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Oregon Health & Science University’s (OHSU) new Advanced Imaging Research Center (AIRC) has recently added a second 3T machine to a similar machine already in place, and is currently commissioning a massive new 7T system. In addition, a 12T animal research system is on order. All three systems were supplied by Siemens Medical Solutions as part of a package deal worth approximately $14M.

Also in Article: 7T Magnet Produced by Magnex - Siemens Envisions Global Market for 7T MRI Magnets May Reach 20 Systems - 12T Magnet Second in Existence Worldwide - OHSU Center Part of $500M Public/Private Competitiveness Effort - OHSU Developing New Imaging Methodologies for Cancer Research - AIRC Plans Brain Studies

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American Superconductor's SuperVAR Enters Changing FACTS Marketplace
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    VARs from SVC Degrade as Voltage Drops
    Capacitors Least Expensive VAR Solution
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    Cost of VAR Solutions Varies Broadly
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OHSU Acquires Massive 3T, 7T and 12T MRIs from Siemens
    Siemenns Envisions Flobal Market for 7T MRI Magnets May Rreach 20 Systems
    OHSU Center Part of Public/Private Competitiveness Effort
   OHSU Developing New Imaging Methodologies for Cancer Research

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    Reverse Stock Split Saves STI's Nasdaq Listing
    CFO McDermott Departs

Varian Q1 Better Than Expected

Superconductive Components Announces Two Vice Presidents

AMSC Reports Modest Q3
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