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Artemis Technologies To Treble Staff Numbers As Zero-Emission Ferry Programme Ramps Up - Vimarsana News

Artemis Technologies To Treble Staff Numbers As Zero-Emission Ferry Programme Ramps Up

**[FREE eBOOKs] Have You Downloaded Marine Insight's 12 FREE Maritime eBooks?        Click Here To Download Now You are here: Home › Shipping News › Artemis Technologies To Treble Staff Numbers As Zero-Emission Ferry Programme Ramps Up Artemis Technologies To Treble Staff Numbers As Zero-Emission Ferry Programme Ramps Up February 8, 2021 TwitterFacebookLinkedInPinterestBuffer Staff numbers at Artemis Technologies, which is leading a Belfast-based consortium to decarbonize maritimely, are expected to almost treble to 70 by the end of 2021 and rise to 100 by this time next year. Ima...

Southampton's UK City of Culture bid is backed by universities - Vimarsana News

Southampton's UK City of Culture bid is backed by universities

TWO academic heavyweights have signed on the dotted line. University of Southampton and Solent University have endorsed their support for Southampton’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2025 by signing up to become official partners. A virtual signing to cement the partnerships took place just before Christmas and both universities will work to make bidding to bring UK City of Culture 2025 to Southampton a part of their ambitions in the coming year. Each university has already played a significant role in the bid process, with students from Solent University creating the Southampton ...

Southampton's UK City of Culture bid is backed by universities - Vimarsana News

Southampton's UK City of Culture bid is backed by universities

TWO academic heavyweights have signed on the dotted line. University of Southampton and Solent University have endorsed their support for Southampton’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2025 by signing up to become official partners. A virtual signing to cement the partnerships took place just before Christmas and both universities will work to make bidding to bring UK City of Culture 2025 to Southampton a part of their ambitions in the coming year. Each university has already played a significant role in the bid process, with students from Solent University creating the Southampton ...

Texas and Trump: The Case of Ohio's Attorney General David Yost - JURIST - Commentary - Vimarsana News

Texas and Trump: The Case of Ohio's Attorney General David Yost - JURIST - Commentary

Professor Mark R. Brown, the Newton D. Baker/Baker and Hostetler Chair at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, discusses the case of Ohio Attorney General David Yost and his actions supporting the claim of President Trump and Texas over "irregular votes".... Texas v. Pennsylvania, Ohio’s Attorney General, David Yost, and its Solicitor General, Ben Flowers, lent support to Texas’s fanciful claim that Pennsylvania’s, Wisconsin’s, Michigan’s and Georgia’s presidential votes favoring Joe Biden were somehow “tainted” by the illegal “rewriting” of election laws by St...

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Southampton universities pledge to support UK City of Culture 2025 bid - Vimarsana News

Southampton universities pledge to support UK City of Culture 2025 bid

TWO Southampton universities have pledged their support for Southampton bid to become UK City of Culture 2025. University of Southampton and Solent University have today announced they are to support the UK City of Culture 2025 bid by signing up to become official partners. A virtual signing to cement the partnerships took place today and both universities will work to make bidding to bring UK City of Culture 2025 to Southampton a part of their ambitions in the coming year. President and Vice Chancellor of the University of Southampton, Professor Mark E. Smith said: “The University ...