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UPM unveils premium label materials for wine and spirits. The collection features advanced converting properties, enhancing brand and consumer experiences. Available globally, these materials cater to the growing demand for premiumization in the wine and spirits industry, which is projected to reach $1.686 trillion by 2034.
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Pioneering project to enhance secondary students’ STEM engagement announced. A five-year collaboration between EngineeringUK and City & Guilds Foundation aims to dismantle barriers to consistent STEM involvement. This effort targets underrepresented demographics, promising to elevate educational performance and career prospects in the engineering sector.
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Rockwell Automation unveils new software for Micro800 controllers. The FactoryTalk Design Workbench software simplifies the development of automation solutions for compact systems. It offers improved efficiency, modern design environment, and supports multiple devices simultaneously, facilitating streamlined system management and deployment.
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COVID-19 in pregnancy affects fetal brain development significantly. Research from Mass General Brigham shows increased risks of speech, motor, and autism-related disorders in children born to mothers infected during pregnancy, highlighting the need for preventive measures and awareness among healthcare professionals.
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Salute introduces a pioneering service for DTC liquid operations. Several leading data centre operators, including Applied Digital and Compass Data Centres, have chosen Salute as their partner. This positions Salute as a key player in supporting AI/HPC environments, offering solutions to mitigate the risks associated with high-density liquid cooling.
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Squeaky Bean launches innovative Salmon Style Flakes this October. With 41% of the UK population reducing meat consumption, Squeaky Bean introduces a new plant-based option in Sweet Chilli Marinade. The product promises the taste and texture of traditional salmon, appealing to flexitarians, vegans, and vegetarians.
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Irregular sleep patterns increase risks of metabolic diseases. The American Heart Association identifies disrupted circadian rhythms as a contributor to obesity, diabetes, and heart disease, while suggesting regular daily schedules as a potential method to enhance cardiometabolic health. However, more research is required to establish definitive causal relationships.
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Moxa Europe GmbH to unveil future-proof solutions at SPS 2025. The company will demonstrate its advanced industrial networking and cybersecurity portfolio, including next-gen firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, ensuring compliance with IEC 62443 standards. The event will highlight Moxa’s commitment to secure, reliable OT networks.
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DigiKey significantly expands its inventory with 31,000 new products. The distributor has added over 585,000 new items and 87 suppliers, enhancing its 17 million strong catalogue. This expansion underscores DigiKey’s commitment to immediate delivery of prototype quantities, meeting the rising demand for innovative electronic components.
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Kent faces a critical shortage of electrotechnical skills. The newly formed Kent & Medway Electrotechnical Training and Careers Alliance (ETCA) aims to address this by boosting skills development. This initiative, led by the ECA, includes key stakeholders to ensure the region meets growing electrification demands.
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