Robert K. Wise has been appointed vice president of Sales & Marketing for the Water & Wastewater Services & Products Group for TEFSA-USA. Previously national sales director for Pacific Press in California, Wise brings TEFSA-USA several years of experience in the commercial/industrial water and wastewater industry, and is widely considered an expert in filter press equipment and technologies. He will lead all of the company's TEFSA-USA sales and marketing activities.
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Vitra Tiles USA recently moved to new showroom, warehouse and office facilities to better serve its customers.
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USA Graphite recently announced it has issued two million shares of the company’s common stock to acquire the Gordon Creek Graphite property, 10 lode claims covering an area of 206 acres.
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Paar Physica USA recently announced the addition of Pete Wheeler as consulting rheologist for the Midwest and Reinhard Eberl as national service manager.
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Paar Physica USA recently announced the launch of its new website at www.paarphysica.com.
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CERAC, inc., a manufacturer of specialty inorganic chemicals and thin film materials, has been named 2002 Small Business of the Year by the United Space Alliance (USA).
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The TDA10 from Kruss USA is a small one-button tool for the determination of water droplet contact angle on solid surfaces.
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Chris Pilko has been named president of Nabertherm USA, New Castle, Del.
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JEOL USA, Inc.'s new website, http://www.jeol.com , provides helpful tutorials on scanning electron microscopes, mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry.
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JEOL USA recently introduced a new Micro-Raman spectrometer that extends the analytical capabilities of scanning electron microscopy.
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 William Babik - Technical Sales Manager, Nabertherm USAWill received his bachelor's of science degree from the University of Pittsburgh in materials science and engineering. He has eight years of experience in various industries and ceramic applicat
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To be perfectly honest, my reasons for sharing this with you are not altogether altruistic.
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In last week's CI CyberNews CyberPoll, we asked readers about Spain's financial problems. Do you think there is a viable solution?
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We’re so excited about the new social media methods we’re using to bring you the latest industry news and information. You can now follow CI on Twitter, connect on LinkedIn and find us on Facebook®.
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Last week’s CI CyberNews CyberPoll focused on U.S. Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. Do you think she would be good or bad for business, if confirmed?
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In last week's CI CyberNews CyberPoll, we asked readers if America's best years are ahead of us or behind us.
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Last week’s CI CyberNews CyberPoll focused on President Obama’s decision to add tariffs for some Chinese tire imports over the next three years. Participants’ opinions were split evenly at 50% for and 50% against the idea.
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In a huge surprise, the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Barack Obama. The Norwegian Nobel Committee cited “his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.”
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According to a recent report, the U.S. needs to encourage vocational education as a viable alternative to a college education. Do you consider college to be a prerequisite to success, or should kids be pointed toward vocational schools to learn job skills?
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As the national debt ceiling deadline looms, we asked readers in last week’s CI CyberNews CyberPoll if they think the national debt is hurting the economy.
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Last week’s CI CyberNews CyberPoll focused on globalization. Would American businesses have proceeded with the transfer of production to lower-cost labor centers outside of the U.S. even if they’d known of the domestic factory shutdowns and unemployment that would result?
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