Egbin Power launches Innovation Hub to equip future leaders, ignite creativity
Egbin Power, Nigeria's leading power generation company, has commissioned an innovation centre designed...
GE in Africa: Mining in challenging times
Mining plays a key role in driving infrastructure development, attracting foreign investment, boosting exports, creating jobs and reducing poverty across Africa.
GE in Africa: Mining in challenging times
Mining plays a key role in driving infrastructure development, attracting foreign investment, boosting exports, creating jobs and reducing poverty across Africa.
Science & Tech: GE Kids experience the magic of technology
Attendees were segmented by age, with younger groups taking part in face painting and picture colouring, and older groups discussing career opportunities at GE.
Optical Data Storage: Scientists squeeze 360TB on to a Quartz Disc—Forever
Using nanostructured glass, scientists from UoS Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC) have developed the recording and retrieval processes of five dimensional (5D) digital data by femtosecond laser writing.
Industry 4.0: Why it is all about an information technology revolution
The so-called Industry 4.0 concept now being embraced in Europe predicts the Internet of Things will change manufacturing as we know it.
GE Reports: 5 of the coolest things on Earth this week
Our haul this week includes a story of cryopreservation, plus tales of the world’s fastest data line, gravity waves and more.
GE Reports: Let’s have the courage to change the things we can
As engineers and technologists, it is all too easy for us to get distracted by the “shiny new toy.” – Lorenzo, Prez of GE Oil & Gas writes.
GE Healthcare: In medicine, technicians as well as doctors are saving lives
The GE Foundation recently refurbished and equipped the Biomedical Training Centre at LUTH, so that biomedical engineers like Segun can receive training to perform maintenance and troubleshoot essential equipment.
STUDY: Low dose CT helps drop lung cancer deaths by 20% in high risk individuals
This significant improvement in lung cancer patient outcomes arises from the ability of doctors to use CT to detect small lung nodules that they can’t see on standard x-rays.
STUDY: Low dose CT helps drop lung cancer deaths by 20% in high risk individuals
This significant improvement in lung cancer patient outcomes arises from the ability of doctors to use CT to detect small lung nodules that they can’t see on standard x-rays.
In Nigeria, Slum2School initiative moves kids from slums into schools
Slum2School organised a health and education drive for the community on 15 August, and received support from GE colleagues including Dozie.
In Nigeria, Slum2School initiative moves kids from slums into schools
Slum2School organised a health and education drive for the community on 15 August, and received support from GE colleagues including Dozie.
Telsa Cancer Hospital: A much welcome addition to Kenya’s fight against cancer
As Tesla Cancer Hospital’s technology partner, GE Healthcare will provide the latest GE imaging technology, which will help doctors and patients with confidence in diagnosing.
Innovative paper ready to help the world’s water problem
The Drinkable Book has every page impregnated with microbes-killing metal nanoparticles.
“The Drinkable Book”: Innovative paper ready to help the world’s water problem
The Drinkable Book has every page impregnated with microbes-killing metal nanoparticles.
