CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #CEUS–A comprehensive review of statutes and regulations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia challenges a common misconception that “state laws” prohibit trained and credentialed sonographers from placing intravenous (IV) lines and administering ultrasound contrast agents for contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) examinations, according to a new report released today by the International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS).The report examines state laws and regulat
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CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #CEUS–A comprehensive review of statutes and regulations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia challenges a common misconception that “state laws” prohibit trained and credentialed sonographers from placing intravenous (IV) lines and administering ultrasound contrast agents for contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) examinations, according to a new report released today by the International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS).The report examines state laws and regulat
Over the past decade, employees at MilliporeSigma, the U.S. and Canada Life Science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, have transformed a global employee volunteer program into a true movement. As SPARK™ celebrates its 10th anniversary, the “10 Years, 10 Stories” series reflects on a decade of impact and highlights the employees, students, and organizations at the heart of the program.
In the second article in this series, MilliporeSigma’s nonprofit partners are in the spotlight. Over the past decade, SPARK™ has helped build and strengthen partnerships with organizations around the world that share a commitment to expanding access to science education and supporting communities where the company operates.
From equipping universities and research institutions in developing countries, to creating hands-on learning experiences in science centers and classrooms, these collaborations act as a catalyst and multiplier for impact. These partners help inspire curiosity, create opportunity, and empower the next generation of innovators.
Seeding Labs
MilliporeSigma has partnered with Seeding Labs since 2013 to strengthen scientific capacity and expand global access in developing countries. Since beginning their relationship, the organizations have worked together to equip universities and research institutions with the laboratory resources needed to train future scientists and advance locally driven research. Through equipment donations, scientific expertise, funding, and the co-creation of TeleScience in 2018, the partnership has helped create access to laboratory equipment and skills for more than 270,000 post-secondary students and nearly 4,000 researchers across 43 countries. By supporting scientists where resources are often limited, the collaboration is helping build a stronger global scientific community and empowering local innovators to address challenges in their own communities.
Swiss Science Center Technorama
Since 2014, MilliporeSigma has partnered with Swiss Science Center Technorama to inspire curiosity and make science more accessible through hands-on learning. Together, the organizations have created opportunities for visitors to explore scientific concepts through interactive experiments while connecting directly with employees during volunteer-led SPARK™ events, including the company’s Curiosity Labs™ and Curiosity Cube™ programs. These events combine the scientific expertise of employees with Technorama’s educational approach, creating engaging experiences that encourage discovery and exploration. Through more than a decade of collaboration, the partnership has helped foster enthusiasm for science and equip learners with the confidence to better understand the world around them.
Chemistry on the Go
Since first partnering in 2016, MilliporeSigma and Chemistry On the Go have worked together to bring the wonder of chemistry to students and communities across Taiwan. Employee volunteers help make science more engaging and accessible through hands-on learning experiences that connect chemistry to everyday life. Supported by the expertise and enthusiasm of employee volunteers, the program encourages students to look beyond textbooks, ask questions, and explore new possibilities. By combining scientific discovery with mentorship and real-world perspectives, the partnership continues to inspire curiosity and a lifelong love of learning in students across Taiwan.
Learn more about SPARK™ and the company’s Curiosity Programs by visiting its Employee and Community Engagement website.
Over the past decade, employees at MilliporeSigma, the U.S. and Canada Life Science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, have transformed a global employee volunteer program into a true movement. As SPARK™ celebrates its 10th anniversary, the “10 Years, 10 Stories” series reflects on a decade of impact and highlights the employees, students, and organizations at the heart of the program.
In the second article in this series, MilliporeSigma’s nonprofit partners are in the spotlight. Over the past decade, SPARK™ has helped build and strengthen partnerships with organizations around the world that share a commitment to expanding access to science education and supporting communities where the company operates.
From equipping universities and research institutions in developing countries, to creating hands-on learning experiences in science centers and classrooms, these collaborations act as a catalyst and multiplier for impact. These partners help inspire curiosity, create opportunity, and empower the next generation of innovators.
