(IN BRIEF) Apprentices from EDF’s Heysham power stations have completed a two-week community engineering project at Cinderbarrow Miniature Railway near Carnforth, applying first-year apprenticeship skills to support improvements at the volunteer-run heritage attraction. The project, part of EDF’s four-year apprenticeship … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Non Profit, Society, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 27 August 2026, Anthony Livingstone, Apprentice Express, April to October, Bridgwater & Taunton College, C&I, Carnforth, charities, Cinderbarrow Miniature Railway, Cinderbarrow Miniature Railway Benefits From EDF Heysham Apprentice Project, Cole Harvey, community engineering project, community groups, construction, control and instrumentation, EDF, EDF apprenticeship programme, EDF Partnership Gives Power Station Apprentices Real-World Engineering Experience, electrical engineering, electronic signalling systems, engineering apprentices, fault finding, first-year apprentices, five-inch gauge Class 25 locomotive, four-year apprenticeship programme, heritage railway, Heysham, Heysham 1, Heysham Apprentices Apply Nuclear Industry Training to Community Railway Project, Heysham power stations, heyshamcommunity@edf-energy.com, installation, Justin Woodhouse, Kate Stewart, local community, Lottie Horner, maintenance, maintenance departments, Mark Brown, mechanical engineering, miniature railway, nuclear industry, point pneumatics, power station apprentices, practical engineering skills, problem-solving, raised five-inch track circuit, SCHOOLS, signalling cables, solenoids, station operations, Sundays and Bank Holidays, testing, track refurbishment, United Kingdom, volunteer-run registered charity
(IN BRIEF) KfW IPEX-Bank is providing EUR 79.3 million in financing for the construction of two next-generation self-unloading bulk carriers that will transport construction materials across Europe and international export markets. The vessels will be owned by a joint venture … Read the full press release
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Tagged 000 tonnes cargo capacity, 3.5% better EEDI performance, 44, advanced vessel technology, Aida Welker, biofuels, building materials logistics, bulk carriers, cargo vessels, commercial shipping, construction materials, conventional fuels, Dual-fuel engines, dual-fuel propulsion systems, EEDI, efficiency requirements, Energy Efficiency Design Index, EUR 79.3 million financing, European transport, fuel flexibility, green methanol, Hartmann and CSL Joint Venture Secures Financing for Two Advanced Bulk Carriers, Hartmann Schiffsbeteiligungen GmbH & Co. KG, international export markets, joint venture, KfW IPEX-Bank, KfW IPEX-Bank Backs Efficient Maritime Transport for Building Materials Sector, long-term charter agreement, lower-carbon fuels, maritime logistics, maritime transport, Mibau Stema Group GmbH, Mibau Stema Shipping ApS, New Dual-Fuel Bulk Carriers to Support Construction Materials Logistics in Europe, next-generation vessels, Operational Efficiency, self-unloading bulk carriers, shipping finance, sustainable shipping, The CSL Group Inc., transport finance, vessel efficiency
(IN BRIEF) Barclays Bank UK PLC has appointed Stacey Madge, Adam Banks and Kelly Richdale as Non-Executive Directors to its Board, effective 1 September 2026, as part of Board succession planning. Madge brings senior leadership experience in retail banking, payments, … Read the full press release
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Tagged 1 September 2026, 28 August 2026, 31 December 2026, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Adam Banks, AI privacy, artificial intelligence, Assura Group, AuDHD UK, Barclays, Barclays Bank UK Announces Board Appointments as Part of Succession Planning, Barclays Bank UK PLC, Barclays UK, Barclays UK Board, Barclays UK Board Appointments Support Strategy for a Simpler and More Balanced Bank, Bernadette Wightman, Blockchain, Board Audit Committee, Board Risk Committee, Board succession planning, Canary Wharf, Chris Pilling, Claire Peel, Cloud, cyber security, Cybersecurity, data, Digital Container Shipping Association, digital customer experience, digital partnerships, Edenred SE, emerging technologies, enterprise architecture modernisation, financial services governance, Finastra Group, identity management, intelligence solutions, John Liver, Kelly Richdale, Michael Jary, Monitise, non executive directors, operational resilience, Payments, Pimloc Limited, Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, product innovation, quantum-safe cybersecurity, Real-Time Payments, Remuneration Committee, Retail Banking, Robert Swaak, Scotiabank, Sir John Kingman, SME Banking, Stacey Madge, Sun Life Financial Inc, Swiss government Innovation Council, Tahoe Topco Limited, Thames Water Utilities Limited, Three New Non-Executive Directors to Join Barclays UK Board in September 2026, Tracy Corrigan, TSB Banking Group PLC, United Kingdom, Vanessa Bailey, Vim Maru, Visa Canada, Visa Europe, Vitality Group, World Economic Forum
