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by Julianna Cummins, Telegraph Journal The first electronic prescription in Canada made using an iPad was filled out in Rothesay using New Brunswick-developed technology, according to the CEO of MedRunner Health Solutions Inc. « It’s huge…it validates what we’ve been doing in the...

Dr. Marc Surette, a professor at Université de Moncton and a Canada Research Chair in Cellular Lipid Metabolism, to put it simply, studies fats. The word 'fat' may conjure images of oil and butter and of fleshy body padding and carry a rather negative connotation but, in reality, fats play ...

FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK — (Marketwire) — 01/25/11 — An innovative technology developed in New Brunswick and now ready for market is opening the doors for budget concerned governments worldwide to keep infrastructure safe while saving money. Inversa Systems Limited’s Backsc...

SACKVILLE – Andrew Hamilton-Wright wants to transform the diagnosis and monitoring of neuromuscular diseases. And he’s building software to do it. The associate professor of computer science and mathematics at Mount Allison University is close to completing a prototype of a software-base...

NBIF’s Research Assistantships Initiative a win-win for New BrunswickFREDERICTON, (NB)–The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF) today announced new funding totaling $500,000 to support 65 student research assistant positions at the province’s post-secondary institutions. “Part of o...