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A step closer to large-scale polystyrene circularity thanks to Sulzer Chemtech’s alliance with VTT

The exclusive collaboration will support the commercialization of comprehensive polystyrene (PS) recycling solutions at the core of circular economy strategies Sulzer Chemtech is strengthening its technology offering for chemical polymer recycling by joining forces with VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. The exclusive collaboration will support the commercialization of comprehensive polystyrene (PS) recycling solutions at…

Political system of the future leading by Top-8 qualities of politics

The qualities of politics of the future could depend on the specific context and needs of a given society However, some experts believe that the politics of the future should embody the following qualities: Transparency: Politics of the future should be open and transparent, with clear processes and decision-making mechanisms that are easily accessible to citizens.…

How will city services change in the future?

In the future, city services are likely to change in several ways Smart cities: Cities will use technology such as IoT, big data, and analytics to improve the efficiency of services and to make them more responsive to citizens’ needs. Automation: Many city services will become automated, including tasks such as trash collection, parking enforcement, and building…

New ZWE biomonitoring report alerts of a high level of dioxins around 3 European incinerators

Research on waste incinerator emissions in three countries - Spain, Czech Republic and Lithuania - found high levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the vicinity of incinerators. The new report published today by Zero Waste Europe on biomonitoring research on waste incinerator emissions in three countries - Spain, Czech Republic and Lithuania - found…

Africa Data Centres breaks ground on new Sameer facility in Nairobi

The focus on Kenya as a key region aims to take the region further into the digital era and uplift the country's profile globally as an attractive investment destination Africa Data Centres (www.AfricaDataCentres.com) has broken ground on its new facility in Nairobi; The new build will expand its existing data centre by up to 15MW of…

This is what the future of coworking should look like

The space is central to local life; reviving relationships and boosting businesses Picture this: a state-of-the-art community workspace within walking distance from home. A space you share with people not because you’re employed by the same company, but because of proximity. A professional atmosphere, but no office politics. Connection, wellness, and professional development are fostered…

Nurturing Malaysia’s Tech Talent of the Future

The RoboFun (Robotics for University) is a programme in partnership with the Malaysian arm of an American multinational corporation and technology Company The Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC), the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) and a US-based ROS Ready robotics platform launched the RoboFun (Robotics for University) programme in partnership with the Malaysian arm of an American multinational…

1 to 5 billion 5G has taken over the world

In six years, 5G signal coverage will reach 85 percent, with 5G technology accounting for about 70 percent of all The number of mobile connections using 5G technology will increase from about one billion this year to five billion worldwide by 2028, representing 55% of all mobile connections. In six years, 5G signal coverage will…

Zero Waste Europe sets essential criteria for zero waste fashion business models in the context of the EU Textiles Strategy

The latest ZWE report, Beyond Circular Fashion - a new business model for the fashion industry, maps the state-of-play of today’s fast fashion business model Zero Waste Europe (ZWE) has set four essential criteria for mapping zero waste fashion business models, urging decision-makers and the fashion industry to look beyond product circularity and ecodesign. The latest ZWE…

Artificial Nerve Cells – Almost Like Biological

This artificial neuron can stimulate natural nerves, making it a promising technology for various medical treatments in the future Researchers at Linköping University (LiU), Sweden, have created an artificial organic neuron that closely mimics the characteristics of biological nerve cells. This artificial neuron can stimulate natural nerves, making it a promising technology for various medical…