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5 years ago
Detroit's Land Bank Holds More Trouble for City's Remaining Homeowners
What happens to the remaining homeowners, their properties, and their neighborhoods in Detroit after the foreclosure crisis created a glut of abandoned, city-owned houses?

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5 years ago
Itamar™ Medical Announces Upsizing And Pricing Of Public Offering Of American Depositary Shares

Itamar™ Medical Announces Upsizing and Pricing of Public Offering of American Depositary Shares

5 years ago
Founders, Don’t Burn Your Boats
Medium
Class, entrepreneurship, and the myth of the ‘all in’ founder
5 years ago
Two States. Eight Textbooks. Two American Stories.
nytimes.com
We analyzed some of the most popular social studies textbooks used in California and Texas. Here’s how political divides shape what students
5 years ago
Having More Women CEOs Won’t Fix the Gender Gap
Bloomberg.com
Just putting more females in charge doesn’t guarantee a healthy corporate culture.
5 years ago
This Is My New Go To Letter For All Issues I’m Dealing With.

This is my new go to letter for all issues I’m dealing with.

5 years ago
The Future of America’s Contest with China
The New Yorker
Washington is in an intensifying standoff with Beijing. Which one will fundamentally shape the twenty-first century?
5 years ago
Hotel Room Hack

Hotel room hack

5 years ago

'The psychological profiling [of a programmer] is mostly the ability to shift levels of abstraction, from low level to high level. To see something in the small and to see something in the large.' -- Donald Knuth

5 years ago
Monday Reminder Capitalism Fucking SUCKS Yall

Monday reminder capitalism fucking SUCKS yall

5 years ago
Workforce In Agriculture, 1930.

Workforce in agriculture, 1930.

Note: probably agriculture stands for “primary sector”, so fishermen and shepherds are grouped with farmers.

5 years ago
Psychology Daily - Quotes

Psychology Daily - Quotes

5 years ago

Microscopes Market Size, Share, Industry Report, 2020

The Global Microscopes Market is projected to reach nearly USD 7.4 billion by 2020. Key factors that drive the industry are technological innovations and surging private sector & government sector investments. Nanotechnology being a continuously evolving field has a favorable impact on overall market demand. Intensive R&D in life sciences & semiconductors is expected to fuel industry growth over the forecast period (2012 to 2020). Popularity of super resolution microscopes can be attributed to continuous technological innovations. Such microscopes are highly effective & convenient especially when it comes to examining complex human body parts, such as the neurological system & the brain.

Introduction of high resolution & cost effective microscopes, such as the dSTORM (direct stochastic optical reconstruction optical microscopy) may catapult demand till 2020. The microscopes market in most developing economies is driven by availability of cheap labor and favorable government policies. Interestingly, these factors fuel demand for semi-conductors and induce greater research in life sciences & nanotechnology.

Browse Details of Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-report/microscopes-industry

The worldwide microscopes market is categorized on the basis of products, applications, and geographies. As per products, the segments are optical, scanning probe, electron and others. Fueled by high adoption rates in life sciences & semiconductors and widespread applications, optical microscopes generated highest revenues in the overall market in 2013. These microscopes are further categorized into near field scanning, confocal scanning, fluorescence, phase contrast, stereomicroscope, inverted, and others. Inverted microscopes held the largest market share in 2013. Applications in metallurgy & micromanipulation could fuel demand for inverted microscopes. This segment is expected to grow robustly over the forecast period.

Based on applications, the global industry is divided into semiconductors, life sciences, nanotechnology, material sciences, and others. The market was led by the life sciences segment in 2013. Demand is mainly fueled by innovations in consumer electronics, and use of microscopes in manufacturing & inspection and in research & development. Newer areas of application, such as miniature transistor chips and quantum dots could drive the overall industry in the forthcoming years. Quantum dots is a gradually evolving technology that may cater to several application areas, like quantum computing, electroluminescent displays, diode lasers, biological imaging, photovoltaic cells, and transistors in the years to come.

