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Sweden’s largest battery storage park goes into operation

The aim is to contribute to relieving the city’s electricity grid in the event of a lack of capacity Sweden’s largest battery storage park has been put into operation in the city of Uppsala. The aim is to contribute to relieving the city’s electricity grid in the event of a lack of capacity. There are…

battery storage park, innovations, newenergy, smartcity, smartcitysweden, sustainablecities, Sweden

Free Online tool helps determine whether a Patient will need a ventilator or ICU care

The researchers started collecting COVID-19 patient data at UCI Health in January 2020 University of California, Irvine health sciences researchers have created a machine-learning model to predict the probability that a COVID-19 patient will need a ventilator or ICU care. The tool is free and available online for any healthcare organization to use. "The goal…

Covid19, innovations, Irvine, smartcity, SmartHealth, technologies, University of California

CarThera starts phase I/II trial in collaboration with Northwestern University to test SonoCloud-9 in patients with recurrent glioblastoma

NIH funded clinical trial explores combination of SonoCloud-9 device with Abraxane®; first patient treated and recruitment now on-going CarThera, a French company that designs and develops innovative ultrasound-based medical devices to treat brain disorders, today announces the launch of a new phase I/II clinical trial (NCT04528680) in collaboration with Northwestern University in Chicago. The trial…

Abraxane, CarThera, innovations, NCT04528680, Northwestern University in Chicago, smartcity, SmartHealth, SonoCloud-9

The Ministry of Digital Development has compiled a rating of applications for pre-installation on gadgets

In early December, Roskomnadzor presented a list of video services that will be able to apply for pre-installation of their applications The Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation has completed the processing of applications from IT companies for inclusion in the list of programs for pre-installation on smartphones and TVs with Smart TV…

innovations, Moscow, Roskomnadzor, smartcity, technologies

A Scottish aquaculture startup wins contract to support alternative protein trials

SalmoSim has secured its first commercial contract with California-based Calysta, supporting trials for a sustainable alternative protein source that could be rolled-out across the global aquaculture industry Using a gut simulator that mimics the digestive tract of Atlantic salmon, SalmoSim will conduct a trial of Calysta’s single-cell feed ingredient FeedKind protein, which is made by…

aquaculture, California, Calysta, FeedKind, innovations, investigation, SalmoSim, smartcity

Oxford University Hospitals Achieves Technology Accreditation

The Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre (NOC) in Oxford has been rated highly for how it uses technology to improve patient care. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the hospital, has reached 'Stage 6' on the EMR Adoption and Maturity (EMRAM) scale, the second highest rating by the international Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society…

innovations, investigation, NOC, oxford, Oxford University Hospitals, smartcity, SmartHealth, technologies

Holland Greentech introduces SoilCares real time soil testing in Zambia

The user is provided with information about soil fertility levels and practical recommendations from the database via an app on his smartphone Holland Greentech(HGT) a supplier of inputs and technical support for the high-quality horticulture sector, introduces SoilCares real time soil testing in Zambia. The soil tests will be performed with a Soil Scanner developed…

agrosmart, Holland Greentech, innovations, smartcity, SoilCares, technologynews, Zambia

Big Data Powers Design of ‘Smart’ Cell Therapies for Cancer

To program these instructions into T cells, they used a system known as synNotch, a customizable molecular sensor that allows synthetic biologists to fine-tune the programming of cells Finding medicines that can kill cancer cells while leaving normal tissue unscathed is a Holy Grail of oncology research. In two new papers, scientists at UC San…

cancer, innovations, Science, SmartCell, smartcity, SmartHealth

The Moscow Region will test the autonomous driving system for transport vehicles on roads

A unified technical data transfer standard will be developed based on the results of the testing In December, the Moscow Region will start testing a system for autonomous driving in traffic. In particular, by the end of the year, V2X equipment (on-board equipment, sensors for receiving and transmitting data) of Fort Telecom, MVS Group, Kaspersky…

innovations, Moscow, Russian, smartcity, technologies

Central Hospital in Finland Automates Symptom Tracking of Coronavirus-Infected Patients’ with Help of an App

The mobile application and remote patient monitoring dashboard bring peace of mind to the patients as they know that their well-being and symptoms are being monitored every day This November Central Ostrobothnia Central Hospital in Finland has started symptom tracking and remote monitoring of corona virus-infected patients with the Buddy Healthcare mobile application and clinical…

Central Ostrobothnia Central Hospital, covid19news, Finland, innovations, Science, SmartHealth, technologies

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