IT Life Sciences
IT Life Sciences has established a chemical R & D laboratory for IHS
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IT Life Sciences has established a Chemical Research and Development laboratory for Innovative Hydrogen Solutions.
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| 12 Feb 2007 |
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IT Life to develop a new technology for secure online banking.
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This new technology will enable financial institutions to secure online banking by introducing new server side security. This technology could also be used to secure any other online sensitive data.
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| 04 Feb 2007 |
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Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, IT Life Sciences provides scientific expertise to local businesses requiring consulting in the areas of chemical and analytical methodology as well as laboratory safety programs. IT Life Sciences aids in establishing research and development facilities to advance products while meeting the provincial and federal safety regulations.
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