Seeding Labs
MilliporeSigma has partnered with Seeding Labs since 2013 to strengthen scientific capacity and expand global access in developing countries. Since beginning their relationship, the organizations have worked together to equip universities and research institutions with the laboratory resources needed to train future scientists and advance locally driven research. Through equipment donations, scientific expertise, funding, and the co-creation of TeleScience in 2018, the partnership has helped create access to laboratory equipment and skills for more than 270,000 post-secondary students and nearly 4,000 researchers across 43 countries. By supporting scientists where resources are often limited, the collaboration is helping build a stronger global scientific community and empowering local innovators to address challenges in their own communities.
Swiss Science Center Technorama
Since 2014, MilliporeSigma has partnered with Swiss Science Center Technorama to inspire curiosity and make science more accessible through hands-on learning. Together, the organizations have created opportunities for visitors to explore scientific concepts through interactive experiments while connecting directly with employees during volunteer-led SPARK™ events, including the company’s Curiosity Labs™ and Curiosity Cube™ programs. These events combine the scientific expertise of employees with Technorama’s educational approach, creating engaging experiences that encourage discovery and exploration. Through more than a decade of collaboration, the partnership has helped foster enthusiasm for science and equip learners with the confidence to better understand the world around them.
Chemistry on the Go
Since first partnering in 2016, MilliporeSigma and Chemistry On the Go have worked together to bring the wonder of chemistry to students and communities across Taiwan. Employee volunteers help make science more engaging and accessible through hands-on learning experiences that connect chemistry to everyday life. Supported by the expertise and enthusiasm of employee volunteers, the program encourages students to look beyond textbooks, ask questions, and explore new possibilities. By combining scientific discovery with mentorship and real-world perspectives, the partnership continues to inspire curiosity and a lifelong love of learning in students across Taiwan.
Learn more about SPARK™ and the company’s Curiosity Programs by visiting its Employee and Community Engagement website.
CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Researchers in the Urban Institute’s Housing Finance Policy Center today released new research examining the supply of owner-occupied housing across the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago (FHLBank Chicago) District, which includes Illinois and Wisconsin.The report, Exploring Supply-Side Solutions for Homeownership, finds that Illinois and Wisconsin benefit from relatively strong homeownership rates and lower home prices than the nation overall. However, an aging housing
CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Researchers in the Urban Institute’s Housing Finance Policy Center today released new research examining the supply of owner-occupied housing across the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago (FHLBank Chicago) District, which includes Illinois and Wisconsin.The report, Exploring Supply-Side Solutions for Homeownership, finds that Illinois and Wisconsin benefit from relatively strong homeownership rates and lower home prices than the nation overall. However, an aging housing
HILLSBORO, Oregón–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC), líder en firmware para las plataformas y los dispositivos programables de bajo consumo, ha anunciado hoy que participará en el próximo Congreso FPGA Horizons, que se realizará el 6 y 7 de octubre de 2026 en Londres. En el marco del programa técnico del Congreso, Lattice dará una charla técnica y un taller práctico, además de organizar una demostración de sus soluciones de FPGA de bajo consumo y cómo impulsan la IA en el b
HILLSBORO, Oregón–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC), líder en firmware para las plataformas y los dispositivos programables de bajo consumo, ha anunciado hoy que participará en el próximo Congreso FPGA Horizons, que se realizará el 6 y 7 de octubre de 2026 en Londres. En el marco del programa técnico del Congreso, Lattice dará una charla técnica y un taller práctico, además de organizar una demostración de sus soluciones de FPGA de bajo consumo y cómo impulsan la IA en el b
HILLSBORO, Oregon–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ : LSCC), leader des solutions programmables basse consommation et des micrologiciels de plateforme, a annoncé aujourd’hui sa participation à la prochaine conférence FPGA Horizons qui se tiendra les 6 et 7 octobre 2026 à Londres. Dans le cadre du programme technique de la conférence, Lattice présentera un Tech Talk et animera un atelier pratique, tout en proposant une démo consacrée aux avancées de l’IA en périphérie offertes par
HILLSBORO, Oregon–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ : LSCC), leader des solutions programmables basse consommation et des micrologiciels de plateforme, a annoncé aujourd’hui sa participation à la prochaine conférence FPGA Horizons qui se tiendra les 6 et 7 octobre 2026 à Londres. Dans le cadre du programme technique de la conférence, Lattice présentera un Tech Talk et animera un atelier pratique, tout en proposant une démo consacrée aux avancées de l’IA en périphérie offertes par