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00:28Real-time detection of pathogens: Nanoparticles
Real-time detection of pathogens using customized nanoparticle biosensors with Fred Byerlein, MBA & Houng-Yau Mei, Ph.D., MBA
Mr. Beyerlein has over 30 years of extensive experience in early stage enterprise development product and market strategy, financial systems and overall business strategy. Mr. Beyerlein currently serves as the CEO of nanoRETE, Inc.; a biosensor development company focused on pathogen and toxin detection within the food safety and supply markets. Mr. Beyerlein received his MBA in Economics and Finance from Fordham University.
Dr. Mei received his Ph.D. degree from Columbia University followed by a NIH-postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California and an Executive MBA from Michigan State University. He has worked at Pfizer and Parke-Davis Pharmaceuticals, Rubicon Genomics, and Neural Intervention Technologies. Dr. Mei has over 60 patent applications, publications & abstracts..
Agenda: 1. Introduction. 2. What are human pathogens, such as anthrax, E. Coli, salmonella, tuberculosis? 3. What are the traditional methods of detection? 4. Is there a need for in-field, rapid testing results? 5. What is bio-barcode technology? a. Nano particle-presence/absence metal-ion 6. What advantages does multiplex testing offer? 7. What is square wave anodic stripping voltammetry (SWASV)? 8. Why is the reporting of test results within an hour advantageous? 9. What is the price of these new technologies? 10. Conclusion.
Contact: Fred Beyerlein, BS/MBA Chief Executive Officer nanoRETE, Inc. 3815 Technology Blvd. #1050 Lansing, MI 48910 517.336.4680 fbeyerlein@nanorete.com http://www.nanorete.com
Tags: food safety food testing nanoparticle biosensors pathogen detection new testing technologies
by Andy Moreno in Education
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CSI: The Art of Historical Detection
With almost 30 years experience in the field of history and broadcast radio, host Wayne Sedlak takes you into the world of historical detection. There we find the raw materials of history: archaeology, linguistics, mysterious manuscripts, ancient languages... and pieces of the larger puzzle we call History. No matter what else we see, the most important single quest is ... "The Story".
Nineveh... and Jonah?
First we will look to the "Mysteries of the Ancient World". Nineveh in the year 772 BC defies historians. The people - from the king to the beggar in the street - ALL were mourning. But why? What happened there... and why?
George Washington... Religious Christian or Hypocrite?
Our second episode of the night is titled "Cryptic America". America's beginnings are topics debated in universities, media, churches and a host of publications. Most Americans are familiar with the picture of George Washington in prayer. But who was the real George Washington?
From the Other Side...
This is the segment where we take on conventional wisdom. Come join us this evening... We know the show will challenge your thinking.
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Paranormal Detection Equipment Part II
Part II of our discussion on paranormal detection equipment. Join us as we discuss more advanced tools to use on paranormal investigations.
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Episode 04: Paranormal Detection Equipment Part I
Hosted by OPA team members Josh and Seth, this week's discussion is all about paranormal detection equipment in a special two part episode. Part II will air the following evening at 12am Midnight. In this part we cover basic paranormal detection equipment that is popular and talk about improvising a bit if you have a tight budget. We also give our opinion on various devices and show some data collected using some of them. 30 minutes of pure para-talk as always!
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Ray Moore: Mysteries from the Golden Age of Detection
Ray Moore, a native of Nottingham, England, is now a resident of Florida. His first book was a critical introduction to The Stranger by Albert Camus, as well as a book that initiates the reader with the works of Geoffrey Chaucer, author of The Canterbury Tales.
In "Investigations of The Reverend Lyle Thorne: Mysteries from the Golden Age of Detection," Moore introduces us to Detective Sergeant Lyle Thorne, who in March 1889 abruptly resigned from the Metropolitan Police and began training to become an ordained minister in the Church of England.
Thorne served as vicar of the South Coast resort of Sanditon from 1906 until his retirement in 1927. However, if Thorne had anticipated a quiet, uneventful life at Sanditon vicarage, he was to be disappointed, for his reputation as an investigator attracted a succession of 'clients' each with a remarkable tale. And these tales are investigated in both this volume and its sequel.
Five cases investigated by The Rev. Lyle Thorne during the years 1910 to 1912 include: The wedding of an American heiress and divorcée is cancelled by the inexplicable; An Oxford Antiquarian is found lying dead on a horde of medieval coins; The young bride-to-be of a rich widower receives frightening threats; A Sussex landowner walks calmly into the courtyard of his house and vanishes; Thorne must find a husband who has taken great care not to be found.
Tags: Ray Moore 19th and early 20th century mysteries detective England Church of Englamd
by Authors Beat in Books
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Detection of Pathogens in Food Production Fields
Detection of Pathogens in Food Production Fields with Laura Strawn, MS., Candidate for a Ph.D. at Cornell University in the Food Science Department with specialties in Microbiology and Epidemiology.Laura Strawn has published four peer reviewed articles, one book chapter, over ten abstracts and organized/chaired three symposia at the annual meeting of the International Association for Food Protection (IAFP). Laura has also been a teaching assistant for multiple classes and received the outstandi
Tags: food safety food production food testing foodborne pathogens food compliance
by Andy Moreno in Education
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Detection Detectives: Cancer Early Detection
A discussion on the importance of Early Detection and the affects of Cancer on families, communities, health care, insurance companies, and the overall impact on the world. Etheridge Bill-May official National Month for Early Detection for all forms of Cancer. Early Detection is the first step in prevention. Support agencies that know the need for free and/or affordable screenings. Donate to 1in8Foundation (contact me for further info) to encourage and support others to join in the fight.
