traits related to abiotic and biotic stresses as well as yield. It could provide an alternative method for handling large barley collections and for developing core collections or subsets for further study.
Slide share allows users to upload presentations and word documents to share with friends and colleagues. It provides a platform to share files digitally. Users can upload files to showcase work or ideas for others to see.
O documento discute como o LinkedIn pode ser usado como ferramenta de recrutamento e seleção, destacando que possui mais de 433 milhões de usuários ativos em todo o mundo e 25 milhões no Brasil. Apresenta recursos como LinkedIn Recruiter, Vagas e Carreiras que auxiliam empresas a encontrarem e selecionarem candidatos de forma eficaz.
El documento presenta una propuesta para desarrollar la infraestructura portuaria y costera de Chile, con foco en puertos deportivos. Propone una "Escalera Náutica" con una red de puertos bases y de tránsito a lo largo de la costa para fomentar el turismo náutico. Analiza experiencias internacionales y proyectos en países como España, Panamá y México. Finalmente, hace una propuesta concreta para Valdivia y para que Chile lidere los servicios náuticos en la región.
Colombia suma un 2016 hecho por todos - periodicos asociados - octubre de 2015Camilo Herrera
Este documento resume un estudio sobre cómo Colombia está construida por regiones distintas más que tener regiones dentro de un país unificado. Identifica 16 regiones principales de Colombia con porcentajes de población. Explica que el estudio muestra que la población de Colombia no son 47 millones de colombianos sino la suma de las distintas regiones. Finalmente, presenta datos sobre el crecimiento del gasto de los hogares colombianos en los últimos años.
Usar ordenador y manejar Internet, Nosotras también. ¡Claro que sí!Fundación Esplai
Este documento presenta una guía para enseñar a las mujeres el uso de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC). Explica que varias organizaciones han desarrollado un programa llamado "Mujeres y TIC: Igualdad de acceso - Igualdad de derechos" para promover que las mujeres aprendan sobre y participen en el uso de Internet y las computadoras. La guía contiene información sobre cómo funcionan las TIC, cómo conectarse a Internet, y formas de utilizar la red para mejorar diferentes aspectos de la vida cotidiana
La violencia de género se refiere principalmente a la violencia contra las mujeres basada en la creencia de que los hombres son superiores. Existen dos tipos principales: la violencia física, que incluye golpes, y la violencia psicológica, que incluye insultos y prohibiciones que hacen a la mujer sentirse inferior. El 25 de noviembre se conmemora el Día Internacional de la Eliminación de la Violencia contra la Mujer en memoria del asesinato de las hermanas Mirabal, quienes lucharon contra la opres
This document provides information on the structure and organization of chromatin. It discusses three main levels of chromatin organization:
1) Nucleosomes, which involve DNA wrapping around histone proteins in "beads on a string" structures.
2) The 30nm chromatin fiber, where nucleosomes are further compacted into a solenoid structure through histone H1 binding.
3) Higher-order compaction into metaphase chromosomes, where DNA is organized into loops anchored to a protein scaffold.
The document also describes different chromatin types (euchromatin and heterochromatin), chromatin composition, and models of chromatin structure including the nucleosome model.
This stored grain pest control presentation was given at the 2nd All Africa Post-Harvest Congress & Exhibition. The focus of the presentation was on pest control in stored maize (corn) using physical disturbance. The lead researchers from Iowa State University, who prepared this presentation, are making it available via the Consortium for Innovation in Post-Harvest Loss and Food Waste Reduction slideshare account. Iowa State University is a member of the Consortium.
An Overview of Biologics Manufacturing Processes and Things to Consider from ...WPICPE
Kevin Lauziere presented an overview of the typical processes involved in biologics manufacturing from development to commercial scale. He discussed the key stages including cell culture, seed bioreactors, production bioreactors, harvest and clarification, chromatography, filtration and virus inactivation. He emphasized important considerations at each stage such as equipment sizing, automation, parallel processing and process controls. The goal was to provide an understanding of how process development influences commercial scale equipment design and operations.
