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BMT Marine Survey and Consulting Services Poised for Further Growth Marine surveyors and consultants, like BMT, have cemented a global standing as one of the top ‘maritime tech’ consultancy’s in the world. Through over 20 years of operations in the Asia Pacific region, BMT have been able to boost industrial collaboration and strategic partnerships to position the business for continued growth through maritime consulting opportunities. A combination of robust demand, coupled with the exten...

A major first for the National Gallery. Until now, Jan Gossaerts Adoration Of The Kings has not received the attention it deserves at the National Gallery. This Renaissance masterpiece about the birth of Jesus was to be the focus of the exhibition, Sensing the Unseen: Step Into Gossaerts Adoration, but the temporary closure of the British museum postponed its opening in May. Faced with this setback, the curators of the National Gallery decided to adapt the exhibition to make it accessible to...

  This webinar will discuss the development of new reproductive technologies in relation to heat detection, sexed semen, IVF and male fertility. Presenter: Panellists:

Though President Akufo-Addo, the sole appointing authority is yet to officially release the list of his Deputy ministerial appointees, some names are already doing the rounds within governmental circles. These names, The Chronicle gathered from unofficial sources, will soon be submitted to parliament as the first batch of the over 40 Deputy ministerial nominees. Some of the persons who have reportedly been named in the first batch are not new in governmental affairs, as most, if not all, played...

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more From an aircraft housing a restaurant on the tarmac and Hello Kitty flights to nowhere, to home delivery of chef-prepared meals in a box and sightseeing flights over the Australian Outback and Antarctica, or an airline CEO delivering your food order, some global airlines are getting creative and thinking outside the box in order to generate revenue lost to a monumental dec...

Two new hires at Methven 8 March, 2021 Catherine Seville-Clare and Chris Billingham Methven has announced the appointments of Catherine Seville-Clare as the Head of UK Marketing, and Chris Billingham as Methven’s new Innovation Programme Manager. Combining over 50 years’ experience in the bathroom and kitchen industries between themselves, Billingham will be responsible for managing the developmen...

Working to promote gender equality Monday 8 March 2021 European Union op-ed by Serge Lavroff, Ute König, Raphaël Varga van Kibéd, Álvaro Fernández Baquerín, and Sanjin Soldatic to mark International Women’s Day 2021 today NEARLY A year ago, on March 12, 2020, TT recorded its first covid19 case, marking the arrival of the pandemic to the nation. The ensuing lockdown and other restrictions protected the lives of the nation. However, while these measures safeguarded the people from the vir...

UKHO Unveils New Innovation Programme to Support Blue Economy Development - 08/03/2021 The UK Hydrographic Office has launched a new ADMIRALTY Marine Innovation Programme. Spearheaded by the UKHO’s Research, Design and Innovation team and RE_SET, the programme will give innovators and start-ups a chance to develop new solutions that solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges when it comes to our oceans. The launch of this programme follows extensive research commissioned by the UKH...

 E-Mail While EU cities have worked on improving urban lighting services, this has mostly focussed on efficiency, reducing costs and lowering emissions. Yet, it has failed to consider the effect urban lighting may have on citizens health and wellbeing. This will be the focus of the new research project ENLIGHTENme, a collaboration of 22 international partners from ten countries. Funded through the European Unions Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, the project will receive EUR 5 mi...