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Mental Health: Evaluation, Detection, and Treatment
Dr. Jay Lombard speaks with Joyce about the need for better ways to evaluate a person’s mental state and stability, and to determine what drugs or nutritional elements might be helpful for this particular individual. Good nutrition is essential to brain health. Individuals may have subtle deficiencies of essential minerals. There are thousands of drugs – which one is most likely to benefit this person? Dr. Lombard, a board certified neurologist, has published seve
Tags: mental health depression psychosis genetics mental crisis
by Powerful Patient in Health
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Real-time meat contamination test system-Craig Tuffnell, PhD
Craig graduated with a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. Craig worked as a database designer for Digital Equipment Limited. He worked for 15 years at AuCom Electronics Limited, a company that develops electronic industrial motor control systems. Craig was responsible for Research and Development at AuCom, then the Director of Design..
Craig is the Chief Executive Officer at Veritide Ltd. Veritide has developed a certified Anthrax/spore detection device called Ceeker. 1. Introduction. 2. What is a foodborne pathogen? 3. What types of contaminants can meat products contain? 4. Does contamination include microorganisms, faecal contamination and "other" items? 5. What are meat spoilage bacteria or micro-organisms? 6. Which tests can detect foodborne pathogens in meat products? 7. What are the technical challenges those tests pose? 8. Which new technologies are available to solve these challenges? 9. Which new proprietary testing technology uses fluorescence? 10. Do the Veritide technologies test for total viable organisms with quantification? 11. Can the technologies test surface, airborne and liquid samples? 12. The portable instrumentation can test rapidly, on-site for the detection of bacteria, viruses and other biological agents. 13. The Ceeker™ detects in 3 to 10 minutes (approximately, depending on spore species, spore density and analysis conditions). 14. Veritide is developing cutting-edge technologies which include a hand held "wand" with fibre optics and a full carcass scanner. 15. Conclusion. Craig Tuffnell Cheif Operating Officer Veritide Limited +64 21 945944 c.tuffnell@veritide.com
Tags: food safety food contaminant detection bacteria meat spoilage pathogen detection
by Andy Moreno in Education
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InTouch with ThermaScan
The premier thermography and infrared clinic in the world is Therma-Scan and today, Dr. Phillip Hoekstra is the guest on InTouch Interviews to tell us why. There are reasons why women are choosing Breast Thermography (the safest and most accurate choice for early detection) over traditional mammograms and because this is something everyone should know more about. This program is a ‘must-listen-to’ for everyone and the website to review before and after our show is www.thermascan.com Of course you may call in your questions during the program @ 646-378-0378.
Tags: breast thermography therma scan infared techonology breast cancer early detection
by BodyMindSpirit Radio in Health
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End Oral Cancer with Dr. Jonathan A. Bregman
Doctors of the USA welcomes Dr. Jonathan A. Bregman, DDS, FAGD, a clinician, speaker, author, trainer, and personal coach, to talk about early oral cancer detection. Listen as he shares valuable, cutting-edge information, coupled with the how to maximize an effective system of early oral cancer detection that can be applied to any dental practice.
Dr. Bregman has personally led successful dental practices for more than 30 years, worked as a part time Adjunct Faculty member at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry as well as faculty at the University of North Carolina Hospital Dental Clinic. He has presented over 150 programs on early oral cancer detection in over 45 states and abroad in just the past 3 years plus just as many programs on practice management topics.
In the past year, Dr. Bregman created the website “End Oral Cancer” along with a simple device called the S.M.I.L.E. mirror… with the letters of smile representing the 5 steps to doing an effective oral cancer self-examination. Smile mirrors are available upon request through this public service website.
Check out his personal website, like his Facebook page or follow him on Twitter.
Please visit the Oral Cancer Cause (OCC) website and Facebook page to know more about this non-profit organization.
Tags: Dr Jonathan Bregman Oral Cancer Doctors of the USA Early Cancer Detection Oral Cancer Cause
by Doctors of the USA in Health
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Conjugating Antibodies Antigens to Dots-Food Pathogens
Conjugating Antibodies Antigens to Dots to Detect Food Pathogens in Seconds with Dan Forte Dan's 30 year career has focused on sales, marketing and business management. He has worked for a variety of firms in multiple industries including consumer goods, food products, real estate development, electronics, software, chemicals, commodities, oil refining, defense and now the nanotechnology field. Over the last two decades his expertise has been applied to international sales and marketing projects in Brazil, Mexico, Mainland China, Japan, South Korea and the Middle East North Africa. He has assisted US firms to gain market entry. He is an appointee by the Secretary of Commerce to the District Export Trade Council. He participates and lectures on innovation and foreign trade at various academic institutions His present mission is to build and manage his scientific and business team and focus everyone on the rapid commercialization of the nanotechnology products manufactured by the Quantum Technology Group.
Agenda: 1. Introduction. 2. What are food pathogens? 3. How are they detected now by food production facilities? 4. What are the challenges with these methods? 5. What is needed in food testing? 6. What is the ZnSe platform? 7. How could conjugating antibodies antigens to dots technology help food production? 8. What will the technology bring to the food testing market? 9. When is the anticipated market release date? 10. Conclusion.
Contact: Daniel Forte CEO, Founder Quantum Technology Group Woburn, MA 781.569.5060 DF@QTech-Group.Com http://qtech-group.com
Tags: food safety food testing food pathogens food technology detection technologies
by Andy Moreno in Education
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