(IN BRIEF) University of Glasgow engineers Professor Margaret Lucas and Professor Colin McInnes will receive Baird of Bute Awards on the Isle of Bute on 11 September 2026 in recognition of research spanning high-power ultrasonics, medical devices, space propulsion and … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Awards, Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Healthcare, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Andrew Blain Baird, asteroid resource utilisation, Baird of Bute Aviation Award, Baird of Bute Awards, Baird of Bute Innovation Award, Baird of Bute Society, Clyde Space Ltd, Craig Clark, food processing, Glenburn Hotel, gravitational waves, hard tissue surgery, high-power ultrasonics, in-space manufacturing, Isle of Bute, James Watt Chair, James Watt School of Engineering, Lord Smith of Kelvin Lectures, metal joining, minimally invasive surgery, Nami Surgical, near-Earth asteroids, planetary drilling, Professor Colin McInnes, Professor Margaret Lucas, Professor of Engineering Science, Professor of Ultrasonics, Professor Sir James Hough, Regius Chair of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, renewable energy, robotic surgery, Rothesay, Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies, Scotland, soft tissue surgery, solar power, solar reflectors, solar sailing, solar sails, SOLSPACE, space-based clean energy, sunlight propulsion, ultrasonic surgical devices, ultrasonic vibrations, United Kingdom, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Celebrates Dual Baird of Bute Awards for High-Power Ultrasonics and Solar Sailing Research, University of Glasgow Engineering Professors Recognised on Isle of Bute for Research With Applications From Surgery to Space, Winter Gardens Cinema
(IN BRIEF) A University of Glasgow-led study of rivers on the Isle of Jura has provided new evidence that the relationship between the hardness of sediment carried by rivers and the strength of underlying bedrock can significantly influence how quickly … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 13, 35 outcrops, 600 years ago, 832 measurements, bedrock hardness, bedrock rivers, channel erosion, channel steepness, climate change, computer modelling, Digital Twins, Dr Adam Smith, drainage basin, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Easdale Subgroup, erosion modelling, fluvial erosion, geological processes, Geology, geomorphology, glacial rebound, How does lithology influence fluvial erodibility, Isle of Jura, Jura, Jura Quartzite, knickpoint retreat, knickpoints, landscape evolution, landscape-evolution models, last ice age, natural laboratory, quartzite, rainfall, river erosion, river flow, rock strength, Schmidt hammer, School of Geographical & Earth Sciences, Scotland, Scotland geology, sediment hardness, sediment transport, September 7 2026, SLATE, University College London, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Researchers Use Jura’s Geology to Reveal New Controls on How Rivers Shape and Erode Landscapes, University of Glasgow Study on Isle of Jura Shows How Hard Sediment Can Accelerate River Erosion Across Softer Bedrock, University of Glasgow-Led Research Finds Sediment Hardness Is Key to Predicting River Erosion and Landscape Evolution, University of Southampton, waterfalls
(IN BRIEF) ENGIE has surpassed 10 GW of global energy storage capacity, reaching 10.7 GW of battery storage and pumped-storage hydropower assets in operation or under construction after adding approximately 1.1 GW / 3.3 GWh of European BESS capacity during … Read the full press release
Posted in Belgium, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, France, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 1, 1.1 GW, 10.7 GW storage capacity, 100 MW, 100 MWh, 156 MWh, 2, 200 MW, 200 MWh, 216 MWh, 264 MWh, 280 MWh, 296 MWh, 3.3 GWh, 32 MW solar farm, 320 MW, 35 MW, 438 MW, 54 MW, 66 MW, 74 MW, 758 MW, 800 MWh, 876 MWh, 900 MW thermal power plant, 95 GW target, battery energy storage systems, battery storage, Belgium, BESS, BESS Maxima, Broxburn, Călan, Cathkin, COO, decarbonisation, East Kilbride, Edinburgh, electricity storage, energy security, energy storage, energy transition, ENGIE, ENGIE Builds 10.7 GW Global Storage Portfolio With Major New BESS Investments Across Central and Western Europe, ENGIE Establishes Major Polish Battery Portfolio as Global Energy Storage Capacity Climbs Above 10 GW, ENGIE Surpasses 10 GW Storage Milestone as Battery Investments Strengthen Renewable Energy Integration Across Europe, flexibility services, grid congestion, grid flexibility, grid stability, Hunedoara County, Lelystad, Liège, Mourisca wind farm, Netherlands, Osiek, Pedro Vasconcelos, Poland, PORTUGAL, pumped-storage hydropower, Rallo wind farm, renewable energy, renewable integration, Romania, Scotland, September 4 2026, Spain, Staszów County, Tarifa, Transylvania, Tursko Wielkie, United Kingdom, Łódź region
