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Jerusalem startup pulls in initial funding for 'world's first' cultivated scallops - Vimarsana News

Jerusalem startup pulls in initial funding for 'world's first' cultivated scallops

Mermade Seafoods raises $3.3m seed round, hopes to reach laboratory-scale production by 2023 with novel cellular aquaculture method

Speed details to be conducted in August - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Speed details to be conducted in August - The Ellsworth American

ELLSWORTH — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and police departments throughout New England

Micropep raises €8.75M to develop alternative crop protection products - Vimarsana News

Micropep raises €8.75M to develop alternative crop protection products

Micropep, which develops biological micropeptide-based solutions for agriculture, has completed an €8.75 million series A1 financing round. 

MediXall Group, Inc.: MediXall Announces Continued Expansion of the Health Karma Partner Program with the Addition of Mosaic Employee Benefits - Vimarsana News

MediXall Group, Inc.: MediXall Announces Continued Expansion of the Health Karma Partner Program with the Addition of Mosaic Employee Benefits

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / March 1, 2022 / MediXall Group Inc. (OTCQB:MDXL), an innovative healthcare solutions provider, announced today its wholly-owned subsidiary, Health Karma, Inc. ("Health

Systemic racism at the root of OPSEU's inclusivity problem, insiders say - Vimarsana News

Systemic racism at the root of OPSEU's inclusivity problem, insiders say

Posted: May 07, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 7 Annette Bouzi says OPSEU's head office did 'absolutely nothing' to support her when she complained about sexist and racist treatment within her union local at Algonquin College.(Ashley Burke/CBC) Deep systemic flaws within one of Ontario's largest unions have allowed sexist and racist behaviour to go unpunished for months, sometimes even years, according to current and former union members and social justice advocates.  Annette Bouzi, a law professor and the first Black woman to be elected president of the faculty union at Algonquin Colle...

Source: cbc.ca