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The world’s first green submarine is one of five maritime projects involving the University of Strathclyde to win UK government funding worth a total of £ 1.7million. The successful project offers involve researchers from the University’s Department of Naval Architecture and Maritime Engineering (NAOME) and are among the55 winning projects …
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Proteins are the molecular machines that make all living things buzz. They stop deadly infections, heal cells, capture energy from the sun, and more. Proteins are built by linking together chemical building blocks called amino acids, according to the instructions of an organism’s genome. These chains then “fold” according to …
Read More »Gaming Arts to Show Historic Number of New Games at G2E 2021
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Posted: October 1, 2021 at 8:04 p.m. CDT|Update: 12 hours ago LAS VEGAS, October 1, 2021 / PRNewswire / – At G2E 2021, Gaming Arts (booth 3353) will be showcasing its new, approved VertX ™ Large cabinet. This new 49 “portrait cabinet is state-of-the-art and serves as the flagship platform …
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GRAND FORKS AIR BASE, ND – Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. issued a letter to Airmen on innovation. He said: “We value daring and initiative”. If you are reading this and believe that you do not have the knowledge or skills to help him in …
Read More »Duke Energy Ohio Offers New Customer Benefits; requests a review of electricity distribution rates as the network continues, service improvements
CINCINNATI, October 1, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Thanks to the company’s continued investments to improve the Southwest from Ohio electrical infrastructure and improve value for customers, Duke Energy Ohio today asked its state regulator, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, conduct a public review of the company’s electricity distribution …
Read More »QnAs: black voices in STEM
As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to surge across the country, it amplifies diverse voices from all corners of academia. In an effort to continue the dialogue about representation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), PNAS spoke to black academics from a variety of disciplines. Mentorship and a …
Read More »Regeneration Pioneer Cato Laurencin ’80 Wins NAACP Grand Honor
Caton Laurencin ’80 Courtesy of the University of Connecticut The innovative engineer-doctor-scientist has ambitions for the future Cato Laurencin ’80 has a habit of breaking down barriers. The engineer-doctor-scientist is the founder of the field of regenerative engineering, which focuses on the regeneration of tissues and complex organ systems. He …
Read More »Plant-based food brands should prioritize emotion over function
By Louise de Ste. cross 4 minutes Read From Oatly to Impossible Burgers, the plant sector is booming, with some analysts predicting its value at $ 74.2 billion by 2027. Once a niche space, it is now attracting multinationals like Nestle and global investors like Blackstone. But as the industry …
Read More »The importance of Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the United States
Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington, and his first face-to-face meeting with US President Joe Biden, marks a historic milestone. Its seven-year mission to build a mutually reinforcing strategic partnership between India – the world’s largest democracy, the “mother of all democracies” and an emerging power – and …
Read More »Hannover Re’s Insurtech R&D investment creates new jobs in Dublin
This decision marks a change of direction for the Irish subsidiary of Hannover Re to include strategic technological development. Reinsurance group Hannover Re will invest more than 6 million euros in a research and development program in Dublin, creating 16 new jobs over the next three to four years. A …
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