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  • SMarTsol to Highlight New Partnership with Creative Electron at SEMICON West

    SMarTsol, a company founded in 2012 and dedicated to providing high-tech equipment and services for industries such as electronics, automotive, and renewable energy, will exhibit in Booth 557 at SEMICON West 2025, taking place October 7–9 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona. At this year’s event, SMarTsol will highlight its new partnership with…


  • Heraeus Electronics to Introduce Breakthrough Vertical Wire Bonding Innovation at SEMICON West 2025

    Heraeus Electronics will showcase its latest innovation in Booth 353 at SEMICON West 2025, taking place October 7–9 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Arizona. At the event, Heraeus Electronics will introduce a new vertical wire bonding technology for fine-pitch applications, designed to address the growing challenges in memory packaging and stacked device architectures. Leveraging…


  • Seica Inc. to Debut Two Solutions at SEMICON West 2025

    Seica Inc., a global leader in supplying high-technology, innovative test solutions to the electronics industry, is pleased to announce two new solutions dedicated to the testing of power and mixed-signal semiconductors. These solutions will be showcased at the upcoming SEMICON West Exhibition & Conference, taking place from October 7-9 in Phoenix, Arizona at Booth 5756,…


  • Antibody cocktail could change the way the world fights influenza

    An unusual therapy developed at The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) could change the way the world fights influenza, one of the deadliest infectious diseases. In a new study in Science Advances, researchers report that a cocktail of antibodies protected mice-including those with weakened immune systems-from nearly every strain of influenza tested, including avian and swine variants…


  • £6M investment for Greater Manchester Tram-Train network

    Greater Manchester’s public transport ambitions have received a major boost, with more than £6M allocated to develop a new wave of tram and tram-train connections across the region. The funding, approved by the Bee Network Committee and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, will accelerate planning on a series of strategic “rapid transit” projects designed to…


  • Mike Häfeli takes the helm as new CEO of Bühler Grains & Food

    The Bühler Group has announced a significant change in leadership for its Grains & Food division. At the end of 2025, Johannes Wick will leave his position as CEO of Grains & Food after ten years of exceptional leadership to assume a new strategic role at Bühler. He will be replaced as CEO of Grains…


  • Kemin EMEA launches next-gen natural solutions for freshness and flavour

    While OLESSENCE G Liquid is intended for a range of culinary uses, such as sauces and dips, OLESSENCE P Dry adds freshness to the meat and poultry market. The first-generation OLESSENCE B Liquid, which was introduced for the bread market last year, will be complemented by both items. Food manufacturers in the EMEA (Europe, Middle…


  • Ultramid H marries polyamide strength with water permeability for sausage casings

    BASF is bringing the first thermoplastic polyamide with a high water permeability to the market with the introduction of Ultramid H33 L. Ultramid H is a novel material for artificial casings that allow sausages to be smoked and then dried because of its strength and water permeability. Collagen or cellulose have been used to make…


  • New Bespak-Tunley Report Sets Benchmark for Biodiversity Accountability in Pharmaceutical Supply Chains

    Bespak, a leading manufacturer of drug delivery systems, has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable and responsible business by partnering with Tunley Environmental to complete their inaugural Supply Chain Biodiversity Footprint (SCBF) assessment. This collaboration sets a precedent for sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry, showing how science-based methods can uncover and reduce negative ecological impacts buried…


  • RFK Jr. said ‘everybody can get’ a covid vaccine. Is that true?

    When health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before the Senate Finance Committee on Sept. 4, several senators criticized him for restricting the covid-19 shots after promising in November he wouldn’t “take away anybody’s vaccines.” “Did you hold up a big sign saying that you were lying when you said that?” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)…