From Alias Group Creative:
To better serve our new Aerospace, Nanotechnology, and Nanomedicine clients we are pleased to engage Frank Boehm of Vancouver Canada to represent Alias in North America.
A true entrepreneur and author of the respected reference book: Nanomedical Device and Systems Design: Challenges, Possibilities, Visions, Frank is the CEO of NanoApps Medical Inc.
Frank is also currently working on his new book Nanotechnology, Nanomedicine, and AI: Toward the Dream of Global Health Care Equivalency which will articulate how synergies between nanotechnology, nanomedicine, and AI may enable the vision of Global Health Care Equivalency (GHCE) on a global scale.
Apart from this new venture, Alias Studio Sydney (part of Alias Group Creative) is privileged to be invited to contribute to this new book and Amanda Scott designated CEO and Director of Communications of NanoApps Medical Inc (Vancouver) in their dealings with both the Aerospace Industry and the nanotechnology, nanomedicine and space medicine fields.
Naturally, Alias Studio Sydney created and maintains the NanoApps Medical website.
Alias Studio Sydney edits and maintains NanoApps Medical’s tumblr and twitter accounts.
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