The document discusses extrusion technology, which uses a screw-driven extruder to mix, cook, and form raw ingredients into a final product. It describes how extrusion is used in food processing to produce snacks, cereals, pasta, pet food and more. The key components of an extruder including the pre-conditioning, feeding, screw, barrel, die and cutting systems are explained. Process parameters like temperature, pressure and screw speed are discussed in relation to their impact on product properties. Single-screw and twin-screw extruder designs are also compared.
This document discusses downstream processing in fermentation. It describes various unit processes used to recover the target product including cell harvesting through centrifugation or filtration, cell disruption through mechanical or non-mechanical methods, and product purification using techniques like chromatography, precipitation, extraction, and distillation. The key factors affecting recovery of intracellular and extracellular products are also outlined.
KMDP has built up rich knowledge and experience as regards good practice forage production and preservation for smallholder, medium and large scale dairy farms (from seed to feed). In addition to that, it has successfully piloted commercialization of quality forages and of forage contracting services. This was achieved through the SPEN model and the concept of “maize train” (i.e. mechanized agricultural contracting services for maize production, harvesting and silage making), and by facilitating introduction of innovative machinery for making baled silages. Through replication and upscaling, this will ensure enhanced access of quality forages for small medium and large-scale dairy farms.
In 2018 KMDP-II also started a pilot on introduction of feed rationing software to help optimizing total rations and margin over feeds. KMDP participates in sector platforms that discuss forage availability in Kenya and supported the National Fodder Conference in Nakuru in December 2017 and the Animal Production Society in Nanyuki in March 2018
CIBART aims to increase the availability of quality planting materials through affordable container-based plant tissue culture labs located in rural areas. These modular labs can be produced for around the cost of a sedan car and employ local staff to produce up to 100,000 plants per year using low-cost methods. The labs are transportable and can help farmers and create rural jobs while producing environmentally beneficial species like bamboo. CIBART provides training, protocols, technical support and aims to establish one lab in each district to make quality planting materials widely available.
This presentation was given by Dr. Barbara Amon at the kick-off meeting on "Piloting and scaling of low emission development options in large scale dairy farms in China" on September 28, 2020.
TL III Genetic Gains Program Improvement Plan _IAR_Cowpea_NigeriaTropical Legumes III
The IAR cowpea breeding program plans to improve genetic gains in the following ways:
1) Upgrade infrastructure including screening facilities for target traits, procuring biolistic equipment, and mechanizing operations.
2) Build human capacity in modern biotechnology and improve breeding methodology including exploring more germplasm, ensuring genetic purity, and optimizing workflows.
3) Optimize selection and testing strategies by increasing early generation selection, number of crosses per year, and size of trials for target traits like Striga resistance.
Tampere Wear Center & Research equipment 2014Kati Valtonen
Tampere Wear Center (TWC) concentrates on both scientific and practical aspects of wear and tribology, trying to bridge the gap between scientific basic research and applied industrial research and product development. The aim of TWC is to provide in-depth insight into the mechanisms of wear and thereby facilitate the development of new wear resistant materials and to find solutions to the practical wear problems constantly faced by the industry.
TWC has excellent infrastructure for wear and tribology research, as well as highly qualified scientists and research engineers for the needs of both long-term scientific research and product development for the industry. TWC conducts research in close collaboration with several internationally recognized partners.
This document provides information about different methods of drying grains and agricultural products. It discusses natural drying methods like solar or sun drying, as well as mechanical drying methods like heated air convective drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying, fluidized bed drying, and spray drying. For each method, it outlines the basic process, advantages, and disadvantages. The key methods covered are natural sun drying, mechanical heated air drying, contact plate drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying, and fluidized bed drying. The document aims to strengthen understanding of drying basics and acquaint students with various drying principles and technologies.
THEME – 3 Barley genetic resources under climate changes: a possible way in f...ICARDA
This document discusses evaluating barley genetic resources under climate change using field studies. It proposes using a "honeycomb design with head planting" which would allow for evaluating a large number of barley accessions in a small area by planting the spikes or heads. This approach has advantages in being low-cost, space efficient, and allowing evaluation of traits related to abiotic and biotic stresses as well as yield. It could provide an alternative method for handling large barley collections and for developing core collections or subsets for further study.
