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A team of infectious disease experts and engineers at Columbia University have received a $4.7 million grant from the NIH to investigate the use of urban...

A 31-year-old Victorian man appeared before Brisbane Magistrates Court yesterday (26 May 2021) after Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers seized...

LONDON, May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In the clinical world, eyes - specifically the iris - have long been a useful instrument in helping healthcare professionals examine and determine a patient's

The single most important priority of the global community is to stop the COVID-19 pandemic in its tracks, to halt its rapid transmission and reverse the...

Testing instruments provider Ametek Mocon has launched a new system for detecting vacuum leaks in product packaging.

Using smart technology and simultaneous frequency scanning in metal detection systems can help reduce false rejection on the production line, according to Fortress Technology.

A blood agar culture of Streptococcus pneumoniae superimposed over an electron micrograph of the dangerous bacteria, a leading cause of infections in...

Using detection and inspection systems to analyse multiple lines can help boost manufacturers’ productivity and profitability, according to systems provider Eagle Product Inspection.

Today, Victorian Acting Premier James Merlino announced that all of Victoria will be subject to a "circuit-breaker" lockdown for seven days as a result...

Even if he does have his own anthem where they call him a warrior, you might think that a guy with the treasure hunter books and cue cat resume is not the kind of person who has any business being anywhere near the american voters ballots and voting machines and yet jahvon pulitzer and his kinetic artifact detection thing are in high demand by republicans across the country. as we have previously discussed, he and his secret supposed technology are somehow part of arizona republicans audit in th...