Prime Elements GmbH has received German registration to trade rendered fats Category 2 and used cooking oil Category 3 The registration was issued under number DE 11-002-0006-36 under Regulation (EC) No. 1069/2009 The approval expands the company’s approved feedstock categories … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Chemicals, Commodities, Energy, Gas & Oil, European Union, Food & Beverage, Germany, News, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged advanced biofuels, animal by-products, animal fats, biodiesel feedstocks, biodiesel producers, biodiesel production, biofuels, by-product materials, central Europe, circular economy, commodity trading, compliant supply chains, DE 11-002-0006-36, digital supply chains, energy applications, EU veterinary framework, Europe, fame, food waste oil, free fatty acids, German feedstock registration, Germany, industrial raw materials, ISCC-EU certification, logistics, North-Western Europe, physical commodity trading, Prime Elements, Prime Elements GmbH, rapeseed oil, recovered materials, Regulation EC No 1069/2009, rendered fats Category 2, renewable fuels, risk controls, SAF, secondary feedstocks, sustainable energy, technical purposes, traceability requirements, TRACES documentation, UCO, UCOME, used cooking oil Category 3, vegetable-origin feedstocks, waste-based feedstocks, ‘tall oil’
(IN BRIEF) The European Investment Bank has resumed financing in Türkiye through two €100 million agreements with the Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye and Türk Eximbank, creating a €200 million package to support renewable energy and energy efficiency investments … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Economy, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Financial, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Investment, Luxembourg, Small Business, Transportation & Logistics, Türkiye
Tagged 2023 earthquakes, Aivo Orav, Ali Güney, clean energy, climate resilience, decarbonisation, Development and Investment Bank of Türkiye, drinking water infrastructure, EIB, EIB Resumes Financing in Türkiye With €200 Million Package for Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Investments, EIB Supports Turkish Private Sector Decarbonisation and Earthquake Region Reconstruction Through Renewed Engagement, energy efficiency, energy security, environmental regulations, EU export markets, European Investment Bank, European Union, export competitiveness, green jobs, green transformation, greenhouse gas emissions, Hatay, Ibrahim Halil Öztop, infrastructure investment, Mehmet Şimşek, Mid-Caps, private sector transition, Rail Connectivity, reconstruction, renewable energy, Robert de Groot, SMEs, supply chains, sustainable growth, sustainable transport, TKYB, Türk Eximbank, Turkish Treasury and Finance Ministry, Türkiye, Türkiye and EIB Renew Cooperation Through €200 Million Clean Energy Financing for Businesses, USD 1.9 billion green transformation funding, wastewater infrastructure, €200 million financing, €400 million operation
(IN BRIEF) thyssenkrupp has completed the sale of Acciai Speciali Terni S.p.A. by transferring its remaining 15% stake in AST to Italy’s Arvedi Group, making Arvedi the sole owner of the stainless steel business. The transaction finalizes the divestment originally … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Italy, Metals and Minerals, Türkiye
Tagged Acciai Speciali Terni, ACES 2030, Arvedi Becomes Sole Owner of Acciai Speciali Terni as thyssenkrupp Finalizes Stainless Steel Divestment, Arvedi Group, AST, divestment, financial holding company, Germany, high double-digit million euro cash inflow, Industrial Transformation, Italy, liquidity strengthening, Minority Stake, operational cooperation, portfolio streamlining, remaining 15 percent stake, sales organization, sole ownership, stainless steel business, stainless steel plant, Steel Industry, Strategic Realignment, Terni, ThyssenKrupp, ThyssenKrupp AG, thyssenkrupp completes AST divestment with sale of remaining 15 percent stake to Arvedi, thyssenkrupp Completes AST Exit With Sale of Remaining 15 Percent Stake to Arvedi Group, thyssenkrupp Strengthens Liquidity With Final Sale of AST Stake to Italy’s Arvedi Group, transaction completion, Türkiye, Volkmar Dinstuhl
(IN BRIEF) National Grid has installed and connected new shunt reactors at three substations — Cottam in Nottinghamshire, Wylfa on Anglesey and Willington in Derbyshire — to improve voltage control and strengthen the stability of the electricity transmission network. The … Read the full press release
