Cell Membranes Are Not Boring
by Michael Keller
To many of us, the image we have of our cells is that which we saw in our biology textbooks. Most are sort of roundish or ovular, though some, like the nerve cells that grow crazy axon tails and dendrite branches, have a more arresting shape.
Imagine a factory that talks to itself---one able to predict, adapt, and react more quickly and efficiently than any factory of the past. By linking to the Industrial Internet, using virtual manufacturing techniques, and deploying intelligent machines on the factory floor, you have all the makings of a "brilliant factory."
Here's another installment of our neverending series "Is this new robot creepy or cute?"
Program bridges liquidity gap between product build-up and customer payment
CHICAGO, IL, JUNE 11, 2014 --- GE Capital, Commercial Distribution Finance (CDF) is expanding the pool of working capital financing available to small and middle market information technology (IT) solution providers. With secured lending from a reliable liquidity source, entrepreneurs may be more prepared to bid on large projects, even if they expect extended cash collection periods from their customers.
