Science & Technology

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LIGO science center construction nears completion

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2021
Completion of the $7.7 million LIGO Exploration Center, called LExC, is on track to be completed by the end of...
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Q&A with Douglas Mans

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2021
Director, Environmental Molecular Sciences Division and EMSL Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Douglas Mans Employees you oversee: 168 What is the...
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STEM jobs have grown, but largely due to health care sector

By Guest Contributor | August 2021
Growth has been a common refrain in the Tri-Cities over the past decade. Population has climbed, as Benton-Franklin Trends laid...
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Science & Technology Briefs – August 2021

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2021
Hanford talk focuses on salmon, sturgeon Salmon, sturgeon and more are the topic of the Aug. 25 edition of the...
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Doing nothing isn’t an option to protect your small business from cyberattacks

By Guest Contributor | August 2021
You cannot read the news today without finding another story of a company besieged by a malware infection: their files...
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Don’t forget medicine in the next scientific revolutions

By Guest Contributor | August 2021
I imagine historians looking back at the decades spanning 1990-2020 will describe those years as the most unimpressive of the...
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Richland laptops find new home in Belize

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2021
Inline Computer & Communications in Richland recently donated five laptops to Light of the Valley Baptist School in Belize. The...
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Energy Northwest selects a new CEO

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2021
Robert “Bob” Schuetz Energy Northwest executive Robert “Bob” Schuetz is the new chief executive officer for...
Caleb Knutzen processes a card transaction using the all-in-one BlockChyp payment terminal at Pasco’s Knutzen’s Meats at 6404 W. Court St. Knutzen’s was the first Tri-City company to adopt Kennewick-based BlockChyp’s blockchain-encrypted payment terminal technology, which enables merchants to process all payment types on one terminal. (Photo by Laura Kostad)

BlockChyp payment terminals adapt alongside Tri-City businesses

By Laura Kostad | August 2020
A Kennewick tech startup is transforming the way businesses process their payment transactions, even as coronavirus shutdowns and restrictions threatened...
BlessedbyKess, a new Tri-City nonprofit, formed to help young adults relieve stress by exploring 13 virtual realities, including other worlds, above, in interactive virtual reality suites. Terry Brown and Annie Ackerman-Brown established the CHILL program in honor of their late son, Kess. (Courtesy BlessedbyKess)

Faith leads to virtual reality encounters to relieve stress, prevent suicide

By Wendy Culverwell | August 2020
Terry Brown and his wife, Annie Ackerman-Brown, didn’t develop a business plan or research how they could best help young...
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