(IN BRIEF) Co-op and Co-op Media Network have been named official sponsors of the Special Olympics GB National Summer Games 2026, alongside Headline Partner Coca-Cola, supporting the country’s largest inclusive multi-sport event of the year. The Games will bring together … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Entertainment, Financial, Food & Beverage, Marketing, Media, Non Profit, Retail, Society, Sports, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 raised, 000 stores, 1, 100 grassroots clubs, 200, 200 athletes, 27 sports, Aberdeen, access to sport, Alex Rae, athlete achievements, athletes, awareness campaign, Birmingham, CCEP, charity support, Chile, CMN, Co-op, Co-op Builds on Meals That Matter Campaign With Special Olympics GB Sponsorship, Co-op Media Network, Co-op to Provide Food and Drink Support for Special Olympics GB Athletes and Volunteers, Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Coca-Cola products, community opportunities, community support, convenience stores, customer touchpoints, Dean Harris, donations, England, food deal, grassroots sports clubs, Great Britain, in-store campaign, inclusive sport, intellectual disability, Laura Baxter MBE, learning disability, Meals That Matter, multi-sport event, National Summer Games 2026, official sponsorship, organisers, own-brand food and drink, retail media, Rosehill Drive store, Scotland, social impact, Special Olympics GB, Special Olympics GB National Summer Games 2026 Gains Co-op and CMN as Official Sponsors, Special Olympics Great Britain, Special Olympics World Summer Games 2027, table tennis, volunteers, Wales, year-round participation
(IN BRIEF) RWE has completed construction of the 70 MW Enoch Hill onshore wind farm near New Cumnock in East Ayrshire, Scotland. The project is the second new Scottish onshore wind farm constructed by RWE in 2026, following Camster II … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 UK homes, 106 MW new capacity, 229 MW Scottish portfolio, 68, 70 MW project, Caithness, Camster II, clean power generation, community fund, construction spend, East Ayrshire, energy resilience, Enoch Hill, Enoch Hill onshore wind farm, Enoch Hill Wind Farm Strengthens RWE’s Renewable Energy Portfolio in Scotland, Farrans, first electricity, Foundation Scotland, local business rates, local jobs, local suppliers, local supply chain, Maneight Farm, Mike Short, MW Hir, Nadine Janecke, New Cumnock, nine onshore wind farms, Nordex, Nordex Group, Nordex N117/3600 Delta4000, Nordex N133/4.8, Nordex UK and Ireland, onshore wind farm, Operations and Maintenance, Patrick Murray, regional economy, renewable energy, Renewable Infrastructure, RWE, RWE Adds New Scottish Onshore Wind Capacity With Enoch Hill Completion, RWE Completes 70 MW Enoch Hill Onshore Wind Farm in East Ayrshire, RWE Renewables Europe & Australia GmbH, Scotland, Scottish energy system, secure generation capacity, skills development, subcontracted spend, sustainable energy system, The Bacas, turbine commissioning, United Kingdom, £10.5 million community fund
(IN BRIEF) Aviva is expanding its Financial Institutions underwriting capability across the UK through a new regional network of specialist underwriters. From August 2026, brokers will be able to access Financial Institutions underwriting expertise through Aviva’s regional offices, complementing the … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Insurance, Management, United Kingdom
Tagged Alison Caine, Aviva, Aviva Enhances Broker Access to Financial Institutions Insurance Expertise Across the UK, Aviva Expands Tailored Insurance Solutions for FCA-Regulated Businesses, Aviva Financial Lines, Aviva Global Corporate & Specialty, Aviva Invests in Regional Specialist Underwriting for Financial Institutions, broker relationships, broker support, brokers, building societies, corporate insurance, Crime cover, D&O insurance, decision makers, Directors and Officers insurance, distribution network, faster decisions, FCA-regulated businesses, Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Institutions underwriting, Financial Lines, Financial Lines and Cyber, friendly societies, Fund Directors and Officers Liability, GCS, Insurance underwriting, investment funds, Investment Management Insurance, investment managers, local service, London capability, Midlands and South, mutuals, North of England, Professional Indemnity, regional offices, regional underwriting network, regulated financial services businesses, Scotland, specialist insurance, specialist underwriting, tailored insurance solutions, technical support, UK Regions, United Kingdom
