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    New Approach to K-12 Education. Self-Directed Model to Present at Altru Salon

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    By VP Staff on September 13, 2021 Altru, NEWS, Upper Right

    Our Wednesday September15th Altru Institute Salon will hear about a revolutionary approach to K-12 education that is a departure from the “assembly line” model that has failed us. Guest speaker has spent her career in education and founded Omnis Education which she believes is the school of the future.  We saw Jenn Sutherland-Miller at the ASU+GSV Summit where she was on panel the future of education.  She is among a growing number of entrepreneurs seeking to reinvent education. The Omnis model bring together world class subject matter experts to create vetted, curated learning that can be accessed anywhere, any time.…

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    Research indicates that technology now exists to reopen and keep schools open.

    How to Reopen Schools and Keep Them Open. A Virus Project White Paper

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    By VP Staff on January 26, 2021 Altru, Containment, Germ Security, library, Upper Right

    The Virus Project will begin production of a White Paper and documentary on reopening schools and keeping them open. Research will focus on the K-12 schools that stayed open during the pandemic.  The goal is a multimedia asset that addresses this issue and help schools everywhere reopen. The Virus Project was formed to aggregate the best ideas and thinking to provide a platform for innovators to collaborate and find solutions to the COVID-19 crisis. K-12 schools is an area of significant challenge but with noticeable progress. White Paper and Research Study: K-12 schools. Dealing with COVID-19. This White Paper will…

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    First Contagion Conference Announced. To Focus on Testing Breakthroughs

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    By VP Staff on November 4, 2020 Altru, Diagnostics, Diagnostics Tech, Initiatives

    The Contagion Conference on Testing will look at the critical issues and challenges posed by COVID-19 and will present technologies and approaches that can enable society to open and avert the need for lockdowns. The Virtual event will be broadcast from New York City and will feature panels on The Conference will present the latest research findings on how testing can control the spread. It will present promising technologies seeking strategic partners to accelerate their development. Presenting firms will include those which received NIH Funding as part of the RADx “Shark Tank” competition which has awarded $437 million in contracts to the…

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    Investment Network Forms to Advance COVID Technologies Rapid tests to be initial focus.

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    By VP Staff on September 24, 2020 Altru, Uncategorized

    This Investment Network is an initiative of The Virus Project a platform for those working on solutions to the COVID crisis. The Investment Network will invest in the most promising solutions.

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    Viral Load Comparison between PCR and Paper Antigen Test

    Testing Focused on the Infected and not the Contagious is a Big Mistake

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    By VP Staff on August 29, 2020 Altru, Diagnostics, Government, NEWS

    This COVID drama could soon end if we were to get smart on testing. Harvard professor Michael Mina is someone to watch. You will likely be seeing a lot of him in the coming weeks as he seems to have sorted out this COVID testing issue which we to date have complete missed, misunderstood, and bungled. Mina’s presentation is clear, compelling, obvious and simple. We don’t need a highly sensitive test to see who is infected. We need simple test to see who is infectious. His Harvard lab has done the analysis and the argument holds. The irony is that…

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    Introducing Altru Institute

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    By Kevin Kirwan on August 9, 2020 Altru, Video
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    About This Site

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    By VP Staff on March 7, 2020 Altru

    The site is designed to facilitate the transition of knowledge from Research to thought leaders collaborating toTechnologies that are then commercialized.

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