(IN BRIEF) Bentley has relaunched its 25-year-old customer publication as W.O. Magazine, a collectible print magazine named after founder Walter Owen Bentley and centred on the people behind the marque, including owners, colleagues, ambassadors and enthusiasts. The new issue, titled … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Automotive, Business, Entertainment, Industrial, Marketing, Media, Retail, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 1-2-3-4 finish, 1929 Le Mans, 1990 Bentley Turbo R, 24 Hours of Le Mans, 25-year legacy, 28 August 2026, 4 September 2026, art direction, Automat Mayfair, automotive craftsmanship, automotive heritage, Ben Whattam, Bentley, Bentley 4½ Litres, Bentley ambassadors, Bentley Boys and Girls, Bentley enthusiasts, Bentley Girls, Bentley Green, Bentley Heritage Collection, Bentley Magazine, Bentley Newsagent, Bentley owners, Bentley Reimagines Its Customer Publication With New Collectible Print Magazine, Bentley Relaunches Customer Magazine as W.O. Magazine, Bernard Rubin, Billy Zane, Billy Zane Stars in First Issue of Bentley’s Relaunched W.O. Magazine, brand community, brand storytelling, British GQ, coffee table publication, collectible magazine, Condé Nast, customer magazine, Dead Calm, editorial design, Greg Williams, Jeffrey Lee, Joe & The Juice, Kasper Garnell, Kate Peck, Le Mans, limited-edition copies, London, luxury automotive publication, Luxury Cars, Marlon Brando, Mayfair, Mayfair launch, Mount Street, Peter Grunert, photography, print magazine, racing heritage, Road Rat, Speed Six, Tim Birkin, Titanic, United Kingdom, W.O. Bentley, W.O. Magazine, Walter Owen Bentley, Waltzing with Brando, Woolf Barnato, “Bentley Boys”
(IN BRIEF) Fresenius Medical Care has announced the publication of a large multinational real-world evidence study in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (JASN) reporting that hemodiafiltration (HDF) was associated with a 28% lower relative risk of all-cause … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Germany, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 16-month median follow-up, 19, 2014 to 2019, 23 litres per session, 27 August 2026, 28% lower relative risk, 33% lower relative risk, 539 patients, adult dialysis patients, all-cause mortality, American Society of Nephrology, Bad Homburg, BEACON-US, Charles Hugh-Jones, convection volume, conventional hemodialysis, CONVINCE trial, Diabetes, dialysis care, dialysis clinics, dialysis machines, dialyzers, Dr Giovanni Tripepi, eight European countries, European Renal Association, FME, FMS, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Fresenius Medical Care, Fresenius Medical Care Highlights Real-World Evidence Supporting High-Volume Hemodiafiltration, Fresenius Medical Care Study Adds Evidence for HVHDF in Modern Kidney Care, Germany, HDF, Helen Giza, hemodiafiltration, Hemodiafiltration versus High-flux Hemodialysis and Risk of Mortality, high-flux hemodialysis, high-volume hemodiafiltration, HVHDF, hypertension, inflammation, JASN, JASN Publishes International Study on Hemodiafiltration Outcomes in Dialysis Patients, Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, kidney disease, kidney failure, middle molecules, mortality risk, multinational study, New England Journal of Medicine, New York Stock Exchange, Professor Bernard Canaud, Professor Carmine Zoccali, Professor Germaine Wong, Professor Giovanni Strippoli, real-world evidence, renal disease, Renal Research Institute, target trial emulation, University of Sydney
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at The Institute of Cancer Research, London have developed a new fluorescent genetic reporter that allows scientists to observe activation of the immune sensor cGAS in individual cells, revealing fresh insights into how the body’s anti-cancer immune … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Healthcare, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 27 August 2026, anti-cancer immune response, anti-cancer immunity, biomedical research, cancer cells, Cancer Research UK, Cancer Therapies, cancer treatment strategies, cell biology, cell division, cGAMP, cGAS, chemotherapy, chromosome bridges, chromosome instability, damaged cancer cells, DNA damage, Dr Christian Zierhut, Dr Vivianne Lebrec, fluorescent genetic reporter, genetic reporter, genome stability, Genome Stability and Innate Immunity Group, ICR, ICR Researchers Reveal How Key Anti-Cancer Immune Pathway Is Activated After DNA Damage, immune activation, immune sensor, immune signalling, immune-stimulating effects, individual cells, innate immune pathway, Institute of Cancer Research Study Sheds Light on cGAS Activation After DNA Damage, London, METABOLISM, micronuclei, microscopy, Molecular Biology, Nature Cell Biology, New Genetic Reporter Challenges Assumptions About Cancer Cell Immune Detection, nucleic acid structures, patient outcomes, R-loops, radiotherapy, replication, The Institute of Cancer Research, United Kingdom
