Reflective of Cornell's broad research endeavors, CTL manages inventions from disciplines including, but not limited to, chemistry, engineering, information technologies, materials science, medicine, plant science, and veterinary medicine.
Those areas include nanotechnology, networking and information technologies, materials science, engineering, and some areas of chemistry, physics, and mathematics.
One is the combination of tribology with information technology, materials science, nanotechnology, and the life sciences.
They are spread around five different courses: engineering and systems management; information technology; materials science and engineering; mechanical engineering; and water and environment.
Data were collected at 25 research-intensive multinational companies from the aerospace, information technology, materials, consumer electronics, automotive, biomedical, mining, paper and petro-chemical industries.
They're from universities and big companies, startups and government labs, and from every significant arena the new TR covers: biotechnology, information technology, materials science, business, entertainment, policy-even digital art.
INNOX Corp. engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of information technology materials.
Standardization needs are addressed in fields such as nuclear energy, information technology, materials handling, and electronics.
Biomedicine is only one part of the 5-year, $4 billion Science & Technology 2005 Plan, which includes efforts in information technology, materials science, and chemistry.
The speech and statement both rattled off achievements in agriculture, information technology, materials, energy, population and health, resources, and the environment as evidence that the ministry's basic science program, according to the statement, "has solved a host of major sci-tech problems and provided important sci-tech support for economic and social development".
Founded in 1868, the Tata Group comprises more than 90 companies in seven business sectors: communications and information technology; engineering; materials; services; energy; consumer products; and chemicals.
