Tech transfer matchmaker offers updates via the Net

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The Cherry Hill, NJ-based Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer offers chemical processing companies free information on how to tap into the $25 billion in research and development conducted at US government laboratories each year. The organization's monthly newsletter, which is delivered by e-mail, also provides hot links to other technology transfer websites and lists of technologies available for licensing and experts in several technical fields.

United States, All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing, Chemical Products NEC

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John Swearingen, 1918-2007

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John E, Swearingen died Sept. 14, 2007 in Birmingham, AL after rising through the ranks at Standard Oil of Indiana until becoming chairman in 1965. Sweringen is survived by his wife and two daughters.

Obituary, Standard Oil Co., Swearingen, John E.

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The Baker report: analyzing BP's process safety program

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The Baker Report's criticism of BP PLC chief, John Browne's failure over the safety of its refineries is discussed.

Management dynamics, United Kingdom, Management, Safety and security measures, Reports, BP PLC, Company business management, Petroleum refineries, Browne, John

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