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Biophotonics Conference and Exhibition strategies Announces speakers
PennWell Corp. is a business-to-business communication and information media diversified company that provides quality content and integrated marketing solutions for the following industries: electricity, water and wastewater, oil and gas, renewable,... jwplayer. key = ' 2k?/GKwZ2uQZmDlQ9VYArfZt2b4 + KhHX3 + DM4zisgtE = ";NASHUA, New Hampshire, 10 April 2014/PRNewswire /-strategies in Biophotonics Announces speakers for the meeting in Boston, September 9-11. This new Conference with exhibition brings together an outstanding group of rapporteurs who have been involved in the development and marketing of products based on optics and Photonics and biomedical technologies.
PennWell Corp. It is a business-to-business communication and information media diversified company that provides quality content and solutions for the following industries of integrated marketing: optoelectronics, fiber optics, electric power, water and wastewater, oil and gas, renewable, electronics, semiconductors, control of pollution, enterprise storage, convert, nanotechnology, fire, emergency services and dental. Founded in 1910, PennWell publishes over 100 print and online magazines and newsletters, performs 60 conferences and exhibitions on six continents and has a wide range of books, maps, web sites, research and database services. In addition to PennWell in Tulsa, Oklahoma, headquarters the company has main offices in Nashua, New Hampshire; Houston, Texas; London, England; Mountain View, California; Fairlawn, New Jersey, Moscow, Russia and Hong Kong, China. In 2010, PennWell celebrates 100 years in business.
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Speakers include:
Robert S. Langer, Professor of ScD, MIT Institute, whose patents have been approved by more than 250 pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology and medical devices: creation and implementation of advanced technologies. David Walt, PhD, Tufts and HHMI Professor and co-founder of Illumina, the first sequencing of the DNA of the company to achieve the genome $1000: lessons learned from taking discoveries from the academic laboratory through marketing. Ellen Strahlman,MD, Corporation, Senior Vice President of R & D and Chief Medical Officer at BD Biosciences: meeting market needs with innovation. Gregory Altshuler, PhD, DSc, Senior Vice President of R & D at the Palomar Medical: creation of new products for life science markets.In addition, well-known leaders in their fields will address issues ranging from the role of optics and Photonics in the life science market to global opportunities in the trends towards the point of care and mobile health services.These speakers are:
Robert Alfano, PhD, Director of the Institute for ultrafast spectroscopy & laser, City College of the city of New York, referring to the light advances in biomediphotonics Anita Goel, MD, PhD, CEO of Nanobiosym and winner of the Nokia XChallenge, talks about personalized medicine and global health Robert Nordstrom, PhD, Program Director of the program of the NIH cancer imaging, speaking in translating ideas Biophotonics in commercial utility Joseph SchmittPhD, Vice President of development advanced in St. Jude Medical, talking about the marketing diagnosis, Amy Kerdok, PhD, Director of development at Intuitive Surgical clinical engineering, discusses lessons learned optical integrator in surgical robots Myron Greenspan, lawyer of Lackenbach Siegel LLP, about what you should know about property intellectual and patent law two panels innovative experts:Fabian d ' Souza, MD, President of Boston partners, leads a discussion with physicians, including John Frangioni, MD and Penny Ford-Carleton, RN, MS, meet your requirement with heads of John Dexheimer, counsel to the President of LightWave, optical technologies and photonics, a group of investors to provide knowledge on financing and acquisition strategies "are very excited to have such distinguished speakers from a through a variety of doctors and fields of technology of the Academy", business, finance and Government, "said Barbara Goode, co-Chair of the Conference and Editor in Chief of the BioOptics World."I think that assistants are valuable resources and knowledge, as we combine a truly unique and diverse group of people who are involved in the development and commercialization of Biophotonics-based products that are revolutionizing the Sciences of life."
Strategies in Biophotonics Conference and Exhibition is the only event dedicated to enable successful market and product development of biomedical technologies and products based on optics and photonics. It will be held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel from 9 to 11 September 2014.The event is owned and produced by PennWell and is organized by BioOptics and Laser Focus world. To register online and to learn more about strategies in Biophotonics, visit: www.strategiesinbiophotonics.com.