(IN BRIEF) The MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research is playing a leading role in DETECTIVE, a new European doctoral training programme backed by €4.4 million in EU funding through the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network programme. … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Denmark, Education, European Union, Financial, Finland, Healthcare, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Spain, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 14 doctoral researchers, academic partners, AI-based analytics, Amsterdam University Medical Centre, artificial intelligence, blood-donor surveillance, clinical data, culture models, CVR, CVR Takes Leading Role in European Effort to Strengthen Viral Surveillance and Pandemic Preparedness, Data driven Excellence in Training of Epidemiological Clinical Technological and Innovative Virus Experts, data science, Denmark, DETECTIVE, diagnostics, doctoral researchers, Doctoral Training, Dr Ana Filipe, Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, emerging viral threats, epidemic intelligence, European Commission, evidence-based decision making, Finland, healthcare delivery, healthcare partners, Horizon Europe, Horizon Europe Funding Supports New Doctoral Training Programme for Epidemic Intelligence, human viral diseases, human-animal interface, industry partners, infectious diseases, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research, MSCA Doctoral Network, multi-omics, Netherlands, next-generation sequencing, Nordsjællands Hospital, organoid models, outbreak detection, outbreak response, Pandemic Preparedness, Professor Antonia Ho, public health, re-emerging viral infections, RIVM, Scotland, seven research institutions, severe respiratory infections, Spain, Tampere University, United Kingdom, University College London, University of Copenhagen, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Researchers to Lead Projects in European Virus Detection Network, University of Turku, UofG, Vall d’Hebron University Hospital Barcelona, viral genomics, viral surveillance, virology, wastewater surveillance, €4.4 million EU funding
(IN BRIEF) Iberdrola, through its UK subsidiary ScottishPower, plans to repower Whitelee, the United Kingdom’s largest onshore wind farm. The proposed project would involve investments of €1.8 billion and would replace the existing turbines with more powerful models, increasing the … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Spain, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 MW capacity, 000 MW installed capacity, 000 MW renewable capacity, 1, 1.5 million people, 100 million people served, 2008 commissioning, 400 employees, 45, 46, 539 MW current capacity, 57, clean energy, clean power, decarbonisation, electricity grids, electrification, energy security, energy self-sufficiency, energy transition, gross value added, Iberdrola, Iberdrola market capitalisation, Iberdrola Plans Major Onshore Wind Investment to Extend Whitelee’s Role in UK Clean Energy, Iberdrola Plans €1.8 Billion Repowering of Whitelee Wind Farm in the UK, industrial competitiveness, job creation, largest onshore wind farm in the UK, one of Europe’s largest onshore wind farms, onshore wind, renewable electricity, renewable energy investment, Scotland, Scottish economy, ScottishPower, UK renewable energy, United Kingdom, Whitelee, Whitelee wind farm, Wind Farm Repowering, wind turbines, £28 billion UK investment, €1.8 billion investment, €1.8 Billion Whitelee Project to Expand One of Europe’s Largest Onshore Wind Farms, €140 billion market capitalisation, €161 billion assets, €175 billion energy investment, €380 million GVA, €6.285 billion net profit
