Import-substituting high-tech production of medical devices

Linguistic Analysis of High-Tech Production Complex

This article shows that the complex structure of the high-tech production complex, as well as the great quantity of research, technical, production, financial and economic processes therein complicate the analysis and assessment of its development by means of traditional approaches and modeling methods. Numerous experiments focusing on formalization of weakly structured phenomena, objects, situ...

High Tech Trash: Digital Devices, Hidden Toxins, and Human Health

THE success of any form of cancer therapy must depend on those features of a tumour which distinguish it from normal tissue. The overall failure of modern cancer treatments to control disseminated disease reflects their lack of selectivity, the absence of truly specific target sites in the malignant cell and the consequent inability to discriminate between normal and malignant states. It is in ...

" Conductive Adhesives – the High Tech Solution in Medical Electronics

Conductive inks and adhesives were used in the earliest electronics. Thomas Edison was the first to propose conductive adhesives as a way to replace wires all the way back in 1904. Today, adhesives are used with conventional etched copper circuit boards and also with other Polymer Thick Film (PTF) materials to produce electronic products that can be built very efficiently. Safe, reliable and lo...

Pulp Production and Processing : from Papermaking to High Tech Products ,

High Tech versus Low Tech Training

The United States Marine Corps has some of the most advanced weapons systems and training in the world, yet they make extensive use of “low tech” training tools. Sand table exercises and tactical decision games are used by Marines all over the world, at sea and on land. Although the U.S. Department of Defense has a nearly $18 billion annual training budget, the Marines choose to teach decision ...