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Through her participation in the project Telemovtop, Serena Ivaldi, a researcher in Robotics within the Larsen project team, a joint undertaking involving Inria and Loria, is aiming to live out her team’s motto: taking robots out of the lab. She is contributing towards improving a robot developed by Iso-Top, a company specialising in the removal of asbestos from industrial buildings.

The new offshore UK licensing round will not be a short-term fix for UK energy security, according to Westwood Global Energy Group.

South Africa’s recently finalised ‘Just Transition’ framework, for how we respond to climate change and become a low-carbon economy.. 

Global Flexo Innovation Award Winners Bosisio, Celomat and Mondelez Validates Flexo ECG as Growing Print Production Process of Choice with KODAK FLEXCEL NX Technology

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In its response to the government’s consultation on the proposed Single Trade Window, ICAEW’s Tax Faculty focussed on the importance of testing for a smooth launch of the new system.

EDL Anlagenbau Gesellschaft mbH expands the management board: alongside Dr. Michael Haid and Wolfgang Kursch there is now Daniel Oryan, a plant engineering expert. Wolfgang Kursch will go into wel ...

Through her participation in the project Telemovtop, Serena Ivaldi, a researcher in Robotics within the Larsen project team, a joint undertaking involving Inria and Loria, is aiming to live out her team’s motto: taking robots out of the lab. She is contributing towards improving a robot developed by Iso-Top, a company specialising in the removal of asbestos from industrial buildings.

The 10th International Conference on Legionella takes place in Yokohama, Japan, between Tuesday 20th September and Saturday 24th September 2022. Click to read more...

Indigenous construction firms in the country believe that the activities of quacks and compromise in standard are largely responsible for the growing cases of building collapse witnessed in recent times.