(IN BRIEF) The University of Glasgow will academically lead a major three-year international research programme focused on transforming the diagnosis and treatment of women’s heart disease. Sponsored by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, the clinical research will be delivered at … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Healthcare, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged angina with no obstructive coronary arteries, ANOCA, British Heart Foundation, cardiac research, cardiovascular disease, Carolynne O’Connor, Cedars-Sinai, clinical trials, Clydebank, Columbia University, coronary microvasculature, Glasgow, Glasgow-Led Research Programme Aims to Transform Diagnosis of Women’s Hidden Heart Disease, Golden Jubilee University National Hospital, heart disease diagnosis, International Heart Spasms Alliance, Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute, microvascular angina, New International Programme Targets Better Diagnosis and Treatment for Women With ANOCA, Newcastle University, NHS Golden Jubilee, NHS Golden Jubilee Named Lead Cardiac Site for Wellcome Leap VISIBLE Programme, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, Pivotal, Professor Colin Berry, Radboud University Medical Centre, RTI International, Scotland, Scottish Heart Specialists Take Leading Role in Global Women’s Cardiovascular Research Initiative, UMC Utrecht, United Kingdom, University of Glasgow, University of Michigan, University of New South Wales, University of Washington, vasospastic angina, VISIBLE programme, Wellcome Leap, women’s cardiovascular health, women’s heart disease, Women’s Heart Disease Revealed, Yale University School of Medicine
(IN BRIEF) ZEISS Medical Technology has announced successful early clinical implantations of the ZEISS AT LUCIA toric 721P intraocular lens, a new CE-marked IOL designed to treat cataracts while correcting astigmatism. The lens combines an aspheric bitoric optic with ZEISS’ … Read the full press release
Posted in Czech Republic, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Italy, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged anterior segment surgery, aspheric bitoric optic, astigmatism correction, Ayrshire Eye Clinic, Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, cataract surgery, CE marked, Czech Republic, DOC, Dr Amin-Robert Kassem, Dr Andrea Janeková, Dr Helena Noguera, early-access clinical trial, European clinical trial, eye care, Eye Center Prague, Frank Seitzinger, fully preloaded IOL, Galdácano-Usansolo University Hospital, Germany, hydrophobic c-Loop platform, International Congress of German Ophthalmic Surgery, intraocular lens, IOL, Jena, Miranza COI Bilbao, non-constant aberration design, Nuremberg, ophthalmic surgery, ophthalmology, Prof Sathish Srinivasan, refractive outcomes, rotational stability, Scotland, Spain, Surgical Innovation, Sweden, toric IOL, United Kingdom, Värnamo Eye Center, visual outcomes, ZEISS, ZEISS Advances Cataract and Astigmatism Treatment With Early Clinical Success for AT LUCIA Toric 721P IOL, ZEISS Announces Successful Early Implantations of AT LUCIA Toric 721P Intraocular Lens Across Europe, ZEISS AT LUCIA toric 721P, ZEISS AT LUCIA Toric 721P Intraocular Lens Shows Positive Early Surgeon Feedback in European Trial, ZEISS Expands Ophthalmic Surgery Portfolio With New Toric IOL Designed for Precision and Long-Term Stability, ZEISS Medical Technology, ZO optic
(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) INEOS and The Daily Mile Foundation are celebrating 10 years of partnership, during which The Daily Mile has grown from a simple classroom idea in Stirling, Scotland, into a global children’s health and wellbeing movement reaching more than … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Healthcare, Non Profit, Society, Sports, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 schools, 100 countries, 130 local partnerships, 15 minutes daily movement, 22, 5.5 million children, calmer classrooms, child-centered activity, children’s fitness, children’s health, children’s wellbeing, classroom wellbeing, daily physical activity, early years settings, Elaine Wyllie MBE, global school programme, healthy habits, inclusive physical activity, INEOS, INEOS Group, INEOS Partnership Helps The Daily Mile Grow from Scottish Classroom Idea into Global Children’s Wellbeing Movement, London, outdoor movement, physical education, ready to learn, run walk or wheel, school day, school fitness programme, SCHOOLS, Scotland, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Stirling, The Daily Mile, The Daily Mile Foundation, The Daily Mile Foundation and INEOS Celebrate 10 Years of Expanding Daily Physical Activity in Schools, The Daily Mile Marks Decade of INEOS Support as School Fitness Initiative Expands to 100 Countries, youth health
