It, too, for example, is developing a floating wind turbine.
Zaxby's, for example, is developing a training system that uses Web-based materials and testing.
Her company, for example, is developing flat-panel displays for installation on store shelves.
The school of engineering and science, for example, is developing new courses in informatics and software engineering.
LinkedIn, for example, is developing a service that aggregates data it holds to show career paths for certain professions.
Harvard's School of Public Health, for example, is developing a new push based on the effective designated driver campaign it orchestrated in the United States beginning in the late 1980s.
The Population Council, for example, is developing a vaginal ring that does not require a doctor and that seems highly reliable and cheap.
Microsoft, for example, is developing a technology that is intended to synchronize the data on all of a person's computing devices, even synchronizing it with family members and work colleagues as well, automatically reaching across the cloud.
Novartis, for example, is developing a treatment for Muckle-Wells syndrome, an extremely rare auto-inflammatory disease, which also has the potential to provide relief for those who suffer from gout, rheumatoid arthritis, and some kinds of diabetes.