Posted in Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AC transmission, alternating current transmission networks, Anglesey, asset longevity, asset protection, balancing costs, cables, Cottam power station, Cottam substation, Derbyshire, Dinorwig to Pentir project, electricity demand, electricity transmission network, National Energy System Operator, national grid, National Grid Completes Key Substation Milestones as £31 Billion Transmission Network Investment Programme Advances, National Grid Upgrades Three Substations With Voltage Control Equipment to Support Future Energy Demand, NESO, network stability, New Shunt Reactors at National Grid Substations Enhance Voltage Regulation and Renewable Energy Integration, North Wales network, Nottinghamshire, Operational Efficiency, Paul Gallagher, power infrastructure, reactive power, renewable energy integration, shunt reactors, substations, switchgear, system reliability, transformers, transmission network investment, voltage control, voltage regulation, Willington substation, Wylfa substation, £31 billion investment
(IN BRIEF) National Grid has secured more than £1 million from Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund to advance five electricity network innovation projects across its transmission and distribution businesses. The projects address major challenges facing the UK energy system, including rising … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Non Profit, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged artificial intelligence, asset monitoring, Automating Marine Plant Ecosystem Restoration for Energy Supply, autonomous drone technology, clean energy transition, community energy groups, data centres, DNV, DScience Ltd, Dynamic Line Rating, Electric Power Research Institute, electricity networks, Emerald AI, EPRI, Flexibility for Large Assets to Rapidly Energise, flexible demand, Foundation Source Model, grid connections, Innovate UK, Jenny Woodruff, Keen AI, Land and Water, marine habitat restoration, national grid, National Grid Advances Five Strategic Innovation Fund Projects Focused on Grid Flexibility AI and Environmental Restoration, National Grid Electricity Distribution, National Grid Electricity Transmission, National Grid secures Ofgem innovation funding to advance smarter electricity networks and clean energy projects, National Grid Secures Over £1 Million in Ofgem Innovation Funding to Advance Smarter UK Electricity Networks, Neil McClymont, network planning, Ocean Conservation Trust, offshore grid expansion, Ofgem, Ofgem Funding Supports National Grid Projects to Accelerate Electricity Network Transformation and Clean Energy Integration, Probabilistic Methods for Uncertainty in Power Systems, probabilistic modelling, Project AMPERES, Project FLARE, Project FoSMo, Project Matchmaker, Project PROMUPS, Regen, renewable developers, Robocean, Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission, Seagrass Meadows, sees.ai, SP Electricity North West, SP Energy Networks, Strategic Innovation Fund, TPZ Impact, UK Power Networks, University of Edinburgh, WSP
(IN BRIEF) Holcim has launched CaptureLab, an industrial-scale carbon capture test platform at its Martres-Tolosane cement plant in France, to support the development and validation of advanced carbon capture technologies for cement manufacturing. Developed by Holcim R&D teams in Switzerland … Read the full press release
Posted in Chemicals, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, France, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged 2025 financial results, Air Liquide, biological processes, building materials, building solutions, CaptureLab, carbon capture, carbon capture systems, cement industry, cement manufacturing, cement plant emissions, chemical absorption, CHF 15.7 billion net sales, CO₂ capture, cryogenic treatment, decarbonisation, ECOCycle, ECOPact, ECOPlanet, emissions processing, France, holcim, Holcim Advances Cement Decarbonisation Strategy With Launch of CaptureLab at Martres-Tolosane Plant, Holcim and Air Liquide Begin First Pilot Project at New CaptureLab Carbon Capture Facility in France, Holcim launches CaptureLab in France to accelerate industrial carbon capture testing for cement production, Holcim Opens Industrial Carbon Capture Test Platform to Support Near-Zero Cement Innovation, Holcim R&D, industrial innovation, industrial-scale test platform, manufacturers, Martres-Tolosane, membrane separation, near-zero cement, open innovation, physical adsorption, plug-and-play architecture, Ram Muthu, researchers, Startups, sustainable construction, Switzerland, Zug