Regional segments of the global microscopes market are Europe, Asia Pacific, North America, and Rest of the World. Asia Pacific dominated the overall industry in terms of revenue in 2013. In 2011, China witnessed the highest rate of funding in its nanotechnology industry globally. Industrialization coupled with use of nanotechnology in research & development may create lucrative opportunities for further growth of the global market.

Furthermore, demand for microscopes from noncommercial organizations (hospitals and research laboratories) can also play a significant role in triggering market progress. Companies operating in the global industry are Carl Zeiss, Olympus Corporation, Leica Microsystems, and Nikon Corporation. Since there are only a few participants, this market is characterized by minimal competition. It is essentially oligopolistic in nature.

Scientists from Uppsala University, Stockholm University, and University of California have created a 3D printed cell phone attachment that can turn a particular device’s camera into a microscope. Such an innovation aims at helping health workers in developing nations and in remote locations to identify genetic mutations that cause illnesses & diseases. With the help of such a device, healthcare professionals do not need to send samples to laboratories.

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https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-category/medical-devices-industry

5 years ago

RFID in Healthcare Sector has Considerable Applications such as Record Maintenance and Equipment Tracking

The global RFID Smart Cabinets Market is expected to grow at a nearly 12% CAGR during the forecast period (2012 to 2020). The industry is poised to reach around USD 785 million by 2020. In healthcare, RFID (radio-frequency identification) is applied widely in equipment tracking and in record maintenance. Cost cutting measures adopted by healthcare institutions for effective inventory management drive demand for RFID smart cabinets. These cabinets are made of two components, namely, RFID console and a steel/aluminum cabinet. The cabinet is used for maintaining databases, like identity of the person or department that accessed it recently and the date of last usage. RFID console is an electronic part that helps keep a track on cabinet supplies. Surging demand for RFID cabinets for inventory management and technological advancements are expected to positively impact the global market throughout the forecast period.

The worldwide RFID Smart Cabinets Market is segmented into geographies, namely Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Rest of the World. Most healthcare institutions in North America have begun using RFID cabinets for enhanced productivity and minimal errors. The region is propelled by huge product demand from the U.S. Sophisticated healthcare infrastructure and steady technological developments are two key factors that drive the North America market. This region may continue leading the global industry till 2020.

Browse Details of Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-report/rfid-smart-cabinets-industry

In the U.K. and Germany, huge funds are injected into the healthcare sectors by both governmental organizations and NGOs. Germany dominates the Europe RFID cabinets market owing to high R&D investments in RFID applications. With focus on RFID technologies, the government of Germany had invested around USD 260 million in the year 2007. Furthermore, the country declared that technological developments fuel applications of RFID technologies not only in the healthcare sector but also in its telecommunications industry. The need for effective inventory management strategies and the prevention of pilferage of assets & inventories can fuel the global industry during the forecast period.

Owing to surging demand from India and China, Asia Pacific is expected to be a rapidly growing region from 2012 to 2020. Furthermore, technological developments and improvements in healthcare infrastructure in China and India could effectively contribute to regional progress. Execution of the 12 year plan in China may lead manufacturers to invest robustly in the region. Favorable governmental regulations, the expanding telecommunications sector, and widespread awareness among patients are factors that drive the RFID industry in India. Proliferation of retail stores selling products with RFID tags can positively impact the overall industry during the forecast period.

Prominent industry participants are Tagsys RFID Group; Stanley Innerspace; LogTag; Mobile Aspects Inc.; and Terson Solutions Inc. among others. The global RFID smart cabinets market is a highly fragmented one with a large pool of suppliers and a host of domestic manufacturers in China. Mergers and acquisitions are key business expansion strategies adopted by several companies. In February 2016, Nordic ID launched the Nordic ID AR52 area reader. It is a fixed reader that is equipped with sixteen external antenna ports. It is the centre point for connecting the antennas that can be adjusted and controlled individually.

Browse Related Category Market Reports @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-category/medical-devices-industry

5 years ago
Rodman & Renshaw 

Rodman & Renshaw 

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