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December 31, 2021
The first tests will soon be held for the bus, which is being engineered specifically for riding in the Arctic. Specialists are studying the operability of all the transport systems in extreme situations in the Far North climate.
November 4, 2021
Warrendale, Pa. (PRWEB) November 04, 2021 -- WARRENDALE, Pa. (November 4, 2021) – SAE International(SAE) and the International Aviation Waste Management
October 27, 2021
Catskills locals voice ongoing concerns about turbidity issues plaguing the Lower Esopus...
May 28, 2021
Multiple scientific studies show switching completely to vaping with high-quality products has reduced health risks* compared to smoking, contrary to many consumer beliefs ... | May 28, 2021
May 22, 2021
The Food and Drug Administration’s announcement of a ban on menthol cigarettes birthed one the strangest political alliances of recent memory. Civil rights and social justice groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union align with law enforcement organizations, libertarians and conservatives in criticizing the bid to enact one of the most significant prohibitions in decades. For now, litigation from pressure groups has put enough pressure on the FDA to advance a policy that was expli...
April 30, 2021
Credit: SUSU A motor bus, which will allow to travel around the Far North in any conditions, as well as survive in case of an accident, is being engineered at the UIREC by SUSU scientists jointly with their colleagues from Bauman Moscow State Technical University. No analogues to such transport exist right now, that is why great opportunities open before the engineers. The Arctic region takes up one fifth part of the territory of the Russian Federation. More than two million people live there, ...
April 29, 2021
Covaxin can neutralise deadly 617 COVID variant A new form of COVID quackery has taken over some people in India and one government school teacher had to pay the price through his life. Falling for the unproven "lemon therapy" to prevent COVID-19 or increase oxygen saturation levels in the body, a 43-year-old teacher from Raichur died. Basavaraj was reportedly healthy before the so-called "lemon therapy" as per his family, but soon after he poured lemon juice into nose, he started vomiting and ...
April 16, 2021
Climate adaptation: The gaping hole in American environmental policy Chris Field and Alice C. Hill, opinion contributors © Getty Images Climate adaptation: The gaping hole in American environmental policy President Biden has started his administration with a sprint to address climate disruption. On his first day in office, he announced a slew of new measures aimed at reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions and building resilience to impacts like worsening droughts, more ext...
April 8, 2021
Intrinsic closes £1.35m seed funding round to prototype next generation memory devices March 22, 2021 – London - Memory innovator Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies Ltd (“Intrinsic”) has announced the close of a £1.35m seed funding round led by investors UCL Technology Fund and IP Group plc. The funding will enable Intrinsic to disrupt the $60bn non-volatile memory market by partnering with leading semiconductor research foundry, imec in Belgium, to develop prototypes of its proprie...
April 5, 2021
Communications and Marketing Officer at Astroscale, Harwell, UK Posted date04/04/21 Astroscale is seeking to employ an experience and motivated Marketing and Communications Officer / Executive at our office based in Harwell, UK. This role will support the development and implementation of Marketing and Communications campaigns for Astroscale’s UK / Europe MarComms function based at Harwell Space Cluster campus, near Oxford, UK. The successful candidate will have a solid understanding of h...