The document discusses factors to consider in food plant design and layout. It notes that food plant design must account for unique characteristics of food processing including variability of raw materials, susceptibility to contamination, and seasonal production. Key considerations in plant design include layout that prevents contamination, facilitates sanitation, and minimizes product deterioration. The location selection process weighs factors like raw material availability, utilities, transportation access, and labor costs. The design process involves feasibility studies, identifying product needs and ideas, and evaluating risks and market potential.
Cover Cropping for Regenerative AgricultureLuke Freeman
Presented at the Horticulture Industries Show in Tulsa, OK, Friday Jan. 5th
This presentation will cover the benefits and applications of cover crops in farming systems. Cover crop species adapted to the mid-south will be discussed with management notes and considerations including weed control, disease suppression, nitrogen fixation, and building soil organic matter. Equipment for planting, terminating and managing cover crop residue will be discussed for various scales of operations. In addition, techniques for measuring and assessing cover crop performance will be discussed along with the economic benefits of including cover crops in a production system.
Presenter:
Luke Freeman is a Horticulture Specialist for the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) and covers small fruit and vegetable production, cover crops and produce safety for the ATTRA Sustainable Agriculture project. Luke has his M.S. from the University of Arkansas where he studied cover crop applications in high tunnels and worked on the high tunnel berry project and the National Strawberry Sustainability Initiative under Dr. Curt Rom. Luke and his wife Natalie live on a small farm outside of Fayetteville where they raise laying hens, goats, vegetables and cut flowers.
JAG Services Inc. is a minority-owned business founded in 2003 that provides consulting services to milling and grain processing companies. The company is led by Jeffrey Gwirtz, who has a Ph.D. in Grain Science and over 30 years of experience in academia and industry. He has expertise in milling processes, quality control, and helping companies improve yields, reduce costs, and identify new suppliers. JAG Services aims to maximize returns for clients through reliable, customized solutions.
Seperation Technologies and Design of Complex Food Systems
September 12th -14th 2018 : Sponsored by the Research Foundation for Dairy Sciences Technical University of Munich @UlrichKolozik
The document discusses extrusion technology for food processing. Extrusion involves using heat, pressure, and shear forces from a screw inside a heated barrel to cook and form food. It allows for minimum heat processing while retaining nutrients. Extruders can continuously produce a variety of snacks and cereals. A single screw extruder uses one screw, while a twin screw extruder uses counter-rotating screws for better mixing. Extrusion cooking gelatinizes starches and expands products like snacks. Extruders provide benefits like low costs, energy efficiency, and adaptability for new products. Textural and biochemical properties of extruded products are tested.
This document announces a seminar on emerging dairy technologies taking place from September 14-16, 2016 at the Technical University of Munich. The seminar will cover topics related to sustainable dairy production, novel nutritional concepts, and new functionalities and structures. On the first day, talks will focus on sustainable production and medical/geriatric/infant dairy foods. The second day will continue medical topics and include demonstrations at a food pilot plant and labs. The third day will cover novel processes for new functionalities and structures. Participation fees range from €500-850 depending on registration date and affiliation. Contact information is provided for registration.
Identifying and closing global yield gaps in canola. A view from AustraliaGlobal Plant Council
"Enhancing Global Collaborations in Crop Science" GPC Symposium on 4th Nov. 2018 , CSSA/ASA Annual meeting In Baltimore USA.
Julianne Lilley CSIRO Agriculture and Food Australia. Identifying and closing global yield gaps in canola. A view from Australia
The document describes the System of Wheat Intensification (SWI), which involves modified agricultural practices for wheat cultivation. SWI practices include lower seed rates, seed treatment, line sowing with proper spacing, controlled water application, mechanical weeding, and use of organic matter. Experimental results show that SWI leads to higher yields than conventional practices due to increases in effective tillers, panicle length, and grain weight. SWI also reduces water and irrigation requirements while enhancing water productivity. Overall, SWI has been shown to improve yields, lower costs, and increase farmer profits compared to traditional wheat cultivation methods.
