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Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology(Nonprofits)
Boston, MA
A non-profit consortium of Boston teaching hospitals and engineering schools, CIMIT fosters interdisciplinary collaboration among world-class experts in medicine, science and engineering, in concert with industry and government, to rapidly improve patient care. CIMIT is a proven and successful model for initiating and accelerating translational medical research in the domain ...
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Ensemble Robot, Inc.(Nonprofits)
Charlestown, MA
Ensemble Robot was founded in 2003 by Christine Southworth and Leila Hasan as an organization of artists, engineers, programmers, and musicians, working to create an orchestra of robotic musical instruments and dancers, commission music compositions and dance choreography for this ensemble, and produce performances for robotic instruments in collaboration with ...
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Stellwagen Alive!(Nonprofits)
Jamaica Plain, MA
Just off the Massachusetts coast is one of the richest marine habitats in the US, Stellwagen Bank, where whales, tuna, cod, and dozens of other species have lived for thousands of years. In 1992 Congress designated it a national marine sanctuary. But today Stellwagen is a sanctuary in name only. ...
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Scientific and Medical Coalition Against Cancer(Nonprofits)
South Weymouth, MA
As a non-profit organization SMCAC aims to: 1. Create an interactive website that allows the Scientific and Medical community to add unbiased cancer information in real time. 2. The website will be provided, hard linked, at free SMCAC computer kiosks at chemotherapy clinics, radation clinics, and oncologist offices waiting rooms ...
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World Computer Exchange, Inc.(Nonprofits)
Hull, MA
World Computer Exchange is a global educational non-profit that helps connect youth in developing countries to the resources, opportunities and understanding of the Internet ~ while keeping working computers out of landfills. We have shipped over 26,000 computer sets to our 445 Partner organisations in 64 developing countries. With support ...
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Charles River Watershed Association(Nonprofits)
Weston, MA
CRWA's mission is to use science, advocacy and the law to protect, preserve and enhance the Charles River and its watershed. One of the country's first watershed organizations, Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) was formed in 1965 in response to public concern about the declining condition of the Charles. Since ...
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Earthwatch(Nonprofits)
Maynard, MA
Earthwatch Institute is an international non-profit organization that brings science to life for people concerned about the Earth's future. Founded in 1971, Earthwatch supports scientific field research by offering volunteers the opportunity to join research teams around the world. Today, Earthwatch recruits close to 4,000 volunteers every year to collect ...
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The Discovery Museums(Nonprofits)
Acton, MA
The Discovery Museums inspire enduring curiosity and love of learning through interactive discovery, hands-on inquiry and scientific investigation. Come make exciting discoveries through hands-on exploration in two age-appropriate museums that make up our three-acre suburban campus. Our Children's Discovery building allows younger children to explore the wonders of creative play ...
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Merrimack River Watershed Council, Inc.(Nonprofits)
Lowell, MA
Mission: Our mission is to protect the Merrimack River and promote the wise use of its watershed. Purpose: Our purpose is to fulfill our mission through environmental monitoring, watershed education, advocacy, recreation and community organizing. Vision: (1) Monitor the Merrimack River main stem in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, collaborate with ...
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Jenney Grist Mill(Nonprofits)
Plymouth, MA
The Jenney Grist Mill, a 17th Century living history museum, is located on the site of the first mill built by pilgrim John Jenney in 1636. Our purpose is to educate students, visitors, and the community of the historic, agricultural and economic significance of the original mill. Our mission is ...
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