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GE Intelligent Platforms Receives $1.5m Order from Spain's Sainsel to Enable New Equipment for Mission Systems

September 02, 2014
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Simplifying Needle Guided Procedures: Programmable Button Probe Headlines the new LOGIQ e from GE Healthcare

September 02, 2014

Simple, fast, and precise portable ultrasound to improve point of care imaging capabilities


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Camera Robot Made For Disney Now Inspects Bridges

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Camera Robot Made For Disney Now Inspects Bridges

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by Michael Keller

Bridges are made to transport vehicles, not to make it easy for inspectors to do their job. That’s why inspecting the undersides and support pillars of tall ones is no easy task, either requiring people looking for problems to perform feats of contortion or the structure to go without review.

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GE's Distributed Power Gas Turbine Technology 'Lands' for the First Time in the Philippines

September 02, 2014

MANILA, PHILIPPINES---September 2, 2014---GE (NYSE: GE) today announced its jet engine-based aeroderivative gas turbines have been chosen to power First Generation Corporation's (First Gen) Avion power plant in the Philippines. The 97-megawatt (MW) plant will pave the way for increasing utilization of cleaner and more efficient energy technology than more traditional fossil fuels in the local power generation industry, and GE's LM6000-PC Sprint gas turbines will be the first of their kind in the country.


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Print to Order: Is 3D BioPrinting the Future of Organ Replacement?

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Print to Order: Is 3D BioPrinting the Future of Organ Replacement?

3D printing first emerged as a technology to manufacture such things as aircraft parts to prosthetic limbs in the 1980s. However, advances in these tools, and the subsequent emergence of advanced cell biology technologies, have given way to the possibility of 3D printing with human cells for research, drug development and testing, and possibly even regenerative medicine applications. Ultimately, it is not a far stretch of the science of the imagination to think that replacement organs, such as a kidneys or pancreases could become reality.1

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GE Healthcare Announces European Union Approval of VIZAMYL™ (Flutemetamol (18F) solution for injection) for PET Imaging of Beta Amyloid Plaque in Suspected Alzheimer's Disease

September 01, 2014
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GE Capital Perçoit Des Tendances Positives Au Niveau Des Industries Récréatives Canadiennes.

August 29, 2014

Les secteurs sports motorisés et véhicules récréatifs connaissent un bel essor alors que les détaillants de produits nautiques se concentrent sur la gestion de leurs stocks

Mississauga, ON, 29 --- La société Financement commercial aux détaillants (CDF) de GE Capital constate des tendances positives au niveau des industries canadiennes des sports motorisés et des véhicules récréatifs (VR) en ce premier semestre de l'année, tandis que l'industrie nautique connaît un léger ralentissement après la croissance accélérée de l'année dernière.


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GE Capital Sees Positive Trends in Canadian Recreational Industries

August 29, 2014

Motorsports & RV surge ahead while marine dealers focus on managing inventory

Mississauga, ON --- GE Capital's Commercial Distribution Finance (CDF) business sees positive trends in the Canadian motorsports and recreational vehicle (RV) industries through the first half of the year, while the marine industry is experiencing a slight slowdown after last year's accelerated growth.


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Turning The Wires That Carry Power Into Batteries, Too

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Turning The Wires That Carry Power Into Batteries, Too

by Marsha Lewis, Inside Science

Every day, millions of Americans rely on electronic devices that have one thing in common: they must be charged. The process is pretty simple, but it does require a bit of time and forethought.

But what if there were a better way to store and create the power needed to run these gadgets?

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