(IN BRIEF) The Science and Technology Facilities Council has announced the 2025 Ernest Rutherford Fellowship cohort, awarding £6 million to seven early-career physicists who will each lead independent research programmes at UK universities in areas including particle physics, astronomy and … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) SGS has been officially approved by Changan Automobile as a third-party laboratory for passenger vehicle testing, covering its laboratories in Chonburi, Rayong and Bangkok. The approval recognises SGS’s capabilities across a wide automotive testing scope and makes the … Read the full press release
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Tagged accredited testing, ASTM, automotive standards, Automotive Testing, Bangkok, cabin user experience, cadmium, Changan Automobile, Chonburi, environmental durability testing, Flammability Testing, global automotive industry, hazardous substances testing, IEC, independent testing services, interior emissions testing, ISO, lead, market entry, material performance testing, mercury, odour testing, passenger vehicle testing, product quality, Rayong, regulatory compliance, SAE, salt spray exposure, SGS, SGS Approved by Changan Automobile as Third-Party Laboratory for Passenger Vehicle Testing, SGS Expands Support for Global Automotive Manufacturers Through Changan Automobile Laboratory Approval, SGS Laboratories in Thailand Receive Changan Automobile Approval for Automotive Testing Services, surface performance testing, THAILAND, third-party laboratory, VDA, vehicle cabin quality, vehicle development lifecycle, xenon arc exposure
(IN BRIEF) ANDRITZ will equip TBS’s Solingen waste-to-energy plant with its TurboSorp flue gas cleaning technology, reducing key pollutants to meet Germany’s rigorous air-quality standards and extend the plant’s service life. The modernization, valued but undisclosed, is slated from November … Read the full press release
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Tagged air quality regulations, Andreas Arizzoli, Andritz, dioxins, Emissions Reduction, environmental compliance, flue gas cleaning, heavy metals, mercury, partnership, Patrick Kosiolek, Solingen, sulfur oxides, sustainabiity, sustainability, TBS, Technische Betriebe Solingen, TurboSorp technology, Waste-to-energy
(IN BRIEF) Empa, a Swiss research institute, has created an innovative method for analyzing heavy metals like mercury, lead, and cadmium in batteries, supporting compliance with strict regulations. Batteries, used extensively in various applications, can contain harmful ingredients, and their … Read the full press release
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Tagged Analyze, batteries, cadmium, Claudia Schreiner, Empa, FOEN, Hazardous Heavy Metals, innovative, lead, Marcel Held, mercury, Renato Figi, safety, sustainability
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