UPCOMING LUNCH & LEARN WEBINAR
Dog Noses in Medicine: Who Nose? Dogs Do!
Proving again that dogs truly are man’s best friend, canines are playing increasingly specialized roles in human medicine. Using their extraordinary noses, dogs detect diabetic blood sugar lows, oncoming seizures, and even COVID-19. Join us for our next Lunch & Learn webinar featuring Cynthia Otto, DVM, PhD, and Maria Goodavage, best-selling author of “Doctor Dogs,” for a deep dive into how dogs sniff out potential medical emergencies.
But that’s not all . . .
Before the show, check out this P&P throwback to the original “Dog Noses” presentation at P&P 12, where ExxonMobil’s Timothy Nedwed, PhD, explains how researchers use dogs to track down and eradicate urban mosquito habitats.
P&P SYMPOSIUM
The centerpiece of each year is the Pumps & Pipes Symposium in Houston, Texas. From the beginning, this symposium has drawn industry leaders and creative thinkers from Houston and beyond, attracting medical device engineers, cardiovascular physician-scientists, geologists, metallurgists, bioengineers, computer scientists, physicists and many others.
These symposia stimulate discussion, spark ideas and explore synergies between industries that face similar challenges in imaging, navigation, metallurgy, fluid dynamics, robotics, durable materials and remote monitoring. Discoveries range from the obvious spark of “Why didn’t we think of this before?” to the audacious “Why not?” moments of revelation.
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