(IN BRIEF) Henkel has achieved carbon-neutral production at two flagship Adhesive Technologies sites in the India, Middle East and Africa region, with its Kurkumbh facility in India and Gebkim plant in Türkiye both eliminating Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Chemicals, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Germany, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Adhesive Technologies, ANAND Group, Ankara, Bappa Bandyopadhyay, Carbon-Neutral Production, Consumer Brands, CO₂ equivalent, decarbonised operations, electric boiler system, energy efficiency, fossil fuel-free production, full electrification, furnace oil phase-out, Gebkim, Global Technology Center, heat exchangers, Henkel, Henkel achieves carbon-neutral production at key Adhesive Technologies sites in India and Türkiye, Henkel Adhesive Technologies, Henkel Adhesive Technologies Reaches Carbon-Neutral Production Milestone at Two Regional Flagship Sites, Henkel Adhesives Technologies India Private Limited, Henkel Anand India Private Limited, Henkel Eliminates Scope 1 and Scope 2 Emissions at Kurkumbh and Gebkim Flagship Manufacturing Sites, Henkel India, Henkel Scales Decarbonised Manufacturing Model Across IMEA With Renewable-Powered Sites in Kurkumbh and Gebkim, Henkel Türkiye, high-efficiency electric systems, I-REC, IMEA, INDIA, International Renewable Energy Certificates, İstanbul, Izmir, Kurkumbh, Mehmet Yılmaz, natural gas replacement, Navi Mumbai, net-zero operations, onsite solar generation, renewable electricity, responsible manufacturing, Schwarzkopf Professional, science-based climate targets, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, Simon Ulmann, sustainable manufacturing, thermic fluid heaters, Türkiye, Tuzla
(IN BRIEF) Thales Alenia Space has been selected by the European Commission to coordinate the €12 million EROSS SC project, a key component of the ISOS programme focused on advancing European capabilities in robotic on-orbit servicing. The project will develop … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Belgium, Berlin, Defence, Environment, European Union, France, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Italy, Norway, Poland, Science, Spain, Technology, Telecom
Tagged Arribes Enlightment, automated rendezvous, Belgium, Bertrand Denis, controlled atmospheric reentry, Defence, DLR, docking, Earth observation, end-of-life satellite, EROSS SC, EROSS SC Project to Strengthen Europe’s In-Space Operations Capabilities and Support Space Debris Reduction, European Commission, European Commission Selects Thales Alenia Space to Lead €12 Million EROSS SC In-Space Servicing Project, European Robotic Orbital Support Services, European Union, exploration, France, German Aerospace Center, Germany, GNC, Guidance Navigation and Control, ILA Berlin Air Show, In-Space Operations and Services, ISOS programme, Italy, Keyes, KINETIK Space, Leonardo, life cycle analysis, Magellium Artal Group, navigation, Norway, on-orbit servicing, orbital infrastructure, payload exchange, PIAP Space, Poland, refuelling, robotic spacecraft, Robotics and Mechatronics Center, satellite capture, science, scope, SENER Aeroespacial, SINTEF, Space Alliance, Space Applications Services, space debris, space robotics, space sustainability, Spain, telecommunications satellites, Telespazio, Thales, Thales Alenia Space, Thales Alenia Space to lead European EROSS SC project advancing robotic on-orbit servicing and space sustainability, TIPIK
(IN BRIEF) Nemetschek Group will present its connected AEC/O workflows, AI-powered technologies and building lifecycle software solutions at the AIA Conference on Architecture & Design 2026 in San Diego. Together with its brands Bluebeam, dRofus/dTwin, Graphisoft, Maxon, Solibri and Vectorworks, … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Construction, Germany, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Management, Media, Real Estate
Tagged AEC/O, AECO, AI solutions, AI-driven innovation, AIA Conference on Architecture & Design 2026, AIA26, architecture software, Bluebeam, building lifecycle, building operations, collaboration, connected platforms, connected workflows, construction operations, construction technology, data-driven workflows, design intelligence, digital transformation, Digital Twin, dRofus, dTwin, Engineering Software, GRAPHISOFT, Márton Kiss, MAXON, MDAX, Miles Smith, Munich, Nemetschek Group, Nemetschek Group to Showcase AI-Driven AEC/O Workflows and Connected Building Lifecycle Platforms at AIA26, open collaboration, open standards, operations software, planning and design, productivity, Professor Georg Nemetschek, San Diego, Solibri, Sunil Pandita, sustainability, TecDAX, Vectorworks, vertical software, visualization
(IN BRIEF) Bundle Studio has unveiled Jacana, a new lounge chair developed in collaboration with Stora Enso using NeoLigno®, a bio-based and formaldehyde-free binder made from lignin. Rather than treating the binder as a direct replacement for conventional transparent adhesives, … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Art & Culture, Chemicals, Construction, Denmark, Environment, Finland, Industrial, Retail
