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Now, Colu, a Tel Aviv-based startup has launched to develop a platform to make that vision a reality.

Following on the news that Moscow is launching a cryptocurrency (creatively called the CryptoRuble… because of course it is), a consortium composed of the top technology officers at some of Spain's largest companies in finance, energy, and telecommunications has launched to develop a national blockchain based ledger — with help from the nation's government and universities.

Juice, a Firefox browser sidebar developed by Linkool International, has launched to the public.

Consequently, a joint United States/Korean International Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (I-NERI) has been launched to develop recommendations to improve the margin of success for in-vessel retention in high power reactors.

The division, which had been launched to develop new digital revenue streams, will be rebranded as the Digital Futures division.

Scientific studies have thus been launched to develop simulations dedicated to dry-stone walls.

The iPad will be a big opportunity for software developers, said Raven Zachary, president of Small Society, an iPhone development company based in Portland, Ore ."Although I think some of us were a bit surprised we only have 60 days until it launches to develop for it".

The research team (Digilab of Sapienza University and "Via Val Maggia" School) has launched a project to develop a new way to teaching based on objects specially museum digital resources, therefore new learning environments have been created.

The Department for Education has launched a consultation to develop a fair funding formula by the end of the parliament.

To ensure that the process of acquiring or using land is transparent, and in keeping with international human rights principles, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation has launched an effort to develop guidelines on responsible governance of tenure of land and other natural resources.

More recently, the OMC (Spain's National Organization of Medical Colleges) has launched a project to develop a voluntary re-certification mechanism for Spanish physicians [ 16].