(IN BRIEF) Fresenius Medical Care has launched kinexus worldwide as a unified digital platform designed to support home dialysis programs by combining remote therapy monitoring, prescription management, and supply-ordering workflows in one integrated system. The platform supports both peritoneal dialysis … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Germany, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged Bad Homburg, Care Enablement, connected care, dialysis treatment, digital health, European Renal Association Congress 2026, FME, FMS, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Fresenius Medical Care, Fresenius Medical Care Advances Patient-Centered Home Dialysis Care with Global kinexus Platform Launch, Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland GmbH, Fresenius Medical Care Expands Connected Kidney Care with Global Launch of kinexus Home Dialysis Platform, Fresenius Medical Care Launches kinexus Worldwide to Strengthen Digital Support for Home Dialysis Programs, Glasgow, healthcare teams, home dialysis, home hemodialysis, home therapies, Huma Cloud Platform, Huma Therapeutics Limited, integrated supply ordering, Joe Turk, kidney care, kinexus, New York Stock Exchange, patient-centered care, peritoneal dialysis, remote prescription management, remote therapy monitoring, renal diseases, Scotland
(IN BRIEF) BT has launched a new UEFA EURO 2028™ campaign built around a fan-inspired football poem titled “Four Nations, One Chant,” featuring Frank Skinner alongside Home Nations football figures Izzy Christiansen, Keith Gillespie, Helen Ward and Rachel Corsie. The … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Entertainment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Marketing, Media, News, Sports, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 5G, BT, BT Celebrates UEFA EURO 2028 Partnership with Fan-Inspired Poem Featuring Frank Skinner and Home Nations Legends, BT Consumer, BT Marks UEFA EURO 2028 Partnership with Fan-Inspired Poem Featuring Frank Skinner and Home Nations Football Legends, BT Official Telecommunications Partner, BT Prepares for UEFA EURO 2028 with Fan-Focused Campaign and Expanded Connectivity Plans, BT Uses Poetry and Connectivity to Celebrate UK Football Fandom Before UEFA EURO 2028, Cardiff, Claire Gillies, EE, England, eSIM, fan experience, football fandom, Football Fans, football poem, football supporters, football tournament, Four Nations One Chant, Frank Skinner, Frank Skinner and Football Icons Join BT Campaign Highlighting Fan Passion Ahead of UEFA EURO 2028, Glasgow, Helen Ward, Home Nations, host cities, in-stadium experience, Izzy Christiansen, Keith Gillespie, Liverpool, London, Manchester, national identity, network connectivity, Newcastle, Northern Ireland, Rachel Corsie, Sapio Research, Scotland, shared cultural moments, sports technology, Three Lions, UEFA EURO, UEFA EURO 2028, UK and Ireland, UK football culture, Wales, Wembley Stadium
(IN BRIEF) University of Glasgow will host a major conference on 21 and 22 May 2026 exploring how rewilding and nature-based land use strategies are reshaping both ecosystems and historic landscapes across the United Kingdom. Led by Nicki Whitehouse through … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Environment, Industrial, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged archaeology, archaeology research, biodiversity, biodiversity net gain, Bournemouth University, climate change, conservation, cultural landscapes, Drumadoon project, environmental restoration, heritage protection, historic landscapes, Isle of Arran, land management, National Trust, Nature Recovery, nature-based land use, net zero strategies, Nicki Whitehouse, rewilding, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland, sustainable land use, University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow conference to examine relationship between rewilding and historic landscapes, University of Plymouth
(IN BRIEF) RWE has successfully completed and commissioned its Camster II onshore wind farm in Caithness, Scotland, adding 36 MW of renewable energy capacity capable of powering around 51,000 homes. The project, which began construction in 2023, represents a key … Read the full press release
Posted in Energy, Gas & Oil, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, News, United Kingdom
Tagged Caithness, Camster II, Camster II Becomes Operational as RWE Expands Onshore Wind Portfolio and Community Investment in Caithness, community investment, energy infrastructure, energy transition, environmental innovation, Farrans, local jobs, NatureScot, onshore wind farm, Patrick Murray, peat restoration, renewable energy, RWE, RWE Renewables Europe & Australia GmbH, Scotland, Sopna Sury, sustainability, wind power
