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Between Zoom meetings and as late as 9 p.m., Texas A&M University at Qatar Dean César O. Malavé treks across Doha to visit the homes of May graduates. Joined by two other employees – one drives, the other navigates – Malavé arrives to an enthusia

Chemists at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg have, in collaboration with colleagues from CordenPharma, succeeded for the first time in manufacturing pharmaceutical cholesterol from plant-based materials using a highly-effective technique.

An expert in logistics at The University of Texas at Arlington is designing a better way for farmers to move crops and livestock to market through crowdsourced transportation programs, akin to an agricultural Uber. The National Science Foundation (NSF) Early Career Development program awarded Caroline Krejci, assistant professor in the Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering Department, a five-year, $532,585 grant to further her research.

RALEIGH - If people stop wearing masks and vaccination efforts decline, the number of new infections from COVID-19 in Wake County alone will soar to more than 2

Chemists have succeeded for the first time in manufacturing pharmaceutical cholesterol from plant-based materials. In future it will be possible to supply large quantities of the molecule for the production of modern mRNA-based vaccines.

Date Time How COVID-19 Will Affect North Carolina in Months Ahead New data and models offer additional insights into how COVID-19 will affect North Carolina in the coming months. The work includes an interactive platform that offers statewide or county-level projections of how changes in risk reduction efforts – such as mask use – and the increase in more infectious variants of COVID-19 could affect the spread of COVID in North Carolina. While the platform looks at metrics such as infection...

Un nuovo robot per l'assistenza ai ricoverati Covid: lo hanno messo a punto i ricercatori del reparto di Ingegneria dei sistemi integrati

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The 100-Day Supply Chain Review, Part 4: Embracing Downfalls to Improve Business Anytime an executive order of any kind is brought to the table, one would think that only good can come from such efforts. However, a review of this magnitude could also potentially uncover the gaps in our nation’s supply chains. May 26, 2021 James Thew AdobeStock_263959295 On Feb. 24, President Joe Biden signed an executive order, enforcing a 100-day review on all U.S. supply chains. This includes identifying r...

Tetra Pak calls for more women to join the food and beverage manufacturing industry Tetra Pak highlights the need to improve diversity in Food and Beverage (F&B) manufacturing to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing the sector: food safety, food availability and sustainability News provided by Share this article Share this article LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Tetra Pak identifies an opportunity for more women to join the F&B manufacturing industry, to bring more...