About PennWellPennWell Corp. It is a business-to-business communication and information media diversified company that provides quality content and solutions for the following industries of integrated marketing: optoelectronics, fiber optics, electric power, water and wastewater, oil and gas, renewable, electronics, semiconductors, control of pollution, enterprise storage, convert, nanotechnology, fire, emergency services and dental. Founded in 1910, PennWell publishes over 100 print and online magazines and newsletters, performs 60 conferences and exhibitions on six continents and has a wide range of books, maps, web sites, research and database services. In addition to PennWell in Tulsa, Oklahoma, headquarters the company has main offices in Nashua, New Hampshire; Houston, Texas; London, England; Mountain View, California; Fairlawn, New Jersey, Moscow, Russia and Hong Kong, China. In 2010, PennWell celebrates 100 years in business.
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Biometrics: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts to 2019
DUBLIN, February 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/s3lv2s/biometrics) has announced the addition of a new report "Biometrics: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts to 2019" to their offering. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130307/600769 )Worldwide markets are poised to achieve significant growth. As people use electronics in their personal life more, protection of individual information becomes a more compelling problem. Biometrics devices protect individual information.Biometric identity units provide security protection. Units are comprised of integrated biometric capture devices. Biometrics is used to identify anyone in an accurate, repeatable manner. Physiological characteristics used for biometrics commonly include the face, fingerprints, and DNA. Behavioral characteristics include the user's digital signature, his or her voiceprint, and walk.As law enforcement programs are redesigned to include information from social media and to initiate smarter cities initiatives, biometrics becomes a more compelling technology, both fingerprinting and facial recognition. Technologies. With the worldwide rise in the threat of terror, biometric systems become a more compelling tool in the hands of the authorities charged with keeping populations safe.A rise in government projects has been seen as terrorists become an increasing threat. This has been accompanied by increasing data security concerns. There is a need for advanced security devices. Security systems implementations drive the market for biometric systems. Biometric data protection is being used to replace photographs, passwords and PIN codes.Growth of biometric technologies has been in response to global security threats. Terrorist attacks, airport security initiatives, and attempts to lower crime rates have brought an increasing investment in biometric security systems. Government projects include ePassports, eDriving licenses, border management, and national IDs. These initiatives have been implemented in developed countries.India, Mexico and Russia are driving the extraordinary growth of biometric systems. China has a biometric national ID program that commenced in 2013. Computer storage of important documents has created an increasing need for biometric security systems.The global biometrics market is at $5.2 billion in 2012 anticipated to reach $16.7 billion by 2019. Market growth is a result of demand for protection of individual information and for the needs of organization to control access to documents and to areas.
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Key Topics Covered:
1. Biometrics and Biometric Fingerprint Equipment Market Description and Market Dynamics2. Wireless Car Chargers Market Shares and Market Forecasts3. Biometrics Product Description4. Biometrics Technology5. Biometrics Company DescriptionCompanies Mentioned:
1 Cyber-SIGN Biometric Technology1 Merkatum Target Customers1 Zvetco Biometrics Products7 Avalon Biometrics7 Safron Morpho RevenueAmano Japan / Accu-Time SystemsApple / AuthenTecAwareBIO-keyCSCCognitec SystemsCommunication Intelligence CorporationCross Match / Francisco PartnersDigitalPersonaEgisTecFingerprint Cards ABFujitsuGemaltoGoogleGreen BitIBM Facial RecognitionIdentiPHIInterlink ElectronicsIriTechIris ID SystemsMereal BiometricsMotorola SolutionsNECNitGen & CompanyNuancePrecise BiometricsRDSK / LitronicSTMicroelectronicsSafran MorphoionScience Applications International Corporation (SAIC)SecuGenSiemens AGSmartMetricSmiths DetectionSteriaSupremaSymantecTyco Integrated SecurityUnionCommunity / VirdiVision-BoxWitswell Consulting and Services / Cyber-SIGNZvetco BiometricseKeyFor more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/s3lv2s/biometricsMedia Contact: Laura Wood, +353-1-481-1716, press@researchandmarkets.netSOURCE Research and Markets