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Breast reconstruction benefits from surgical advances

Valley plastic surgeon adopts shaped implants released last year
June 6, 2013
Jessica Valencia
Dr. Carol Hathaway, a certified plastic surgeon based here, says medical advancements in biopsy and mastectomy techniques in recent years have enhanced reconstruction options for patients, aided in part by newer implants available in the U.S.She
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

Postpartum depression support expands in Spokane

Spokane nonprofits assist new parents overwhelmed by depression, offer referrals
June 6, 2013
Treva Lind
After her second son was born nearly a year ago, Spokane resident Elbe Lamoureux recalls a postpartum depression with panic attacks and of greater severity than what she'd experienced following the birth of her first child.After about two months
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Engineers aim to develop more cost-efficient solar panels

Organic materials touted as possible key to creating cheaper photovoltaic cells
May 23, 2013
News Wise
Most Americans want the U.S. to place more emphasis on developing solar power, recent polls suggest, but a major impediment is the cost to manufacture, install, and maintain solar panels. The price barrier could change, however, as researchers
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Architects, entrepreneurs develop 'upcycled' roofing

Group's new system uses recycled plastic bottles to make shelter shingles
May 23, 2013
News Wise
Student and faculty entrepreneurs from the New York Institute of Technology plan to give new life to old water bottles with what they say is an environmentally friendly roofing design for developing nations or for emergency shelters in areas around
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Civil engineers tout biofuel byproducts use in concrete

University study shows it to be stronger partial replacement for cement
May 23, 2013
News Wise
Kansas State University civil engineers are developing a mix that they hope will reduce concrete's carbon footprint and make it stronger. Their innovative ingredient: biofuel byproducts."The idea is to use bioethanol production byproducts to a a
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Engineering researchers devise blackout preventer

Semiconductor made of silicon-carbide said to help absorb surges
May 23, 2013
News Wise
A local power failure in Ohio 10 years ago caused a series of cascading power failures that resulted in a massive blackout that affected 50 million people and caused billions of dollars in damage and lost revenue. Engineering researchers at the
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—Staff photo by Jessica Valencia

Architects West sees rise in skill center design work

Cd'A design firm expects revenues to increase by 15 percent by year-end
May 23, 2013
Jessica Valencia
Architects West Inc., a Coeur d'Alene-based architecture firm that focuses largely on education-related projects, is seeing increasing demand for design work on new skill centers and technical schools, says firm principal Kevin Jester.Meanwhile,
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Engineers test tall concrete towers for wind turbines

Steel-structure alternatives that could be easier to ship, assemble being researched
May 23, 2013
News Wise
Grant Schmitz, eyes inches from a 6.5-foot-by-12-foot panel of ultra-high-performance concrete, studied the smooth surface for tiny cracks. He and other research engineers carefully marked every one with black markers.Schmitz, an Iowa State of a
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Architecture billings move up steadily

Separate analysis finds intern hirings, general optimism also climbing
May 23, 2013
A market indicator used by the American Institute of Architects is reflecting a steady upturn in design activity, the organization says.Meanwhile, a study sponsored jointly by the AIA and another organization revealed a steady rise in employment
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

Design-build competitions rise

Architecture-contractor teams jousted recently for two big Spokane jobs
May 23, 2013
Treva Lind
Two multimillion-dollar Spokane construction projects that emerged this spring began their conception in a design-build contest format relatively new to the Inland Northwest.For the planned $55 million Spokane Convention Center expansion and a a
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