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   Innovation Lab Interview  (September 2006) -Click to read story Rex and Earl interview.  
   Inogen Oxygen Concentator  (July 2006) -Click to read story Inogen wins MDEA award.
   Ernst and Young Award  (July 2005) -Click to read story Inogen founders honored.
  Miniature Barcode Reader  (June 2005) -Click to read story Smaller than a postage stamp.
   Inogen One  (March 2005) -Click to read story Named Product of the Year by Frost & Sullivan.
   Microbial Testing System  (March 2005) -Click to read story Device uses magnetic particle detection.
   Laser Printer/Cutter  (February 2005) -Click to read story Carbon dioxide laser cuts and engraves many materials.
  OMAX AbrasiveJet  (October 2004- Click to read story Amazing machine cuts almost anything and is easy to use.  
  Rapid Model Printer  (March 2004 - Click to read story  
Three machines make idea visualization easier and faster. 
  Insulin Pump:  (July 2003) - Click to read story
Wireless insulin pump system receives FDA clearance.
  Breast Cancer Screening:  (May 2003) - Click to read story NeoMatrix, LLC previews breast cancer screening device.
  Nobel BioCare: (February 2003) - Click to read story Packaging design cuts costs by 96% for Nobel BioCare. 
  Volcano Therapeutics:  (November 2002)- Click to read story Patent issues for intravascular thermography device. 
  Military GPS Receiver  (October 2002) - Click to read story Raytheon's GPS handheld design approved for testing. 
  Cybersonic®   (October 2002) - Click to read story Entrepreneur award for oral care system developer. 
  CNC Lathe  (September 2002) - Click to read story 
Computer-controlled lathe expands machining capabilities.
  Computer Cart   (August 2002) - Click to read story Innovative roto-molded design inexpensive to produce.
 Endicor Medical:  (July 2002) - Click to read story Thrombectomy device now in clinical studies. 
 SBA Award (May 2002) - Click to read story 
Omnica nominated "Small Business Contractor of the Year”. 
 CAD design:  (From 2001) - Click to read story 
Rex and Earl discuss the influence of CAD on product development.

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Popular Mechanics May 1, 2008 A New Clarity Applying a new microscopy technique to detect individual molecules in three dimensions.
HHMI Bulletin May 2008 Sarah C.P. Williams 'Technology Is at the Center' Entrepreneur and philanthropist Peter Thiel speaks on liberty and scientific progress.
Reason May 2008 Ronald Bailey In Efficiency Lab, GM Rethinks the Old-School Engine (With Video) Could the internal combustion engine get a green makeover to be more efficient and less harmful to the earth than hybrids? The automotive industry suddenly seems to think so.
Popular Mechanics April 29, 2008 Chuck Tannert Nanotrees without the seeds Lead sulfide wires that sprout in intricate tree-like patterns show you don't need templates or catalysts to control nanowire growth, say US-based chemists.
Chemistry World May 1, 2008 Richard Van Noorden The Mysterious Memristor Researchers at Hewlett Packard have solved the 37-year mystery of the memory resistor, the missing 4th circuit element.
IEEE Spectrum May 1, 2008 Sally Adee Nanoscale Memristor is Electronics' Missing Link US-based scientists have used nanoscale solid oxide films to create a new circuit element, a memristor, which researchers have been hunting for almost four decades.
Chemistry World April 30, 2008 Richard Van Noorden Taiwanese software spots stock-market stinkers Evolutionary algorithm combined with three other prediction methods can spot which companies are headed for trouble two years in advance
IEEE Spectrum May 2008 Yu-Tzu Chiu