Archive of posts tagged ‘Siemens’

Fight against breast cancer with innovative tests and biochips: Siemens Healthcare chooses Cologne as the new site for its molecular diagnostics research in Germany

Cologne - Siemens Healthcare has established new research laboratories for molecular diagnostics in Cologne, Germany. The focus of the research will be on “breast cancer”, a disease that remains the number one cause of death among young women despite the large number of therapies currently available. Almost 40 Siemens employees have been developing new diagnostic → Continue reading »

Newly certified room controllers by Siemens

Zug/Switzerland - The Siemens Synco RXB individual room controllers are now certified for compliance with European standards. This confirms their high energy efficiency in controlling room comfort: energy savings of up to 14% can be achieved. The Synco building automation system is firmly established on the market for automatic control of HVAC installations in small to → Continue reading »

Automation and drive solutions for the graphics industry

Nuremberg - Integrated drive packages for the graphics industry and modular automation solutions for printing machines are the focal points of the presentation made by Siemens Drive Technologies at the Drupa 2008 trade fair in Düsseldorf.Modular software and integrated communications solutions shorten the time to market for machine manufacturers, and offer a high level of → Continue reading »

Orbital freeway around St. Petersburg to be fitted with traffic control system from Siemens

Erlangen/Germany - Siemens Mobility has received an order to install a traffic control system for the first five eastern sections of the orbital freeway around St. Petersburg. The project is for the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation and covers all the traffic control equipment, including roadway station units, traffic and weather sensors, variable → Continue reading »

A new estimate by Siemens Financial Services reveals: Investments in European healthcare systems are not being optimally financed

Munich - In Europe’s leading economies, the inefficiently bound capital in the healthcare system is estimated to have grown from EUR 11.1 bn to EUR 13.1 bn between 2005 and 2006. This represents an increase of about 19%. Recent figures of an analysis by Siemens Financial Services (SFS) underscore the substantial potential for efficient employment of → Continue reading »