(IN BRIEF) B-Human, the joint humanoid robotics team of the University of Bremen and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), has won two Humanoid Soccer League titles at the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing. The Bremen team … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Business, Education, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Science, Sports, Technology
Tagged 10-minute halves, 15-minute halves, 22 by 14 metre playing field, 27 August 2026, Alumni der Universität Bremen e.V., artificial intelligence, Aurora, autonomous robot systems, Autonomous systems, B-Human, B-Human Claims RCAP Beijing Masters and World Humanoid Robot Games Titles, Badger Bots, Beijing, Bremen, Bremen Robotics Team B-Human Wins Two International Humanoid Soccer Competitions, CAU Mountain&Sea, cellumation, Chinese robotics teams, CONTACT Software, Cyber-Physical Systems, deep learning, DFKI, digital transformation, double victory, Dr. Thomas Röfer, Dr. Tim Laue, dynamic robot play, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Germany, HTWK Robots, humanoid robots, humanoid soccer, Humanoid Soccer League, HyperYe, Inha-United, international robotics competition, JUST ADD AI, Machine Learning, product development processes, Professor Dr. Rolf Drechsler, RCAP Beijing Masters, RoboCup, RoboCup Asia-Pacific Beijing Masters, RoboCup German Open, RoboCup World Championship, robot football, robotics, robotics awards, Starkit, Ubica Robotics, University of Bremen, University of Bremen and DFKI Team Wins Two Humanoid Soccer Titles in Beijing, whIRLwind Amsterdam, WHRG, World Humanoid Robot Games
(IN BRIEF) Mercedes-Benz Trucks has opened the “Deutschlandfahrt” 2026 at its Wörth plant as part of its “130 years of trucks” anniversary year, celebrating the legacy of commercial vehicle development since Gottlieb Daimler created the world’s first truck 130 years … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Belgium, Business, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 086 kilometres, 1, 130 years of trucks, 300 kilometres first stage, August 27 2026, Belgium, Benelux, classic commercial vehicles, commercial vehicle development, commercial vehicle enthusiasts, commercial vehicle history, customer partnership, Daimler Motor Truck, Daimler Motor Truck from 1899, Daimler Motor Truck From 1899 Joins “Deutschlandfahrt” 2026 Anniversary Tour, Deutschlandfahrt 2026, driver comfort, Druten, economic development, efficiency, Eindhoven, ETM Verlag, Germany, Gottlieb Daimler, historic buses, historic commercial vehicles, Historic Commercial Vehicles Set Off From Wörth for “Deutschlandfahrt” 2026, historic trucks, historic vehicle tour, Hulst, INNOVATION, Jean-Marc Diss, Joachim Fehrenkötter, Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Lentzweiler, Luxembourg, Mercedes-Benz Trucks, Mercedes-Benz Trucks Europe, Mercedes-Benz Trucks Marks 130 Years of Commercial Vehicle Innovation on the Road, Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant, mobility, modern road freight transport, motorised freight transport, Netherlands, North Rhine-Westphalia, private collectors, reliability, road freight transport, safety, Sales and Marketing, September 6 2026, supply chains, technology evolution, transport heritage, vehicle tour, vintage trucks, Weeze, Wognum, Wörth am Rhein
(IN BRIEF) New research by the University of Exeter, University of Bristol and James Cook University shows that motorboat noise during early development can affect the growth and survival skills of coral reef fish. Scientists studied spiny chromis from the … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Science, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 20% wrong-direction response, 40% wrong-direction response, 68% predator response, 7% shorter, 78 days sound exposure, 80% predator response, Alex Morrison, boat noise, Boat Noise During Early Development May Reduce Reef Fish Survival Chances, breeding season, C-shape escape response, coral reef conservation, coral reef fish, Coral Reefs, decision-making, Dr Sophie Nedelec, early development, egg oxygenation, embryos, environmental pollution, escape response, fanning eggs, feeding behaviour, fish growth, fish stress, fish survival skills, Great Barrier Reef, James Cook University, juvenile fish, marine noise, motorboat noise, Motorboat Noise Found to Affect Growth and Predator Response in Reef Fish, Natural Environment Research Council, natural reef sounds, parental care behaviour, post-hatching stage, predator response, reef ecosystems, reef fish, Reef Fish Exposed to Motorboat Noise Show Impaired Escape Responses, risk assessment, simulated predator attack, smaller body size, spiny chromis, swimming toward predator, underwater noise pollution, University of Bristol, University of Exeter, vulnerable ecosystems
