If you are reading this on a railroad platform while waiting to board a train home for Thanksgiving, pay good attention to your train’s locomotive. In the early 1990s, engineers at GE Transportation designed the P42 Genesis diesel-electric locomotive for Amtrak, and the streamlined, low-profile engine remains a workhorse of the system. It can travel as fast as 110mph and pull 16 Amtrak Superliner coaches. GE manufactured more than 300 of them for Amtrak, Metro North and Via Rail.
- GE advanced cancer mapping technology to provide unprecedented studies of cancer cells
- Could yield new insights into how colon cancer develops, progresses and can be suppressed
NISKAYUNA, NY, February 12, 2013 -- Vanderbilt University has partnered with GE Global Research, the technology development arm for the General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), to better define -- at the cellular level -- how colon tumors form and develop.