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Diesel exhaust particles disrupt brain immune cell functions. A University of Eastern Finland study reveals diesel particles from older engines significantly alter microglial activity, increasing neuroinflammation risks. Modern engines with better emission controls show reduced effects, but pollution remains a concern.
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GSK’s Singapore site to cut energy use substantially. The Tuas South facility will reduce electricity consumption by 615 MWh annually, equivalent to powering over 120 Singaporean households. This initiative, part of GSK’s decarbonisation strategy, includes ABB’s energy-efficient motors and drives, with a 2.5-year ROI.
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Renishaw unveils its latest Build Processor innovation today. This development marks a significant advancement in additive manufacturing workflows. The collaboration with Materialise optimises integration between Renishaw systems and Magics software, enhancing efficiency and reducing errors. Users will benefit from improved process control and streamlined job preparation.
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Impulse Embedded unveils advanced edge AI systems with NVIDIA Thor. The new systems promise transformative capabilities for autonomous vehicles, vision analytics, and more, ensuring long-term software compatibility and rapid innovation in industrial applications.
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Roquette’s new platform tackles industry challenges with foresight. Navigating shifting consumer expectations and regulatory changes demands structured foresight. Roquette’s Horizons platform offers a comprehensive approach to anticipating industry changes, utilising advanced analytics and expert validation to transform uncertainty into strategic opportunities.
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TMICC invests £50 million in Gloucester ice cream facility. The upgrade reinforces its status as a global production hub. By 2027, output will rise by 50%, enhancing local employment and sustainability. This significant investment highlights TMICC’s commitment to innovation and quality in the UK market.
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Rhenus expands its long-standing partnership with Testo Saveris. The Strasbourg site now runs more than 250 measuring points, supporting precise environmental control and tailored data analysis for healthcare customers.
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AMD targets long-duration missions with new space-grade packaging. The company is extending its adaptive SoC roadmap, qualifying devices for Class B and Class Y standards to support in-orbit processing and next-generation aerospace payloads.
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Terram has introduced a geotextile engineered to protect pond liners. The new nonwoven material provides a durable buffer between impermeable membranes and subgrade soils, reducing puncture risk during installation and throughout service life, while its malleable construction supports complex pond and attenuation tank designs.
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Invopak has secured the Investors in People Best Culture award. The recognition follows a decade-long internal shift at the packaging manufacturer, which operates under the Involvement group, and reflects the judging panel’s view that the company has embedded a mature, people-first operating model backed by structured development and continuous improvement.
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