(IN BRIEF) A major new University of Oxford study published in Nature Medicine indicates that the current recombinant shingles vaccine, Shingrix, is associated with a lower risk of major cardiovascular events compared with the previous shingles vaccine, Zostavax. Researchers supported … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 people, 000 people per group, 10% reduction, 12% reduction, 36, 7% reduction, 70%, 9% reduction, adults aged 60 and over, atrial fibrillation, brain health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease burden, cardiovascular events, chickenpox, clinical trials, cohort studies, coronary heart disease, Current Shingles Vaccine Associated With Reduced Cardiovascular Risk in Major Oxford Study, dementia, Department of Psychiatry, Dr Fabiana Corsi-Zuelli, Dr Maxime Taquet, heart and vascular disease, heart failure, heart health, Herpes zoster virus, ischaemic heart disease, later life health, Molecular Targets, National Institute for Health and Care Research Biomedical Research Centre Oxford Health, natural experiment, Nature Medicine, NHS, NIHR BRC Oxford Health, October 2017 vaccine switchover, Older Adults, Oxford Researchers Find Shingles Vaccine May Offer Additional Heart Health Benefits, Professor Paul Harrison, randomised clinical trial, Recombinant shingles vaccination and the risk of cardiovascular events, recombinant shingles vaccine, seven-year study, Shingles, shingles vaccine, Shingrix, Shingrix Linked to Lower Coronary Heart Disease and Heart Failure Risk Compared With Zostavax, stroke, TriNetX, United Kingdom, United States, University of Oxford, USA TriNetX electronic health records network, vaccination, Vaccine Research, Zostavax
(IN BRIEF) Four University of Oxford academics have been honoured in the 2026 Royal Society Awards, which recognise outstanding contributions to scientific discovery, public engagement and research culture. Professor Laura Herz of the Department of Physics received the Rumford Medal … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Business, Chemicals, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 2026 Royal Society Awards, academic-industry teamwork, aldehydes, Armourers & Brasiers’ Company Prize, battery electrolytes, biodegradable materials, biomedical sciences, blood production, Buchanan Medal, cancer risk, carbon dioxide transformation, catalysis, clean energy, Department of Chemistry, Department of Physics, DNA damage, econic technologies, elastics, electricity generation, energy research, environmental pollution, fossil fuels, Four University of Oxford Researchers Honoured in 2026 Royal Society Awards, genome protection, global warming, high-performance plastics, Hughes Medal, hydrogen, materials research, metal-halide perovskites, mobile electrical charges, molecular hydrogen, MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, MRC WIMM, next-generation solar cells, organic photovoltaics, organic semiconducting polymers, Oxford, Oxford Researchers Receive Prestigious Royal Society Medals and Prizes, oxygen, photocatalysts, physics, polymer chemistry, Professor Charlotte Williams, Professor Iain McCulloch, Professor Ketan Patel, Professor Laura Herz, public engagement, recyclable materials, research culture, reusable materials, Royal Society, Royal Society Awards, Royal Society Awards Honour Four Oxford Scientists in 2026, Rumford Medal, scientific discovery, semiconductor materials, Sir Paul Nurse, solar irradiation, solar-cell research, tissue ageing, United Kingdom, University of Oxford, water splitting, water-soluble polymers
(IN BRIEF) Experian has launched the Experian Credit Cards app on ChatGPT, bringing its credit card marketplace into a conversational AI experience that allows consumers to discover and compare relevant card offers from Experian’s partner network without leaving the conversation. … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Banks, Business, Financial, Industrial, Insurance, Internet & Online, Ireland, Marketing, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 200 employees, 25, 27 August 2026, 33 countries, AI-powered financial services, annual fees, cash back card, ChatGPT, consumer AI strategy, consumer choice, Consumer Finance, Conversational AI, Costa Mesa, credit card comparison, Credit Card Comparison Comes to ChatGPT Through New