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August
13, 2007 |
News 12 New Jersey airs Global
Microscope in biomedical visualization.
The New Jersey Institute of Technology Capstone
Program and High school Connections Program
provides undergraduate college and local high
school students, respectively, with internships
at tri-state companies,
universities, and government agencies.
High School student Phillip Grayeski led a team
with HS student Tom Rodgers and NJIT students
Gregory Jean, Parul Patel, and Jonathan Kahn to
develop life sciences curriculum for the Global
Microscope.
News 12 New Jersey anchorman Bryan Jenkins
interviewed Phillip
at the Edison studios for the "12 in Our
Schools" show. During the
interview, Philip used a smaller portable Global
Microscope to display
his content.
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August
2, 2007 |
NJ Biz selects BanDeMar CEO
for its 2007 issue of Entrepreneur 101
Last year, publisher NJBiz issued its first
Entrepreneur 101 publication featuring the
success stories of the top 26 entrepreneurs in
New Jersey selected from hundreds of
nominations. For this year's Entrepreneur 101
publication, NJBiz has selected BanDeMar CEO Dr.
Cesar Bandera. The publication features
BanDeMar's just-in-time mobile training, the
Global Microscope, and proposal development
services.
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July
20, 2007 |
Global Microscope unveiled at
Liberty Science Center
BanDeMar completed the installation of the first
Global Microscope at the Jennifer A. Chalsty
Center for Science Learning and Teaching at
Liberty Science Center. Every hour, staff
give instructional seminars to visitors on Earth
science topics using the giant sphere using NASA
data. BanDeMar networks continues to
develop new educational content for the Global
Microscope to expand the curriculum at the
Liberty Science Center.
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March
28, 2007 |
Mobile just-in-time multimedia
training field tests conclude successfully
BanDeMar, the Atlantic OSHA Training Center,
and the National Institute of
Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) completed
field trials of a cell phone
multimedia training system for emergency
responders and skilled support
personnel called the Just-In-Time Training for
Emergency Incidents System
(JITTEIS). JITTEIS went live at the 2007
National Trainers Exchange of the
NIEHS Worker Education and Training Program in
support of the hazardous
material worker community:
1. Asynchronous distribution of safety
multimedia training and status information to workers
in the field on site-specific topics at the moment they need it.
2. Use existing cell phones, user interfaces,
and carriers (no new mobile devices or software
to aggravate an already stressful scenario).
3. Real-time dissemination of photos and videos
taken in the field of safety and health hazards.
4. Collecting audiovisual records of site
progress.
5. Tracking training compliance.
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April
4,
2007 |
NJ Biz features BanDeMar in
special issue on LSC
A special issue of NJBiz on the renovated Liberty
Science Center featured the article "A Resource
for Emerging Companies" by BanDeMar CEO Cesar
Bandera, which describes how the unique
relationship between the two enterprises is
supporting education and technology development.
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