Category Archives: Technology Trends

Underwriters Laboratories Expands Testing Facilities to Toronto Underwriters Laboratories is broadening its services for the building sciences sector by opening a new facility in Toronto. The company is offering improved building science and building envelope testing services for construction companies in Canada. Underwriters Laboratories is a leader in the Canadian construction science and building envelope …

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U.S. Showcases Lucrative Opportunities In U.S., vehicles have turned out to be more fuel-efficient compared to earlier times, which in turn has led to surging stimulation of North America polyurethane composites market. CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) standards have been playing a significant role in influencing the automakers in increasing the development of fuel-efficient vehicles. …

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Rising government policies with regards to use of environment-friendly products expanding industries in the developing economies as well as increasing costs of the non-renewable materials such as petroleum is expected to play a vital role in the elevating demand supply in polyhydroxyalkanoate market. Several medium and large scale industries have been taking immense efforts in …

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Researchers from leading biotech company Nightingale Health have successfully studied a new genetic marker (GlycA) for chronic inflammation, with their proprietary blood testing technology and have linked the marker to the risk of reduction in lifespan and some organ related diseases. Aiming towards separating fact from fiction, researchers have been increasingly immersing themselves in efforts …

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Margaret Kenyatta, the First Lady of Kenya was recently accompanied by Isaura Nyus, her Mozambican counterpart for commissioning the PoCEID (Point of Care Early Infant Diagnosis) technology at JOOTRH (Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital) in Kisumu. Soon after commissioning the new facility, the Kenyan First Lady introduced the National Point of Care Technologies …

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An announcement made by a team of China’s nuclear scientists from the Institute of Plasma Physics stated that their Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak, also known as EAST has reached a new record-setting temperature of 100 million degree Celsius, to maintain a nuclear fusion process which produces more energy than what it consumes. Feat to Set …

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Almost every business is responsible for at least some part of global air pollution, be it through their regular operations or through their supply chains. The heavy consumption of fossil fuels for temperature control, food and beverage production, and goods and passenger transport are increasingly releasing greenhouse gases and pollutants that affect people around the …

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Amazon had recently announced about its new headquarters, however the company wasn’t expecting a negative response out from public. The technology graveyard has been riddled with unsuccessful products and developments such as Amazon’s Fire Phone and Apple Newton. The technology giants in the long run are expected to focus on high-tech marketing organization, which needs …

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Currently, as market leader, Samsung holds around 20 percent of the worldwide smartphone market, followed by Huawei and Apple at around 14 and 13 per cent respectively during the third quarter of this year. Giants Fall to Technology Transition Earlier, when the telecommunications industry moved from 2G, 3G and to 4G, a number of major …

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The top science and space agency of Australia announced a massive $35 million investment into space technology and artificial intelligence, which is anticipated to act as a significant part of the state run science and space agency’s portfolio for the Future Science Platforms, which was initiated by the organization during 2016. Investment to Develop Solutions …

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