(IN BRIEF) The Wintering Well project, developed by researchers from the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, is expanding to the Orkney Islands this winter to help residents cope with low mood and seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The initiative enables people … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Healthcare, News, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged BBC Radio 4, Booky McBookface, Borrowable Sunlight Scheme Reaches Orkney to Support Mental Health During Scotland’s Darkest Months, community libraries, Dublin Libraries, East Dunbartonshire Leisure and Culture Trust, ESRC Impact Acceleration Account, Hayden Lorimer, Hester Parr, light therapy, mental health, Orkney Islands, Orkney Library Service, SAD lamps, Scotland, seasonal affective disorder, UKRI, University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University-Led Wintering Well Project Brings SAD Therapy Lamps to Orkney Libraries and Beyond, Vikki Kerr, Voluntary Action Orkney, wellbeing, Winter Well series, winter wellness, Wintering Well, Wintering Well Expands to the Orkney Islands Bringing Light Therapy to Battle Seasonal Depression
(IN BRIEF) SAMS Enterprise has launched the latest version of its Snow Ice Mass Balance Apparatus (SIMBA), an advanced autonomous monitoring system designed to deliver precise, real-time data on snow and ice conditions in extreme environments. Originally built for polar … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Environment, Industrial, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Antarctic, Arctic, avalanche forecasting, Cairngorm mountains, Churchill River Monitoring Project, climate change adaptation, climate research, data logging, Dr Mark Hart, environmental technology, flood risk management, hydroelectric power, ice monitoring, infrastructure safety, IoT sensors, MOSAiC expedition, New SIMBA System Expands from Polar Research to Real-World Climate and Infrastructure Safety Applications, Oban, Peli Products UK, SAMS Enterprise, Scotland, Scottish Innovation SIMBA Evolves into Global Standard for Snow and Ice Monitoring in Extreme Environments, SIMBA, Snow Ice Mass Balance Apparatus, snow monitoring, snowpack analysis, thermistor chain
(IN BRIEF) EE has opened its first Experience Local store in Scotland, returning to Elgin’s high street after the sudden closure of the St Giles Centre forced the brand and 14 other businesses to leave their outlets earlier this year. … Read the full press release
Posted in Electronics & Machinery, Entertainment, Marketing, Retail, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged Asif Aziz, Community Engagement, connected technology, Covesea Candles, EE, EE Guides, EE Launches New Tech Hub and Community Pop-Up Store on Elgin High Street, EE Opens First Experience Local Store in Scotland Supporting Elgin Businesses Affected by St Giles Centre Closure, EE Opens First Scottish Experience Local Store to Support Businesses Affected by St Giles Closure, EE Reopens in Elgin with Scotland’s First Experience Local Store Supporting Displaced Traders, Elgin, Elgin Retail Revival, Experience Local store, Glasgow, high street, high street regeneration, local businesses, mobile store, pop-up initiative, retail investment, retail revival, Scotland, Sharon Davidson, Smadug, Small Business Support, St Giles Centre, sustainable retail, technology hub, UK retail strategy
(IN BRIEF) Samaritans has announced a major programme of change to strengthen its suicide prevention service, focusing on reshaping its branch network, expanding its online chat to 24/7 availability, and piloting remote volunteering opportunities. The charity, whose 23,000 volunteers answered … Read the full press release
Posted in Healthcare, Internet & Online, Ireland, Management, News, Non Profit, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged crisis support, helpline, Julie Bentley, mental health, online chat service, pathfinder branches, remote volunteering, Samaritans, Samaritans outlines major changes to ensure faster support and reach more people in crisis, Samaritans sets out future vision to reduce waiting times and expand life-saving support across the UK, Samaritans unveils transformative plans to expand support and strengthen its life-saving service, Scotland, south east England, suicide prevention, suicide prevention charity, UK, volunteer engagement, Yorkshire and Humberside
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