Experian App, credit card marketplace, credit card offers, credit cards, credit check, Credit One Bank, credit profile matching, credit scores, Debbie Hsu, digital financial experience, Dublin, Experian, Experian Consumer Services, Experian Credit Cards app, Experian credit profile, Experian Introduces Conversational Credit Card Discovery Experience, Experian marks, EXPN, FICO Score 8, financial decisions, financial goals, financial marketplaces, FTSE 100 Index, insurance, introductory APR, introductory bonuses, Ireland, lender eligibility requirements, lender participation, loans, London Stock Exchange, low introductory APR, Michael Coleman, New Experian Credit Cards App Helps Consumers Compare Offers Through AI, no annual fee, No Ding Decline, ongoing APR ranges, personalised credit card experiences, pre-approved offers, rewards rates, transparency, travel rewards card, trusted partner network
(IN BRIEF) Wellcome is investing £155 million in 14 new doctoral training programmes across the UK to support healthcare professionals who want to build research careers alongside clinical practice. The funding will help institutions recruit a diverse range of healthcare … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Government, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Ireland, Management, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 14 doctoral programmes, academic research careers, Africa-Asia Health Research Training Programme, ageing demographics, allied health professionals, Andrew Prendergast, Anne Barton, artificial intelligence for health, Ben Murton, Bernadette McGuinness, cancer research, Cardiff University, career development researchers, City St George’s University of London, Clare Turnball, clinical academic careers, Clinical Practice, clinical research careers, CREATE, dentists, digital health tools, discovery research, discovery research funding, Doctoral Training, doctoral training programmes, doctors, Dorothee Auer, dual career pathway, early-career researchers, Frances Mair, future health challenges, Health Data Research UK, health data science, health research, healthcare inequalities, healthcare professional researchers, healthcare professionals, Imperial College London, Institute of Cancer Research, Kathryn Peall, Kenya Medical Research Institute, King’s College London, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Loughborough University, Medical Innovation, medicines, mental health, midwives, multiple long-term conditions, mycology, neuroscience, Newcastle University, NHS, Nurses, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, patient care, pharmacists, PhD programmes, Queen Mary University London, Queen's University Belfast, Rashida Ferrand, research capacity, research training, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Royal Devon University NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Marsden NHS Trust, Sally Singh, Sinéad Langan, Sir Munir Pirmohmed, Susan Dunachie, Swansea University, Tihana Bicanic, Trinity College Dublin, UK Healthcare Professionals to Benefit From New Wellcome Doctoral Research Funding, Ulster University, University College Cork, University College Dublin, University of Bath, University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, University of Dundee, University of Edinburgh, University of Exeter, University of Galway, University of Glasgow, University of Leeds, University of Leicester, University of Liverpool, University of Manchester, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, University of Sheffield, University of Southampton, University of St Andrews, University of Strathclyde, University of Sussex, vets, Warwick University, Wellcome, Wellcome Backs Clinical Academic Careers With £155 Million Training Programme, Wellcome Funding Aims to Reverse Decline in Healthcare Professional Researchers, William Alazawi, Women’s Health, £155 million funding
(IN BRIEF) Rheinmetall and the State Government of Hesse have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a North Hesse Defence Hub, including a new logistics and technology centre at Kassel-Calden Airport, expansion of Rheinmetall’s existing Kassel site and local … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Construction, Defence, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Security & Safety, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 000 square metres, 1, 2, 200 employees, 200 square metres training area, 30, administrative roles, Armin Papperger, Björn Bernhard, Boris Rhein, Bundeswehr, Bundeswehr training flights, Calden, defence innovation, defence investment, delivery quality, domestic orders, drone technologies, drone test centre, engineering centre, factory traffic reduction, Germany, Hesse, Hessian Drone Competence Centre, industrial strength, international