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Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST - Vimarsana News

Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST

Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST

These are the highest paying jobs in the UAE for 2024 - Vimarsana News

These are the highest paying jobs in the UAE for 2024

The UAE jobs market, while continuing to attract new talent, is stabilising as we head into the new year

Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST - Vimarsana News

Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST

Joe Anokye To Deliver Excellent Address At The 12TH RP Baffour Memorial Lecture AT KNUST

Metsä Spring hires textile fibre industry expert Kishore Shouche to strengthen the Kuura development team - Vimarsana News

Metsä Spring hires textile fibre industry expert Kishore Shouche to strengthen the Kuura development team

Metsä Group’s innovation company, Metsä Spring, is supporting the Kuura textile fibre project at the demo plant in Äänekoski by hiring a new Technology Manager, Kishore Shouche. The project aims to build a new, sustainable, and commercially viable Nordic wood textile fibre business for Metsä Group. Kishore’s nearly three decades of experience in the textile fibre industry is a key element in the company’s plan to scale the project from the demo stage towards commercial production.  

How cultivated meat could be the key to avoiding the development of antimicrobial resistance - Vimarsana News

How cultivated meat could be the key to avoiding the development of antimicrobial resistance

While the ‘routine use’ of antibiotics in animal agriculture is banned in the EU, increasing globalisation can make it difficult to avoid imported meat reared in this way. While the routine use of antibiotics can increase the risk of antimicrobial resistance, cultivated meat could provide a means of mitigating this.