Cup of woes full for govt. medical college hospitals in Kerala

Grief hung heavy in the modest house with its bare floor and unplastered walls. Outside, a few anxious faces looked up as Navami, 20, stepped out, flanked by her ageing grandmother Seethamma. Her father, Vishruthan, sat silently on a chair nearby,...

Former Sartorius boss leads class of biotech executive shakeups

Joachim Kreuzburg, the long-time former CEO of leading biotechnology firm Sartorius, has reemerged at Cube Biotech, where he has joined the board of directors. The appointment has injected a shot of star power into the German biotech firm, which...

Technology Sector: Looking at the 'Upside Surprise' Factor Over Last 5 Quarters

While the big tech companies, for the most part, don’t report until the 3rd or 4th week in July, looking over prior quarters’ EPS and revenue growth rates for tech, here’s what the progression looked like in terms of where the quarter started, and...

Coast Guard standardizes new format for medical certificate submissions

July 10, 2025 The U.S. Coast Guard National Maritime Center (NMC) has updated its application process with a new digital standard, a strategic move to create a more predictable and reliable submission system for medical certificates. By...

2025 WE Local Prague Recap: Inspiring Women in Engineering and Technology

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DigiComm25, hosted by the New Zealand Institute of Building in March, was a challenge to the status quo. The conference acknowledged that building in Aotearoa New Zealand was no longer naïve but part of the international debate. In the imagination...

4 Ways To Make the Construction Industry More Sustainable

AD The construction sector shapes the very world we live in, building the homes, workplaces, and infrastructure we use. Behind the impressive skylines and structures lies a pressing challenge: the significant environmental impact. The industry has...

Revolutionary Technology: How SPRIBE’s Aviator Redefined iGaming Through Innovation and Social Integration

SPRIBE’s development of Aviator represents a convergence of advanced technology, social gaming principles, and user experience design that has established new benchmarks for the iGaming industry. Technological Foundation Drives Gaming Innovation...

Using Machine Learning to Improve Industrial Chemical Processes

The chemical manufacturing industry is going through a digital shift. With growing pressure to increase efficiency, cut emissions, and accelerate innovation, many companies are turning to machine learning (ML) to help reimagine how they run their...

NewTek Introduces RVD Series Hall Effect Angle Sensors for Demanding Industrial Applications

NewTek Introduces RVD Series Hall Effect Angle Sensors for Demanding Industrial Applications :PENNSAUKEN, N.J. - July 10, 2025 - NewTek Sensor Solutions has launched the RVD Series Hall Effect Angle Sensors designed to meet the high demands of...

Cumbrian Engineering Firm Boosts Output With Growth Hub Grant

business A precision engineering company in Cumbria has improved its production efficiency and quality assurance after securing grant funding through the Cumbria Business Growth Hub. Aneta and Rafal of R.A.F Engineering Ltd R.A.F Engineering Ltd,...

Grappling with challenges in education: Technology not a panacea

By Patricia Mukhim Sometime we tend to believe the worst of ourselves and conclude that education is Meghalaya’s most difficult mountain to scale until we go through online literature and realise that the whole word is grappling with poor...

Woven sews up Boundless buyout to add medical marketing services

Woven Health Collective has threaded Boundless Life Sciences Group into its organization, acquiring the medical marketing firm to advance its deal-driven growth strategy. New York-based Woven, which was previously called ClinicalMind, helps...

ASX loses gains but local biotechs go global

Morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 (at 11… ish), highlighting the movers and shakers on the ASX in early-doors trading. With the market opening at 10am sharp eastern time, the data is taken at 10.15am, once trading kicks off in earnest. In...

Drones to stop school shootings? One Texas company believes the technology is here

Regis Jesuit High School hosted a demonstration of new drone technology in Colorado, meant to stop school shootings before there's mass victims. Campus Guardian Angel, a drone startup company based in Austin, Texas, designs on-site technology,...

Soaring US medical stop loss claims mean challenges for captives

What was once considered a catastrophic and rare medical stop loss claim in the US has now become commonplace, according to a report by the A&H Group, a member of the Tokio Marine HCC group of companies, published on July 7. Its 2025 Annual Market...

The Secure Cash and Transport Association (SCTA) Releases Preliminary Agenda for its 2025 Cash Industry Conference

The annual SCTA Conference, which attracts stakeholders from the cash-in-transit and cash industries, will be held on October 1-3, 2025, in Chicago. This year's conference features David Birch as the keynote speaker. PURCELLVILLE, Va., July 10,...

Top 10 at 11: ASX pulls back from early gains; ASX biotechs go global

After surging early, the ASX 200 has face planted on Friday. Pic: Getty Images Morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 (at 11… ish), highlighting the movers and shakers on the ASX in early-doors trading. With the market opening at 10am sharp...

Sterling Engineering completes 1MW rooftop solar project at Falcon Tea Factory

Sterling Engineering Ltd. has successfully completed a landmark 1 Megawatt rooftop solar power project at the Falcon Tea Factory in Ratnapura, widely regarded as the finest tea producer in Sri Lanka’s Sabaragamuwa Province. This milestone project...

Trump’s Tariffs on Brazil: A Supply Chain Shock for the Drone Industry

When President Trump announced a sweeping 50% tariff on all Brazilian imports, most people probably thought about coffee, beef, or soybeans. But for the drone industry, this trade move could shake up some critical supply chains in ways that might...