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200213132 At Apple, new ideas have a way of becoming phenomenal products, services, and customer experiences very quickly. You bring passion, and dedication to your job and theres no telling what you could accomplish. The Apple Pay team is looking for an Engineering Manager to join our growing group. You will work on products that are influencing the future of financial products and is seen to be the thought leadership in this space. Leading a team of engineers, the Apple Pay Engineering Man...

PROJECT MANAGER: Baboloki Phuthego Botswana Railways (BR) is still to provide answers as to what caused the derailment of 16 wagons carrying soda ash on 19th November. Almost five weeks since the incident that is expected to cost the national rail liner millions of Pula, BR Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Leornard Makwinja admitted their investigations are yet to determine the cause of the accident. Makwinja was speaking during an update of the BR Recovery Effort in Mosetse – where the a...

Burger and Brown Engineering Appoints New President Share: Burger & Brown Engineering, Inc. is excited to announce that Mr. Corey Brown will become President starting January 1, 2021. Corey Brown joined the company in May 2014 as a Project Engineer. He became the Engineering Manager in 2015 and progressed to Vice President in 2017. He has become a seasoned leader and works diligently to preserve our historical culture and protect our industry reputation.  Founded in 1978 by Phil Burger, Burge...

Second Heavy Lift Ship Arrives at Port of Cork for Liebherr Crane Consignment 21st December 2020 UHL Focus along side at Cork Docks in Cork Harbour Credit: Bob Bateman UHL Focus, the second of two heavy lift vessels has loaded four of eight RTG cranes in the Port of Cork for discharge in Berbera, Somaliland. As Afloat reported earlier, the heavy-lift operations have been ongoing at Cork Dockyard in Cork Harbour this month when the first shipment was loaded on to UHL Future,  This weeks seco...

Carbon dioxide capture solution progressing at the Port of Gothenburg What is the smartest way to transport captured carbon dioxide from facility to quayside? To discover the answer, five major energy companies in western Sweden have joined forces in the CinfraCap project. A prestudy commenced in May to determine whether a joint solution could be found for an efficient, sustainable infrastructure for captured carbon dioxide. Every aspect of this undertaking is being examined in detail, both on ...

Now Announcing: The Ai4 2021 Cybersecurity Summit Speaker Lineup The fully-digital Ai4 2021 Cybersecurity Summit will gather 50+ speakers from the worlds most innovative companies. NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA, December 15, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The fully-digital Ai4 2021 Cybersecurity Summit will gather 50+ speakers from the worlds most innovative companies on February 3-4, 2021. With over 40 hours of content across 4 tracks it’s too much for any one p...

Women in Green Hydrogen holds successful first event th Dec), bringing together more than 130 women from all over the world. Moderated by Kathrin Goldammer, Managing Director at Reiner Lemoine Institute, Women in Green Hydrogen’s (WiGH) first event featured a brief introduction of its activities from Charlotte Hussy, GIZ Advisor, followed by a series of inspiring interviews with Wilkista Akinyi, Renewable Energy Specialist at GIZ Kenya, Priya Chhiba, Engineering Manager at Enercon Services, F...

New mobile baling solution reduces the risk of landfill fires Each year, there are around 500 reported incidents of landfill fires in the UK, causing huge environmental and financial damage. Recently, several European manufacturers along with earthmoving company, Oosterveld, based in the Netherlands, have collaborated to develop a unique waste compaction solution to help prevent these fires igniting. Oosterveld approached the Avermann Group (Netherlands) to find a solution that would improve fi...

David Perry It was a cousin’s lacrosse injury that inspired Alyssa Mulry to dream up ConnectKnee, a brace that tracks a patient’s recovery time. Mulry’s cousin dislocated her patella during a soccer game, requiring long recovery. Then a friend and family members also suffered knee injuries. “I saw first-hand how limited and discouraging recovery for a knee injury was,” says Mulry, a senior biomedical engineering major from Rutland, Massachusetts. “One thing stayed ...