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Panasonic Avionics Corporation Plants Trees for the Renewal of the Forest Program

In the spirit of the philosophy fathered by founder Konosuke Matsushita and its continued commitment to a sustainable environment, Panasonic Avionics Corporation (Panasonic), a world leader in state-of-the-art in-flight entertainment (IFE) and communication systems, will donate trees to be planted at local parks in the City of Lake Forest, California. The trees planted by Panasonic are part of the city's Renewal of the Forest Program designed to help preserve and revitalize urban parks, gardens and public lands.

Forest industry is the top user of mobile technology in Finland

Nearly 70 percent of forest industry companies use one or more solutions of wireless information technology, which is the top among Finnish industry branches.

Protein Forest introduces the Proteomechip system

Protein Forest has started shipping its digital Proteomechip (DPCTM) protein separation system, which fractionates and concentrates proteins or peptides by isoelectric focusing.

Protein Forest delivers digital Proteomechip system to Thermo Fisher Scientific

Protein Forest®, a leading developer of state-of-the-art sample fractionation technology and bioinformatics software for protein research, today announced that it has commenced shipments of its new digital ProteomeChip™ (dPC™) protein separation system. The ProteomeChip system fractionates and concentrates proteins or peptides by isoelectric focusing. It provides higher resolution, greater reproducibility, faster analyses, and easier operation than traditional gel-based protein separation techniques.

Protein Forest Delivers Digital ProteomeChip System to Thermo Fisher Scientific

Protein Forest® has announced that it has commenced shipments of its new digital ProteomeChip™ (dPC™) protein separation system. The ProteomeChip system fractionates and concentrates proteins or peptides by isoelectric focusing.

Earthworms Affect Forest Carbon Chemistry

U.S. scientists say they've determined earthworms can change the chemical nature of the carbon in North American forest litter and soils.

Earthworms affect forest carbon chemistry

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 29 (UPI) -- U.S. scientists say they've determined earthworms can change the chemical nature of the carbon in North American forest litter and soils.

ESA leads the way to map boreal forest

How best to map ‘boreal’ or northern forest with spaceborne radar is the focus of an ESA campaign currently underway in northern Sweden. By answering this question, the campaign addresses one of the key objectives of the candidate Earth Explorer BIOMASS mission.

Johnson: Have we just lost to Forest?

That's the overriding feeling that enveloped Gary Johnson post the Nottingham Forest match, after City missed a penalty in the dying moments to claim all the points from a match that ended 2-2...

Speakers sought for nanotechnology conference for the forest products industry

(Nanowerk News) TAPPI is seeking presenters for the 2009 International Conference on Nanotechnology for the Forest Products Industry. The conference will be presented by TAPPI and co-sponsored by Alberta Ingenuity Fund, and is scheduled for June 23-26, 2009, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Swiss website to plant trees to offset environmental impact

This 2006 file photo shows the Guyanese Amazon forest. A Swiss website on Monday announced that it would plant up to 12000 trees in the Amazon forest next year to offset the ecological impact brought about by its business.

Tropical Forest Species Dynamics

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Regurgitating Bird Aids Rain Forest

The male long-wattled umbrellabird, with head feathers like Elvis's hair, woos females with his fluffy neck wattle, which dangles past his feet. He competes for mates with other males in gatherings called leks, where he'll unknowingly shape more than his sex life.

Perspectives: Mr Medina plants a forest

IN THE Amazon rainforest of Peru, on a dusty, unpaved road through villages of palm-thatch houses, trucks thunder by in an endless procession, scattering the round river rocks brought in to fortify the road.

Indefatigable 'Mame,' 'Dracula' in the forest

Mame: The country may be teetering on the abyss of economic disaster, but one intrepid woman still maintains: "Life is a banquet." Patrick Dennis' novel about an orphan and his madcap auntie during the anything-goes Twenties and the hangover of the Great Depression provided Rosalind Russell with one of the best roles of her career in the 1958 film. Jerry Herman's 1966 musical, starring Angela Lansbury, added tuneful gems such as "If He Walked Into My Life," "We Need a Little Christmas," and the title number. Two fine actors fill Mame's high heels in this production. Barbara Robertson, recently seen as Madame Morrible in "Wicked," will be onstage through Nov. 16, and Kat Taylor handles the last half of the run. William Osetek directs.

PHOTO: Regurgitating Bird Helps Rebuild Rain Forest

The male long-wattled umbrellabird, with head feathers like Elvis's hair, woos females with his fluffy neck wattle, which dangles past his feet. He competes for mates with other males in gatherings called leks, where he'll unknowingly shape more than his sex life.

PHOTO IN THE NEWS: Regurgitating Bird Aids Rain Forest

The male long-wattled umbrellabird, with head feathers like Elvis's hair, woos females with his fluffy neck wattle, which dangles past his feet. He competes for mates with other males in gatherings called leks, where he'll unknowingly shape more than his sex life.

Google Earth Gives Amazon Tribe Tools to Protect Forest Homeland

With digital maps, Chief Almir and his tribe can better protect the Amazon from illegal mining and logging.

Charles meets kindred spirit in Welsh guardian of Japanese forest

Six thousand miles from home, deep in the heart of rural Japan, the Prince of Wales met up with a kindred spirit this week in the form of a remarkable ex-pat Welshman.

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