Published: 18th November 2021
The technicians staged a demonstration for the girl students on the usage of incinerators during the installation
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Non-functioning incinerators in most of the government sc
Thousands of patients are expected to benefit from potentially lifesaving treatment thanks to the new technology.
A new £3.6m MRI scanner at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre in Glasgow will be “transformative” for the care of people with cancer.
It’s estima
The Talbot’s Distribution Center located in Lakeville will be permanently closing this November.
On May 13, the company notified the state of the impending layoff of 277 people as a result of the closure. The plan is to close the distribution center in three phases, beginning on J
Oram Award winner and instrument designer Lia Mice tells Alex Rigotti how her approach to music was reinvigorated by a humble tape player
Lia Mice, portrait by Ric Leeson
When she’s not grading assignments – she teaches music production at ICMP, London – you’d be hard pre
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MF kraft paper and kraftliner will be produced at the Setúbal mill and sold under the gKraft brand.
Portugal's pulp and paper company The Navigator Company (TNC) has officially introduced a new packaging paper business on 1 November. With this the company took another step in its d
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A robot that uses its spiked feet to cling to the mucus-covered lining of the gut could one day climb through the human body to install monitoring devices or deliver therapies
Tiny robots with soft, flexible bodies and spiky feet can cl
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