orders, Jan-Phillipp Weisswange, Kassel, Kassel Airport, Kassel-Calden Airport, Kaweh Mansoori, logistics centre, logistics hub, lorry traffic, Memorandum of Understanding, military hub, military vehicle orders, Mittelfeld Industrial Park, North Hesse, North Hesse Defence Hub, North Hesse Defence Hub to Strengthen Rheinmetall’s Tactical Vehicle Operations, operational by end of 2027, regional development, regional jobs, Rheinmetall, Rheinmetall AG, Rheinmetall and State of Hesse Partner on Strategic Defence Investment in Kassel-Calden, Rheinmetall Landsystems GmbH, Rheinmetall to Build New Logistics and Technology Centre at Kassel Airport, shorter processing times, State Government of Hesse, supply chain optimisation, support centre, tactical military vehicles, technical roles, technology centre, three-digit million-euro investment, tracked vehicles, training centre, transport infrastructure, Vehicle Systems Division, Vehicle Systems Europe, warehouse specialists, wheeled vehicles
(IN BRIEF) Alfa Laval and AquaGreen will jointly exhibit at WEFTEC 2026, taking place from 28 to 30 September 2026 in New Orleans, Louisiana, to showcase technologies for sludge handling, biosolids management, drying and pyrolysis, resource recovery and wastewater treatment. … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Sweden, Technology
Tagged Alfa Laval, Alfa Laval and AquaGreen Strengthen Wastewater Collaboration in New Orleans, Alfa Laval and AquaGreen to Showcase Biosolids Management Solutions at WEFTEC 2026, Alfa Laval Ashbrook Simon-Hartley, AquaGreen, biochar production, biosolids management, booth #1829, Bourbon Street, Business Unit Water, carbon locking, circular resource management, circular water management, Corporate Water Stewardship, Cristina Lisbona, dewatered biosolids, drying and pyrolysis, Ebrahim Honar, energy recovery, environmental contaminants, environmental impact reduction, Hard Rock Café, high-temperature pyrolysis, hospitality event, IDP system, Industrial Flow & Heat Transfer Technologies, industrial wastewater, Integrated Drying & Pyrolysis, Iso-Disc cloth media filter, Louisiana, municipal wastewater, New Orleans, Operational Efficiency, PFAS, phosphorus retention, resource recovery, September 28 to 30 2026, September 29 2026, Sequencing Batch Reactor, sludge dewatering, sludge handling, sludge thickening, sustainable water management, utilities, wastewater residuals, wastewater sector, wastewater transformation, wastewater treatment, water professionals, water quality event, Water Sector, WEFTEC 2026, WEFTEC 2026 to Feature Alfa Laval and AquaGreen Resource Recovery Technologies
(IN BRIEF) The Immunological Toolbox, a research platform providing access to information on more than 20,000 immune reagents, has been relaunched on a new website to support global veterinary immunology research and the fight against animal viruses. Supported by UKRI’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Education, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 immune reagents, 000 researchers, 1, 20 %, 28 August 2026, 81 countries, animal health research, animal viruses, antibodies, antibody requests, antibody submission, antigens, automated tools, BBSRC, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, chicken immune markers, community-driven platform, Compliance Resources, cytokines, Dr Crystal Loving, Dr Danish Munir, Dr Sonja Härtle, global research resource, immune reagents, immune responses, Immunological Toolbox, infection, laboratory assays, Livestock Antibody Hub, livestock research, LMU Munich, multicolour flow cytometry, New Platform Upgrade Supports Veterinary Vaccine Development and Immune Research, non-commercial immune reagents, omics, pathogens, porcine IgG subclasses, Professor Dan Horton, Professor Elma Tchilian, Professor Jayne Hope, Professor John Hammond, reagent database, Relaunched Immunological Toolbox Connects Veterinary Researchers Across 81 Countries, research collaboration, research outputs, Roslin Institute, scientific collaboration, swine research, Swine Toolkit, The Pirbright Institute, U.S. Department of Agriculture, UK Immunological Toolbox, UK Research and Innovation, UKRI, UKRI-Backed Immunological Toolbox Strengthens Global Animal Health Research, vaccination, veterinary immunology, veterinary reagents, veterinary vaccine development, zoonotic diseases