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Innovative Medical Devices: Developing Multidisciplinary Safety & Efficacy Te...UBMCanon
The document discusses strategies for developing multidisciplinary safety and efficacy testing for medical devices and combination products to combat healthcare-associated infections. It highlights the issues of antibiotic resistance and emerging pathogens. Various new product designs and engineering solutions are presented as case studies, along with the need for safety testing that includes biocompatibility, microbiology, chemical characterization, and toxicology. Regulatory requirements and guidelines for combination products involving drugs or biologics are also reviewed.
Connected Health: The Importance of Systems IntegrationUBMCanon
The document discusses connected health and the importance of systems integration. It notes that barriers to integration include technical standards, regulations, and demonstrating financial value. Drivers for healthcare integration are addressing staffing shortages, developing smart devices, improving processes and reducing costs. A successful solution must consider the complete system from a user, business and technology perspective. The case study describes how Starkey developed a wireless solution called SurfLink Mobile to allow hearing aid users to stream audio from smartphones without a separate relay device.
The document discusses a smart communications platform that provides clinical collaboration, mass notification, and patient engagement capabilities. It allows secure messaging between staff via smartphones, browsers, and nurse call systems. It can also send emergency notifications, medication reminders, and wayfinding directions to patients. The platform integrates with EHR systems and aims to reduce missed appointments, improve patient experience and optimize staff utilization.
This document discusses various options for raising capital that are available to medical device companies, including venture capital, angel investors, and crowdfunding. It notes that venture capital comes with stringent terms such as liquidation preferences and information rights for investors. Angel investors and crowdfunding can provide more favorable terms for companies. New regulations now allow companies to publicly solicit up to $1 million from investors under certain rules through crowdfunding.
This document discusses challenges and best practices for CAPA (corrective and preventative action) programs. It outlines common pitfalls such as implementing actions that don't address the root cause, focusing on timelines over deliverables, and overusing "operator error" as a root cause. Best practices include using a multidisciplinary team approach, evaluating trends, and identifying all relevant inputs to the CAPA process. Effectiveness is best measured by metrics like recurrence rates and timeliness rather than just pass rates of proof of effectiveness. The document provides guidance on how to conduct a robust CAPA process.
The document discusses packaging trends that will help products stand out on retail shelves in 2014. It identifies 10 trends: 1) using high contrast in packaging design, 2) novel shapes, 3) interactive packaging, 4) high luster and white packaging materials, 5) lean and green/sustainable packaging, 6) locally-sourced packaging materials, 7) multi-SKU packaging, 8) trial-sized packaging, 9) less use of secondary packaging and cartons, and 10) modular packaging designs. The conclusion is that flexible packaging and semiotics that convey meaning and value will be important drivers of packaging design.
Enabling the next generation of drug delivery through implantable medical dev...UBMCanon
Wet spinning is a technique for creating drug-loaded fibers that has several advantages over other methods. It takes place at room temperature and low shear stress, avoiding damage to drugs. Nearly any pharmaceutical or biological therapeutic can be incorporated. The drug is protected within the fiber by encapsulating it using excipients, creating a "bubble of happiness" isolated from potentially harsh solvents. Fibers produced through wet spinning can be used to provide sustained drug release for applications like ocular drug delivery and diabetic retinopathy treatment over periods of 6 months or longer using a single dose. Future applications may include using growth factors, proteins, and DNA to guide tissue regeneration and cell differentiation at specific locations in the body.
The document provides information about repair manuals available on ifixit.com for thousands of electronic devices. It summarizes teardown reviews of the iPad Air and Kindle HD7, finding that while the Kindle HD7 has a simplistic modular design that is easy to repair, repairing the iPad Air is very difficult due to its excessive use of adhesive holding components like the battery and LCD in place, greatly increasing chances of damage during repairs. The summary concludes that ifixit.com is a site where users can find repair manuals and tutorials for fixing a variety of electronic devices.