Tagged 3daysofdesign, bent laminations, bio-based binder, biomaterials, Bundle Studio, Bundle Studio and Stora Enso Present Jacana Lounge Chair Showcasing Bio-Based NeoLigno Binder at 3daysofdesign, Bundle Studio Explores Bio-Based Binder Design Potential With Stora Enso Collaboration for 3daysofdesign Copenhagen, Bundle Studio Uses Lignin-Based NeoLigno to Turn Exposed Glue Lines Into a Furniture Design Statement, chamfered edges, contemporary furniture, Copenhagen, craftsmanship, Danish design, exposed glue lines, formaldehyde-containing binders, formaldehyde-free binder, fossil-based binders, furniture design, Jacana lounge chair, Jón Hinrik, Kristine, lignin, lounge chair, material studies, material-driven design, molded plywood, NeoLigno, open sides, process samples, renewable materials, Stora Enso, Sustainable Design, veneer, Wood Products, wood-based innovation
(IN BRIEF) Stora Enso’s Oulu business unit has become the first pulp mill operation in Finland to receive FSSC 22000 Food Safety System Certification, extending internationally recognised food safety assurance across the mill’s pulp production and wider packaging materials value … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Environment, European Union, Finland, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, News
Tagged audited processes, board machines, composting standard, consumer board line, direct food contact, export production, Finland, folding boxboard production, Food Packaging, food safety certification, Food Safety System Certification, FSSC 22000, hygiene practices, integrated packaging materials site, kraftliner production, Matti Lielahti, Oulu business unit, Oulu mill, packaging materials, paper bag material, port terminal, pulp production, renewable packaging, sheeting plant, Stora Enso, Stora Enso Marks Finnish First as Oulu Pulp Mill Secures International Food Safety Certification, Stora Enso Strengthens Food Packaging Assurance With FSSC 22000 Certification Across Oulu Production Chain, Stora Enso’s Oulu Pulp Production Becomes First in Finland to Achieve FSSC 22000 Food Safety Certification, Sustainable packaging, systematic risk management, unbleached softwood pulp, value chain assurance, virgin fibre
(IN BRIEF) University of Copenhagen research has found that integrating fractions into basketball-based physical education lessons can improve pupils’ mathematical performance while making learning more engaging. The study involved 309 pupils aged 11 to 13 who took part in an … Read the full press release
Posted in Denmark, Education, Healthcare, Science, Society, Sports
Tagged active learning, basketball, Basketball Mathematics, Basketball-Integrated Mathematics Lessons Help Pupils Improve Fractions Understanding While Building Sports Skills, children and young adults, classroom innovation, Denmark, Department of Nutrition Exercise and Sports, education research, Educational Psychology Review, fraction skills, fractions, Jacob Wienecke, lower secondary education, mathematical performance, mathematics education, movement-based learning, percentages, physical education, primary school pupils, pupils aged 11 to 13, school exercise, sense of mastery, sports and leisure, sports-based learning, student engagement, student motivation, Study Shows Movement-Based Teaching Can Strengthen Fractions Skills and Student Engagement in Primary Education, teaching compendium, University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen Study Finds Basketball-Based Lessons Can Improve Pupils’ Fraction Skills in Primary School, volleyball
(IN BRIEF) Gasum has secured long-term capacity at the Klaipeda LNG terminal in Lithuania for the 2033–2040 period, strengthening its ability to supply LNG and bio-LNG to customers across Northwestern Europe. The agreement supports the company’s long-term energy transition strategy … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Finland, Infrastructure & Utilities, Norway, Sweden, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged Anders Malm, Baltic countries, Bio-LNG, biomethane, biomethane certificates, bunker vessels, carrier vessels, Danish straits, energy transition, EU emissions targets, European Union, Finland, Gasum, Gasum Expands Long-Term LNG and Bio-LNG Supply Flexibility Through Klaipeda Terminal Capacity Agreement, Gasum Secures Klaipeda LNG Terminal Capacity for 2033–2040 to Strengthen Northwestern European Supply Network, Gasum secures long-term LNG capacity at Klaipeda terminal to support energy transition supply strategy, Gasum Strengthens Nordic and Baltic LNG Supply Chain With Long-Term Klaipeda Capacity Agreement, greenhouse gas emissions, IMO, International Maritime Organization, Klaipėda LNG terminal, lifecycle emissions, liquefied biomethane, liquefied natural gas, Lithuania, LNG, LNG terminal network, low emission fuels, maritime customers, maritime fuel, mass balancing, natural gas operations, Nordic and Baltic supply chain, Northwestern Europe, Norway, pipeline-fed biomethane, renewable gas, Sweden, virtual liquefaction
(IN BRIEF) Telenor has agreed to acquire Enivest, a leading fibre operator in Western Norway, in a NOK 2.5 billion transaction that will strengthen its position in the Norwegian broadband market. The acquisition includes Enivest’s fibre network, around 28,000 customers … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Investment, Norway, Technology, Telecom
