The Incubator and the Medical Discovery of the Premature Infant [PDF]
Journal of Perinatology, 2000 The invention of the incubator in 1880 ignited a dramatic outpouring of popular and professional excitement over the prospect of reducing premature infant mortality. Yet the technology itself progressed slowly and fitfully over the next 50 years. The story is worth examining not so much from the standpoint of technological progress, but from the ...
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Technology Incubators as Nodes in Knowledge Networks [PDF]
It is widely accepted that new knowledge underpinned innovation and growth influences economic activities. Economic agents rely not only on their own knowledge but also knowledge from others, whether it be codified and ’transferred via ICT’ or in tacit ...
Marina Van Geenhuizen, Danny Soetanto
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EVALUATION WITHOUT BIAS: A METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR BUSINESS INCUBATORS [PDF]
Business growth and formation are fundamental drivers of job crea-tion and economic growth. Business incubators provide a nurturing environment, through an array of business support resources and services, where entrepre-neurs, start-ups, and small ...
Peter V. SCHAEFFER, Shaoming CHENG
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Co-Bedding Versus Single-Bedding Premature Multiple-Gestation Infants In Incubators.
, 2003 OBJECTIVE: To compare the physiological stability and behavioral effects of co-bedding with those of single-bedding premature multiple-gestation infants in incubators as well as the psychological effects on their parents. DESIGN: Prospective, randomized,
Byers, Jacqueline Fowler +2 more
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Role and relevance of Business Incubators in ICT led global educational system: case for Eco-Enterprise Village [PDF]
Following paper presents the case of Business Incubators (BIs) as future educational and learning centres. It explores the question of how feasible and relevant is this concept andt how they can be designed to deliver educational & training programmes ...
Koshy, Perumal
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BUSINESS INCUBATORS AND SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION [PDF]
Innovative businesses are often the result of collective action of organisations involved in many-sided market structures, which can be found in and around business incubators or tech¬no¬logy centres.
Schebesch Klaus Bruno
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Analysis of noise in infant incubators and within neonatal intensive care units
, 1998 This paper presents an analysis of noise in infant incubators and within surrounding intensive care nurseries. Sound level measurements were obtained in several incubators in use at Portuguese hospitals and in their surrounding nurseries.
Luís F. Pereira, A. Carvalho
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Childhood leukemia and magnetic fields in infant incubators
, 2002 In studies of magnetic field exposure and childhood leukemia, power lines and other electrical installations close to the children's homes constitute the most extensively studied source of exposure.
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Fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) through business incubators in the Arab world [PDF]
, 2014 The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) contribution to innovation and economic growth is part of the economic system, and in the light of this, SMEs policies are reviewed by countries throughout the world.
Elmansori, E
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Infant Incubator Monitoring Device: Temperature and Humidity Sensors
, 2011 Preterm birth refers to the birth of an infant whose organs have not yet matured completely to allow for postnatal survival. Infants that are born prematurely run the risk of many short or long term complications, therefore it is essential that certain ...
Parmar, Sneha +3 more
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