Suborbital tourism, the next moon landings, and settlements on Mars: How priv...UBMCanon
The document discusses how private companies fueled by Texas's business-friendly regulations are leading the new space race through suborbital tourism, future moon landings, and Mars settlements. It outlines several private space companies and their missions, as well as Texas's advantages for the commercial space industry, including its regulatory climate, immunity laws, relocation incentives, access to NASA resources through agreements, and aerospace workforce.
3D Printing - An overview of the alphabet soup of technologyUBMCanon
This document discusses various 3D printing technologies using abbreviations and acronyms and highlights the importance of selecting the appropriate technology based on the intended use of the printed part. It notes that 3D printing can produce physical objects based on CAD files and outlines factors to consider for determining the best fit technology including the part's use conditions, appearance, complexity, role in assemblies, budget, and timeline. The document advocates evaluating these characteristics to select the 3D printing method suited for the specific application.
Updates to the Bioburden Standard ISO 11737-1; significant additional guidanc...UBMCanon
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Turning Grain Dust to Gold
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2. • The first land-grant institution in
the U.S., founded in 1863
• Over 23,000 students enrolled in
more than 200 undergraduate and
100 graduate programs
Kansas State University
3. • Formed out of the Department of Chemistry in 1910 to address
the growing needs of the “modern” milling industry
• Only university-based program in the world that offers the
combination of UG and graduate degree programs of its kind:
– BS Milling Science and Management
Bakery Science and Management
Feed Science and Management
– MS/PhD Grain Science
Department of Grain Science & Industry
4. • Range from a bench scale mill (0.5 kg/h) to pilot mill (1 MT/h)
– Batch vs. continuous
– Scale & complexity
– Level of technology
• Teaching lab: Experimental mills (table top Ross mill, Brabender Junior and
Senior, Buhler, Miag), hammer mills, ball mill, attrition mill.
• Specialty dry mills (purify, fractionate, and grind and seed-like material,
including cereals, pseudocereals, legumes, pulses, spices, gums)
• Flour & dough testing, cereal chemistry and research labs
Grain Processing Facilities
8. International Grains Program (IGP)
• 20,000 square feet
• State-of-the art audio/visual capabilities
• $4 million project funded largely by
Kansas crop producers
9. • Comprehensive extrusion lab to continue specialization on snacks, ready-to-
eat breakfast cereals, pet foods and aquatic feeds
• Advanced fermentation methods
• Industrial application of cereal grains and oilseeds
• Client laboratory and office space
Bioprocessing and Industrial Value-Added Program (BIVAP)
10. • Latest industry technologies
(cleaning and peeling, color-sorting,
roller mills, sifting and pneumatics)
• Hard, soft and Durum wheat
• Whole wheat milling
• Specialty milling of corn and
sorghum
• Simulate various mill flow lengths
• Flexible equipment research area
Hal Ross Flour Mill
11. • Teaching, research, service facility
• Science and education wing
• $13.5 million project
O.H. Kruse Feed Technology Innovation Center
16. Flow of Solids
• Effect of impurities on bulk flow of grains
• Flow characteristics of Dried Distillers Grains
with Solubles (DDGS)
• Evaluating the flow of pet-food ingredients
Sponsors:
21. Heat Transfer Modeling
• Cooling pattern of dried distillers grains with
solubles (DDGS)
Sponsor:Predicted temperature
profile when cooled to
296.15 K
DDGS Pile
23. o Grain dust explosion incidents data collection and
reporting
o Grain dust explosion prevention workshops
o For workers/supervisors
o Basics on combustible dust (4 hr)
o Advanced mitigation methods (3 hr)
o Trained about 500 workers/supervisors
Source: edn.com
Outreach Activities
Sponsors:
24. Short Course on Bulk Solids Handling, Storage
• Venue: Department of Grain Science and Industry
• Date: 27-30 October, 2014
• For registration: http://www.grains.k-state.edu/igp/
• Collaborators (2013): Purdue University; Dow
Chemical Co.
• Sponsors/collaborators (2013)