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A speleologist is trapped in a cave more than a kilometer from the surface after feeling unwell - Vimarsana News

A speleologist is trapped in a cave more than a kilometer from the surface after feeling unwell

UThe American cave scientist felt bad, and he has been trapped in a cave more than a kilometer deep in Turkey, since Saturday. A massive rescue operation

Environmental Economics: AERE@SEA abstract submissions are open (a brief history of @AereOrg sessions at regional economics meetings) - Vimarsana News

Environmental Economics: AERE@SEA abstract submissions are open (a brief history of @AereOrg sessions at regional economics meetings)

Here is the link: https://aere.memberclicks.net/conference---sea. The deadline is the end of February. For the first time since 2006 I'm not chairing the committee that is organizing these sessions. Please forgive me, but I'm going to take a victory lap*. These sessions began with a meeting called by Jim Kahn in...

Taking Composite Innovation to Industry at the GEIC - Vimarsana News

Taking Composite Innovation to Industry at the GEIC

In this interview, AZoNano visits the Graphene Engineering and Innovation Centre to talk with Mark Dickie, Composite Applications Manager, about how the GEIC is helping to take graphene composite innovation out of the lab and into the wider industry.

Rangers and Celtic fans remember Andy Goram at Ibrox Stadium - Vimarsana News

Rangers and Celtic fans remember Andy Goram at Ibrox Stadium

FOOTBALL fans remember legendary goalkeeper Andy Goram at Ibrox stadium.

Welcome back Womad: Taranaki thrilled by news of festival's return - Vimarsana News

Welcome back Womad: Taranaki thrilled by news of festival's return

It will continue to be run by Taft, formerly the Taranaki Arts Trust, which has presented the festival for 20 years, the council has said. Taft pulled out as production partners last year, after an attempt to get an underwrite from the government was unsuccessful and it risked losing $3.5 million. Councillors will consider whether or not to approve an underwrite of up to $1.9 million to Taft to protect the organisation from a pandemic-related cancellation of the three-day festival on May 25. Andy Jackson/Stuff The three-day festival will return to the TSB Bowl of Brooklands next year. Nov...