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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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Cetec ERP has launched two AI-driven automation tools for manufacturers. The new Document Scan & Attach and AP Automation features aim to eliminate manual paperwork and reduce back-office friction across production and finance workflows.
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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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A novel 3D-printed metamaterial may revolutionise vehicle safety. Researchers from Scotland and Italy have developed a unique lattice structure that twists upon impact, offering versatile protection. This innovation enables mechanical control over energy absorption, potentially enhancing automotive and aerospace safety by adapting to various collision scenarios.
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Luc Teyton receives major grant for type 1 diabetes research. The Scripps Research scientist will explore the role of vascular-associated fibroblastic cells in the onset of the disease, aiming to develop new therapeutic strategies. This funding could unlock critical insights into immune system interactions with pancreatic cells.
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AMufacture appoints former Dyson MD as new chairman. David Hollander joins Portsmouth-based AMufacture, a leader in additive manufacturing, to drive its rapid growth and international expansion. The company, founded in 2018, specialises in marine, automotive, and defence contracts, supported by significant investment from Maven Capital and Turner.
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eInfochips and NXP announce strategic multi-year collaboration. eInfochips will deliver software packages for NXP’s S32 microcontrollers, providing support and maintenance to enhance automotive applications. This partnership aims to advance the development of software-defined vehicles, leveraging eInfochips’ engineering expertise and NXP’s innovative solutions.
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NVIDIA unveils high-speed link between quantum and GPU systems. The open architecture, developed with 17 quantum builders and nine U.S. laboratories, underpins a new era of hybrid quantum–AI systems for advanced research and scientific computing.
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