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  • Digital twin technology advances brain cancer treatment

    University of Michigan pioneers brain cancer treatment prediction tool. A novel machine-learning approach offers unprecedented insights into brain tumour metabolism, potentially revolutionising treatment strategies for glioma. The method, validated against human and mouse data, enables personalised treatment plans by predicting tumour responses to dietary and pharmaceutical interventions.


  • Homes England announces strategic shift for 2030 plan

    Homes England unveils ambitious roadmap with 2025–2030 Strategic Plan. The plan aims to double annual housing delivery, focusing on social housing and institutional investment. It targets 280,000 new homes by 2030, unlocking land for 400,000 more, marking a significant shift from traditional housing models.


  • EV charging installations in 2025 grow by 19%

    UK public EV charging network grows 19% in 2025. Despite not breaking records, the UK’s EV charging infrastructure saw significant growth, with high-powered and on-street chargers gaining prominence, supported by focused regional expansion and government initiatives.


  • Beko Technologies opens operations in Ireland

    BEKO TECHNOLOGIES targets Ireland’s compressed air market potential. The company has appointed Mark Hayes to lead its new Irish operation, recognising the need for a local presence post-Brexit. This move aims to tap into Ireland’s growing sectors, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and data centres.


  • Rohde & Schwarz expands office for Japanese automotive

    Rohde & Schwarz opens new office to boost Japanese automotive innovation. This strategic move enhances facilities for service, repair, and engineering support, providing increased space for customer events. The Osaki location replaces the Shinjuku office, aiming to deliver a competitive edge to the Japanese automotive sector.


  • Waga Energy chosen to enhance RNG production plant

    Hillsborough County selects Waga Energy for landfill gas upgrade. Waga Energy will implement its patented WAGABOX technology at the Southeast County Landfill in Lithia, Florida. This initiative aims to produce over 610,000 MMBtu of renewable natural gas annually, significantly reducing carbon emissions and enhancing local energy resilience.


  • MM Packaging maintains high food and beverage standards with BRC certification

    MM Packaging Deeside has secured BRCGS certification for cartonboard packaging. The food and drink packaging specialist achieved an AA standard following its latest audit, reinforcing its compliance credentials and quality assurance commitments across regulated retail supply chains.


  • Westermo Viper-3000 switches secure rail networks

    Westermo’s Viper-3000 and WeOS 5 gain SL2 certification for rail. The Ethernet switch family is now certified to IEC 62443-4-2, targeting faster system certification and stronger protection for rolling stock and mission-critical networks.


  • Kelton appoints European agents to expand metering services

    Kelton has named two agents to push European growth plans. The consultancy says Martijn Tavenier and Roy van Hartingsveldt will support consultancy, digital, and training work across measurement disciplines for energy and utilities clients.


  • Lynred launches 2.5 µm eSWIR detector for industry

    Lynred is bringing space-proven eSWIR sensing to ground users now. Its Sirocco SW detector extends SWIR response to 2.5 µm for spectroscopy in mining, agriculture, and emissions monitoring, debuting at SPIE Photonics West on January 20–22.