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Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents - Vimarsana News

Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents

A former professor at the University of Arkansas was sentenced Thursday to one year and a day in prison after pleading guilty to one count of lying to the FBI about patents filed in China listing him as a co-inventor.

New Digital Energy TestLab launched at RMIT - Vimarsana News

New Digital Energy TestLab launched at RMIT

The Digital Energy TestLab allows students and researchers to simulate intelligent electrical systems for smart cities, using the power of data analytics, IoT and other tech.

Singapore's MTI Unwraps Food Services Industry Transformation Map 2025 – OpenGov Asia - Vimarsana News

Singapore's MTI Unwraps Food Services Industry Transformation Map 2025 – OpenGov Asia

The 2025 Industry Transformation Map will drive more productisation and food innovation activities to satisfy evolving customer desires for convenience, health and wellbeing, and sustainability.

Zero-Carbon by 2035: US' DOE to Prioritise Clean Hydrogen Electricity – OpenGov Asia - Vimarsana News

Zero-Carbon by 2035: US' DOE to Prioritise Clean Hydrogen Electricity – OpenGov Asia

The U.S. Department of Energy will collaborate with private firms to research innovative technologies that could make hydrogen a more accessible and efficient fuel for power generation could result in a zero-carbon power sector in the future.

NSW Government Opens Tech Central Research Infrastructure Fund - Vimarsana News

NSW Government Opens Tech Central Research Infrastructure Fund

The NSW Government is calling for expressions of interest from research facilities across NSW for open-access projects to be supported by a new $8 million Tech Central Research and Innovation Infrastructure Fund.