Tagged 000 customers, 28, 3, 34 percent stake, Årdalsnett, Benedicte Schilbred Fasmer, Birgitte Engebretsen, broadband market, customer base, digital infrastructure, digital security, EBITDA, Enivest, entertainment services, EV/EBITDA multiple, Eviny, fibre broadband, fibre network, Florø, Førde, Hyllestad Municipality, integration investment, Nandor Helgheim, network upgrades, NOK 2.5 billion transaction, Norway, Norwegian Competition Authority, regional fibre operator, revenue growth, SFE, Sogndal, Stryn, Sunnfjord Municipality, Sunnhordland, telecom acquisition, Telenor, Telenor Expands Regional Digital Infrastructure Footprint With NOK 2.5 Billion Enivest Acquisition Agreement, Telenor Norway, Telenor Norway to Add Enivest Fibre Network and Customers as Part of Long-Term Broadband Growth Strategy, Telenor Targets Greater Fibre Market Scale Through Acquisition of Enivest and Stake in Årdalsnett, Tussa IKT, Western Norway
(IN BRIEF) Sanofi will stop the MOBILIZE phase 3 study of riliprubart in patients with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy who are refractory to standard-of-care treatment after an independent data monitoring committee determined through an interim analysis that the study was … Read the full press release
Posted in Financial, France, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged 2026 financial guidance, activated C1s, axonal damage, BIVV020, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, CIDP, classical complement pathway, clinical investigators, clinical trial, demyelination, France, IgG4 humanized monoclonal antibody, Independent Data Monitoring Committee, innate immune system, interim analysis, investigational therapy, IVIg-treated CIDP, MOBILIZE phase 3 study, monoclonal antibody, NCT06290128, NCT06290141, neurological disorder, Paris, patient care transition, rare disease, refractory CIDP, riliprubart, Sanofi, Sanofi Confirms No Safety Signal as MOBILIZE Phase 3 Study of Riliprubart in Refractory CIDP Is Discontinued, Sanofi Maintains 2026 Financial Guidance After Ending MOBILIZE Phase 3 Study of Investigational CIDP Therapy, Sanofi to Wind Down Phase 3 MOBILIZE Study in CIDP While Reviewing Broader Riliprubart Development Programme, SAR445088, standard therapies, standard-of-care treatment, VITALIZE phase 3 study
(IN BRIEF) Prime Elements GmbH has secured German registration to trade rendered fats Category 2 and used cooking oil Category 3 for technical purposes under Regulation (EC) No. 1069/2009, expanding the company’s approved feedstock portfolio for biodiesel production. The registration, … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Commodities, Energy, Gas & Oil, Food & Beverage, Germany, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged agriculture, animal by-products, biodiesel feedstocks, biodiesel production, biodiesel suppliers, biofuels, Business, by-product materials, central Europe, chemicals, circular economy, Commodities, commodity trading, compliant supply chains, DE 11-002-0006-36, ENERGY, energy applications, EU veterinary framework, Europe, food beverage, Gas & Oil, German authority registration, Germany, industrial raw materials, ISCC-EU certification, North-Western Europe, physical commodity trading, Prime Elements, Prime Elements GmbH, recovered materials, Regulation EC No 1069/2009, rendered fats Category 2, renewable fuels, secondary feedstocks, sustainable energy, technical purposes, traceability requirements, TRACES documentation, transportation logistics, used cooking oil Category 3, vegetable-origin feedstocks, waste-based feedstocks
(IN BRIEF) ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech have formed a strategic partnership to support life science research and innovation across the UK by giving researchers and growing companies access to advanced microscopy technology, technical training and expert application support. The collaboration … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Infrastructure & Utilities, Pharma & Biotech, Real Estate, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 100GB connectivity, advanced imaging, Alderley Park, application specialists, biomedical research, biotech innovation, Bruntwood, Bruntwood SciTech, Bruntwood SciTech and ZEISS Partner to Support Drug Discovery Cell Biology and Biomedical Research Across the UK, cell biology, Cheshire Science Corridor, commercialization, Dean Edwards, drug discovery, Gareth Hampton, Germany, Glasshouse, Greater Manchester Pension Fund, high specification laboratories, innovation districts, Jena, Kristin Unger, L&G, laboratory services, Legal & General, life science innovation, lunch and learn sessions, Manchester, Mereside bioscience campus, microscopy technology, pharmaceutical innovation, pop-up imaging clinics, research infrastructure, research microscopy, scale-ups, scientific services, start-ups, technical training, United Kingdom, ZEISS, ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech Collaboration Strengthens Research Infrastructure for Growing Life Science Companies, ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech partner to advance life science innovation across UK research campuses, ZEISS Axiovert 5 digital, ZEISS Brings Microscopy Technology and Expert Support to Bruntwood SciTech’s Life Science Innovation Campuses, ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
