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Germany has spent far more than £48m on test and trace

Germany has spent far more than £48m on test and trace 17 March 2021 Our verdict Funding for the German system is complicated, but it has certainly cost much more than £48 million so far. Part of the testing cost amounts to about £1 billion on its own. What was claimed Our verdict The budget for the first two years of NHS Test and Trace is £37 billion. Spending up to the beginning of April 2021 is estimated at around £20 billion, but we don’t have clear figures yet. A Facebook post shared thousands of times claims the cost of the UK’s Test and Trace system was £32 billion, compared with £48 million for the system in Germany. This despite Germany having a larger population and about half as many Covid-19 deaths as the UK.

First Report Published by CEID Working Group on Circular Economy for Packaging

First Report Published by CEID Working Group on Circular Economy for Packaging The CEID working group on packaging, of which leading printing ink manufacturer Siegwerk is part, has released its report to assess both opportunities and challenges for circular economy approaches in the packaging industry. Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! The CEID working group on packaging, of which leading printing ink manufacturer Siegwerk is part, has released its report to assess both opportunities and challenges for circular economy approaches in the packaging industry. The Circular Economy Initiative Deutschland, funded by funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the participating companies, brings together economic, scientific and societal stakeholders. The initiative aims to develop joint targets and a concrete plan to achieve a Circular Economy in Germany.

Autonomous mobility comes to life in Berlin s government district

Autonomous mobility comes to life in Berlin’s government district At TU Berlin, researchers are developing AI possibilities for the mobility of the future based on platform economics and are allowing AI applications in autonomous mobility to be experienced. 17 March 2021 © Pixabay According to experts, the mobility of the future will be characterized by artificial intelligence (AI) and digitization. Autonomous driving will make traffic more efficient, safer and environmentally friendly, as well as more cost-effective. But for people to accept this new mobility, it must be extensively tested and demonstrated in real test environments. As part of the new “BeIntelli” research project, an interdisciplinary team of scientists from the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin) and partners in the field want to develop and field-test the possibilities of AI for the mobility of the future based on platform economics. They also want to create a “showcase” that allows AI appli

Brazil and Germany establish digital cooperation plan

[uam ad id= 317182 ] RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil and Germany will engage in bilateral cooperation in the digital area. A working plan for 2021 and 2022 was adopted by both countries during the 1st Brazil-Germany Digital Dialogue, held by videoconference on Tuesday, March 16th, with the participation of representatives from the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovations (MCTI) and the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi). The work plan will initially include three cooperation areas: internet . . . To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan. Already Subscribed? Login Here

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