Next Generation of Large Fiule Transfer

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Nov 042011

Binfer is a Next Generation of Large File Transfer Desktop Application.

Binfer is a highly secure, state of art community software tool that sends and receives large files between your PC/Laptop directly to and from your friend’s, families, and contact’s PC/Laptop. It supports all file types including videos, pictures and documents to name a few. There are no uploads to any hosting server!

Fast, easy to use, private, practical and time saving alternative to FTP, email attachments and website uploads.

Private File Sharing Transfer HD Videos Send 1000′s of Pictures Secure PC to PC transfers

Hassle Free Big File transfers Spyware Free & Advertisement Free

Safe for Family Efficient for Business Resourceful for Teams & Workgroups

Practical & Time Saving

Uploading large files to web sites or waiting for Network resources to receive big files is a huge waste of time, both for the senders and receivers. Binfer makes file sharing practical and easy. Send large files of any size, type and quantity and Binfer will transfer them. If the transmission gets interrupted for any reason, they will be automatically resumed.

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For Film Transfer New York Is Great!

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Sep 292010

People love taking pictures and there are all sorts of ways in which one can transfer their film. Most times people want to transfer their film to some kind of a hard copy like a 4×6 picture. Other times people want to transfer their film to a more digitally accessible format and have all of them put to CD. This is also true for people who take 8mm or Hi8 film and want to transfer to DVD so that they can be more easily watched. When one is looking for a film transfer New York is a great place.

The most common type of film transfer is film to 4×6 print. When doing this type of film transfer New York is maybe the best. There are dozens of both private and public companies available to you to move your pictures into all types of prints. One can make 4×6’s for a photo album of a 5×7 for something that one may want to put on a desk. One could even make an 8×10 to hang on a wall. There are even novelty items like mugs and t-shirts that one can put a picture on. When one is doing this type of film transfer New York is very accessible to anyone’s needs.  Read more...

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7 Technology Transfer Officer Tips For Tough Economic Times

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Sep 032010

There is no doubt that these are tough economic times. Unemployment is high and credit is tight. Key indicates show that is the worse economy in a generation. Many technology transfer offices have seen potential business partners reduce their innovation portfolios and expenditures. This coupled with a reduction in funding sources, from grants and investors to university sources are blowing the technology transfer research commercialization efforts into the perfect storm.

There are difficulties and challenges, but these times also create opportunities. Here are seven tips to help your technology transfer office succeed in these tough economic times.

1. Maintain a list of problems that are relevant to the research and technologies in the pipeline.

Technology transfer offices typically get involved in research commercialization efforts late in the research and testing process. Get involved earlier in the process and start developing a list of problems of which the research can be applied.

This is really an early brainstorming exercise. Don’t just talk to the researchers. Get business input from those who are not involved with the research or the research teams. Independent ideas can be worth their weight in gold.

2. Develop long-term business relationships.

“Dig the well before you are thirsty.”
-Chinese Proverb

Start developing business relationships with business leaders from a wide range of industries. Do this even before you have any applicable research or solutions for them. These relationships will pay off in two ways.  Read more...

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8mm Film Transfer Guide: What You Need To Know

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Aug 222010

Video has several characteristics that determine how good it is. One of the most important characteristics is the number of lines of resolution. The resolution determines how detailed and sharp the video is. If you’ve ever watched a standard definition video channel on an HDTV and then switched to the HD version, you notice that the HD version is much sharper and detailed. The reason is that standard definition video has 480 horizontal lines while HD has 1080 lines.

In a similar way, your old 8mm movie films have a maximum resolution. The maximum resolution for an 8mm film transfer is limited by the film grain size and the size of the frame. Research has shown that 8mm film has the equivalent of 700 lines of horizontal resolution. So, a standard definition 8mm film transfer will only be able to capture 480 out of the 700 lines of resolution on your film. A high definition 8mm film transfer will be able to capture all 700 lines of resolution on your 8mm film since it is a 1080 line video format.

In addition to resolution, the type of film transfer is equally important to the final video quality you receive from your 8mm film transfer.  Read more...

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Yissum Takes Technology Transfer Services by Storm

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Aug 092010

Founded in 1964 as a way to encourage the “inventiveness” of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s staff, Yissum Research and Development Company seeks to support and encourage research, development and education in their efforts to turn science into commercial products for society. Yissum is charged with the not insignificant task of protecting HU’s inventions, products and technologies. Serving as the Technology Transfer Services for the university, Yissum focuses on the ongoing assessment, protection and commercial optimization of the university’s intellectual property.

In their 40-plus year history, Yissum has perhaps surpassed expectations, with reported annual revenues in excess of $40 million, mostly from royalties, and properties ranging from long-shelf-life tomatoes to treatments for cancer and Alzheimer’s disease, placing the Hebrew University in the world’s top 15 academic institutions as measured by revenues from intellectual property sales.

Protect, Partner, Perform

As the Technology Transfer University for HU, Yissum serves not only to protect the university’s intellectual properties, but also to partner with researchers and worldwide businesses to develop commercial markets, and through licensing, establishing companies, joint ventures and collaborative research, enhance the market value and performance of HU’s discoveries, increasing their availability to a global marketplace.

The arrangement has a track record of success. Hebrew University generates approximately $1 billion in annual sales from products in its IP base and Yissum represents over 250 licensed technologies and 60 spin-off companies. The numbers keep adding up with over 3,000 ongoing research projects, 1,200 researchers, 1,400 registered patents and 5 Nobel laureates, all representing 40% of Israel’s civilian scientific research. The range of intellectual properties includes a diverse mix of industrial and therapeutic areas, including biotechnology, nanotechnology, medical research and technologies, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and nutrition, water and environmental technologies, computer science and software development, homeland security and more.  Read more...

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