(IN BRIEF) University of York researchers have uncovered rare evidence of an Iron Age funerary tradition in Scotland involving the intentional removal of a human brain after death and the shaping of long bones into sharp tools. The discovery was … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, European Union, Healthcare, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged ancient DNA, Ancient DNA and Bone Analysis Reveal Rare Postmortem Practices in Iron Age Scotland, Antiquity, Applecross, archaeology, bone tools, brain removal, COMMIOS project, cultural practices, Department of Archaeology, DNA mapping, Dr Laura Castells Navarro, ERC Advanced Grant, funerary archaeology, human remains, Iron Age Britain, Iron Age Burial Discovery in Sutherland Sheds New Light on Mobility, Iron Age Scotland, isotope analysis, kinship, Kinship and Ritual Treatment of the Dead, Loch Borralie, long bones, low stone cairn, maritime communities, mobility, mortuary traditions, Orkney Islands, osteoarchaeology, osteology, postmortem manipulation, prehistoric Britain, prehistoric Scotland, Professor Ian Armit, Scotland, Social Networks, Sutherland, University of York
(IN BRIEF) Stagecoach celebrated the 125th anniversary of Queens Road Bus Garage in Greater Manchester with a community open day that attracted around 2,000 transport enthusiasts and local residents. The historic site first opened on June 6, 1901, as Manchester’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Automotive, Business, Infrastructure & Utilities, Media, Society, Transportation & Logistics, Travel, United Kingdom
Tagged Alexander Dennis Enviro400 MMC, Bee Network, Bee Network vehicles, bus garage, community open day, electric tram depot, Fleet Maintenance, Greater Manchester, Greater Manchester liveries, Heaton Park Tramway, heritage buses, legacy liveries, local residents, Manchester, Manchester public transport, Manchester transport heritage, modern buses, Museum of Transport, operational depot, public transport, Queens Road Bus Garage, Queens Road Bus Garage Anniversary Event Highlights 125 Years of Public Transport Heritage in Greater Manchester, Queens Road depot, Rob Jones, SELNEC Central, shuttle bus tours, Stagecoach, Stagecoach Celebrates Historic Manchester Transport Depot as Queens Road Reaches 125 Years of Continuous Service, Stagecoach Manchester & Merseyside, Stagecoach Marks 125 Years of Queens Road Bus Garage With Major Greater Manchester Community Open Day, Stagecoach Showcases Heritage Liveries and Bee Network Vehicles During Queens Road Bus Garage Milestone Celebration, sustainable transport, transport enthusiasts
(IN BRIEF) University of Liverpool research has found that formaldehyde exposure in many NHS cell pathology departments is monitored infrequently and often exceeds EU workplace exposure limits, raising concerns about staff safety in laboratory environments where the chemical is widely … Read the full press release
Posted in Chemicals, Education, Environment, European Union, Healthcare, Law, Management, Science, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged BMJ, carcinogen, cell pathology departments, Dr Magdalena Plesa, Dr Richard Yates, EN 689:2018, EU workplace exposure limits, formaldehyde airborne concentrations, formaldehyde exposure, Health and Safety Executive, histology laboratories, laboratory safety, nervous system, New Research Finds Formaldehyde Levels in Many NHS Cell Pathology Departments Frequently Exceed EU Safety Limits, NHS, NHS Cell Pathology Labs Face Calls for Improved Safety Oversight After Formaldehyde Exposure Study, NHS employees, NHS trusts, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, occupational health, occupational hygiene, pathology laboratories, personal exposure monitoring, personal protective equipment, PPE, reproductive health, respiratory health, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, Study Highlights Need for National Action on Formaldehyde Exposure Risks Across NHS Cell Pathology Departments, UK healthcare, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Study Raises Occupational Health Concerns Over Formaldehyde Exposure in NHS Pathology Labs, workplace exposure limits, workplace safety
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