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Greater Narcan availability to be implemented across campus in fall 2024 - Vimarsana News

Greater Narcan availability to be implemented across campus in fall 2024

The Student Government Association (SGA) in its April 16 meeting, the partnered with ResQED to combat the opioid crisis by teaching students to use and obtain Naloxone, a nasal spray

Retail Sector's Resurgence: Embracing Tech for Growth - Vimarsana News

Retail Sector's Resurgence: Embracing Tech for Growth

Insights from Retail Summit: Technology integration, sustainability drive growth in India's retail sector, poised to become key GDP contributor

Globa Lithium-Ion Battery Prices Plummet, Driving Energy Storage Adoption - Vimarsana News

Globa Lithium-Ion Battery Prices Plummet, Driving Energy Storage Adoption

Global average battery costs hit record low in 2023, facilitating surge in battery energy storage systems, crucial for renewable energy integration

Carlsberg Malaysia pledges additional investment to boost portfolio expansion and supply chain efficiency - Vimarsana News

Carlsberg Malaysia pledges additional investment to boost portfolio expansion and supply chain efficiency

Brewery giant Carlsberg Malaysia has pledged to pour in additional investments to boost select parts of its SAIL business strategy, with priority given to areas such as premium and zero-alcohol innovation, digitalisation and supply chain efficiency improvement.

Killarney's dying rainforest: a towering national disgrace for more than 50 years - Vimarsana News

Killarney's dying rainforest: a towering national disgrace for more than 50 years

Per capita, no other grazer matches goats for sheer ecosystem destroying capacity: globally, ecologists call them ‘desert makers’. But here, mobs in their hundreds are allowed to freely kill off native habitat in the Burren National Park