Research in Industrial Projects for Students: 2001ProgramCurrent year projects and company informationAreteCompany Info: Arete was founded in 1976 and conducts leading-edge research and development in:
Digital DomainCompany Info: Digital Domain is currently one of the largest digital studios in the world and hosts a massive integrated production studio that includes divisions for Feature Film Visual Effects, Commercial Production, Music Videos, Location Based Entertainment, Feature Film Development as well as Digital Domain Solutions, which handles Internet, Broadband and Wireless strategies and implementation.
HRLCompany Info: HRL Laboratories (HRL), as it is known today, has a rich reputation for discoveries and innovations since its early roots in 1948 when Howard Hughes created the Electronics and Guided Missile Department (very soon to be known as the Research and Development Laboratories) employing approximately 150 people. The Hughes Aircraft Company (the trade name under which Hughes Tool Company conducted its aeronautical business) of which HRL was a part was soon to be a subsidiary of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, formed in 1953, for the stated purpose of "the promotion of human knowledge within the field of the basic sciences (principally the field of medical research and medical education) and the effective application thereof for the benefit of mankind." The Medical Institute became a major step toward a philanthropic goal conceived by Howard Hughes many years earlier. Today HRL is jointly owned by Raytheon Company and The Boeing Company and provides corporate research and development for both companies.
Protein PathwaysCompany Info: Protein Pathways is a bioinformatics company that develops computational methods to identify protein interactions, thereby discovering small molecule drug targets. In this era of full-genome sequencing, thousands of newly sequenced proteins currently have no assigned function and little or no homology to previously characterized proteins. The Company provides missing links in the path from genome sequences to new drugs.
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