Philips Healthcare
This Philips business makes imaging systems such as MRI and CT scanners.
What is Philips’ diagnostic imaging business?
This city is Wisconsin’s capital.
What is Madison?
This ingredient gives beer much of its bitterness and aroma.
What are hops?
A male deer is commonly called this.
What is a buck?
This two-element alloy is made primarily of nickel and titanium.
What is nickel-titanium?
This imaging technology uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create detailed pictures inside the body.
What is MRI?
This Wisconsin city is famous for its annual Summerfest music festival.
What is Milwaukee?
This grain is commonly malted to provide fermentable sugars for beer.
What is barley?
This is the name for a young deer.
What is a fawn?
Because Nitinol is highly biocompatible and can recover its shape, this medical device commonly uses the alloy to expand inside a blood vessel.
What is a stent?
This Philips business focuses on image-guided systems used in minimally invasive procedures.
What is image-guided therapy?
This Wisconsin city is home to the Wisconsin NFL team.
What is Green Bay?
This process uses yeast to convert sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
What is fermentation?
These branched structures grow and are shed each year by male white-tailed deer.
What are antlers?
This property lets nitinol return to a preset shape when heated after being deformed.
What is the shape-memory effect?
This Philips technology combines live X-ray imaging with image guidance to help clinicians during procedures.
What is a mobile C-arm system?
This Wisconsin peninsula separates Green Bay from Lake Michigan.
What is Door County?
This beer style is traditionally fermented at warmer temperatures with top-fermenting yeast.
What is an ale?
This seasonal behavior, when deer travel to find mates, usually occurs in autumn.
What is the rut?
This property allows nitinol to undergo substantial deformation and spring back when the load is removed.
What is superelasticity?
This Philips platform combines imaging, hemodynamic information, and software to support image-guided therapy.
What is Azurion?
This scenic river forms much of Wisconsin’s western border with Minnesota and shares its name with a popular state park.
What is the St. Croix River?
This German purity law, adopted in 1516, originally limited beer ingredients to barley, hops, and water.
What is the Reinheitsgebot?
This term describes the shedding and regrowth cycle of a deer’s antlers.
What is antlerogenesis?
This temperature marks the end of the transformation from martensite to austenite during heating.
What is the austenite finish temperature (Af)?