(IN BRIEF) Indra has developed a new augmented reality-based “transparent armour” solution for armoured vehicles, allowing crews to effectively see through the vehicle’s armour using smart glasses connected to onboard cameras and mission-system data. The technology provides a continuous, real-time … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, Industrial, Security & Safety, Spain, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 360-degree view, AR goggles, armoured vehicle modernisation, armoured vehicles, augmented reality, augmented reality glasses, battlefield awareness, battlefield mobility, cognitive load, cognitive superiority, combat post, combat station, combatant-centred platform, configurable virtual screens, Connected Vehicles, crew survivability, decision-making, Defence Technology, digitalisation, driver, European battle tanks, fatigue, future battlefield, gunner, Human Machine Interface, Indra, Indra Brings 360-Degree Battlefield Vision to Armoured Vehicle Crews, Indra Develops Augmented Reality “Transparent Armour” for Armoured Vehicles, Indra Group, Indra Unveils AR-Based System to Improve Tank Crew Situational Awareness, intelligent platform, main battle tanks, military operations, military technology, Mission System, onboard cameras, operational effectiveness, panoramic image, real time situational awareness, safety, sensor spectrum, Spain, stress, system-of-systems, tactical situation, tanks, threat detection, transparent armour, urban operations, vehicle commander, vehicle crew
(IN BRIEF) A University of Kent biotechnology known as Vesicle Nucleating Peptide (VNp), now available for commercial use through spin-out company Sirius Proteins, could reduce the cost and complexity of recombinant protein production for uses ranging from diagnostics and drug … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Industrial, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Advanced Imaging Confirms Versatility of VNp Platform for Protein Engineering, advanced microscopy, affordable healthcare solutions, bacterial protein production, bioengineering, biotechnology platform, Bree Streather, cancer therapeutics, Central Laser Facility, CLF, commercial biotechnology, Dan Mulvihill, diagnostics, downstream processing, drug discovery workflows, environmental management, extracellular vesicles, food production, genetically modified bacteria, Harwell, high-throughput screening, hormone treatments, insoluble proteins, insulin, Journal of Extracellular Vesicles, Laser for Science Facility, Lin Wang, LSF, medical supply system, membrane-bound vesicles, monoclonal antibodies, OCTOPUS Laser for Science Facility, Oxfordshire, protein engineering, protein folding, protein production, protein purification, protein stability, quantitative imaging, recombinant protein production, School of Natural Sciences, Science and Technology Facilities Council, Sirius Proteins, Sirius Proteins Technology Expands Possibilities for Protein Production and Delivery, spin-out company, Stan Botchway, Stanley Botchway, STFC, targeted protein delivery, therapeutics, toxic proteins, United Kingdom, University of Kent, University of Kent Spin-Out Technology Could Cut Protein Production Costs, USD 1.74 billion market, USD 229 million market, vaccines, vesicle engineering, Vesicle Nucleating Peptide, VNp technology
(IN BRIEF) Evonik is investing more than CAD 150 million, or approximately EUR 93 million, in a new GMP drug product manufacturing facility for lipid-based drug delivery in Vancouver, Canada, supported by up to CAD 68 million, or around EUR … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Chemicals, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 2034, adjuvant supply, advanced medicines, biotech ecosystem, Birmingham Alabama, British Columbia, CAD 150 million, CAD 68 million, Cambridge Innovation Satellite, CANADA, Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, Canadian federal government, CDMO services, clinical manufacturing, commercial process scale-up, commercial scale, Custom Solutions, Dossenheim, drug product manufacturing, end of 2029 production, equipment engineering, EUR 42 million, EUR 93 million, Evonik, Evonik Expands Lipid-Based Drug Delivery Capacity With New Vancouver GMP Facility, Evonik Health Care, Evonik Invests CAD 150 Million in Vancouver LNP Manufacturing Expansion, Evonik Vancouver Laboratories, formulation development, formulation research, Germany, GMP manufacturing facility, good manufacturing practice, Greater Boston, Greater Vancouver, Guido Skudlarek, Hanau, highly skilled jobs, Lafayette Indiana, Lauren Kjeldsen, life sciences innovation, lipid chemistry, lipid nanoparticles, lipid-based drug delivery, liposomal delivery systems, LNP, Mélanie Joly, microbiological testing, mRNA, New Evonik GMP Facility to Support Lipid Nanoparticle Drug Development and Manufacturing, Northern Lipids, nucleic acid therapeutics, parenteral drugs, pharmaceutical manufacturing, process engineering, QC, quality control, regulatory know-how, sterile manufacturing, Strategic Response Fund, therapeutics, Tippecanoe Labs, Transferra Nanosciences, University of British Columbia, USD 2.7 billion market forecast, vaccines, Vancouver
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