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garadinervi · 7 months

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Steve Biko, Medical Students' Representative Council, University of Natal (Black Section), (pamphlet, 24 pages), n.d. (pdf here) [Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre, University of KwaZulu-Natal. DISA – Digital Innovation South Africa]

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stemroboedtechcompany · 4 months

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mishkakagehishka · 11 months

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hihi! who are some of your favourite french authors/poets? this is for a school project but feel free to ignore if you want! i already have victor hugo in the list, but if you have any information you'd like to add on him id appreciate it! hope you have a good day~

Hmm! I'm actually not too well-versed in French literature. Even though they did a lotta cool shit, I never really took to reading them that much.

Charles Baudelaire, though. He will always be number 1 in my heart. His poetry invented symbolism and beauty in the grotesque (literally). Balzac had some good ideas, but, similarly to Hugo, I have no idea what French prose authors were on in the 19th century, but I just can't make myself read 20 pages of a street being described (<- literally what happens in Le Père Goriot). That said, I do have Splendeurs et misères des courtisanes and Notre-Dame de Paris on my read list, because like. It's worth it. It's a slog, but it's worth it.

Jules Verne, too. I condemned Balzac for his twenty fucking pages of street description, but Verne's prose is everything to me. It's a slog. It's a fucking slog. But i have been doing my damn best to read L'île mysterieuse since I was in middle school, bc I want to read it despite the fact that Verne is also a 19th century French novelist and Jesus Christ he can describe. At least his descriptions tend to stick to describing technology and mechanisms which actually has a function, though. My mom's warm recommendation is also Un capitaine de quinze ans, but I haven't started reading it yet myself.

If it's for a school project, you can use Jules Verne as a fun fact, too, a lot of his novels are considered science fiction, but a lot of them feature stuff that was later invented and stuff that's now feasible. But it's still super cool to read, even tho "around the world in 80 days" isn't a feat anymore, it's fun :)

And since it's a project, i'm gonna be nice and give you some extra names :> : François Rabelais (renaissance lit rep. I don't even know how to summarise Gargantua and Pantagruel, but we love grotesque satire), Molière (wrote satirical comedies - an icon), Voltaire (Candide actually kinda smacks tho I never finished it) and Albert Camus (Stranger is a masterpiece of absurdist literature, but Mersault should not have been condemned for being unemotional, free my man)

#we can hate on the french all we want but i think we have to admit #they kinda have a good literary canon #like i did say ''paris was the centre of the art but mostly bc foreign artists also worked there''#which is true btw but like. let's be real. french writers were so often at the forefront of innovation when it comes to european literature #asks

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phoenixx-news · 9 days

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Philips Expands Innovation Footprint in India

Royal Philips, a global leader in health technology, has marked the ground-breaking ceremony of a new R&D centre to expand its Healthcare Innovation Centre (HIC) in Pune, Maharashtra, illustrating India’s growing importance for healthcare innovation around the globe. Situated in a 10-acre plot in MIDC, Chinchwad, the upcoming facility will have an office space of approximately 300,000 sq. ft in the first phase and will house 1900 employees.

The new center, to be operational in two years, will accommodate R&D teams from the company’s Image Guided Therapy, Precision Diagnosis, Monitoring, and Sleep & Respiratory businesses. By integrating all teams in one center, Philips will be able to optimize for scale, speed, and efficiency while also supporting resource and best practice sharing across businesses. Working on innovative health technologies, the new centre will contribute to Philips’ global mission to improve the lives of 2.5 billion people a year by 2030.

Underscoring a commitment to sustainability, the new centre will have Green Power, provide EV charging provisions, and encourage bicycle commuting. In addition to being a significant landmark in Philips’ global footprint, the launch of this center also strengthens Philips’ commitment to taking a technology-first approach towards expanding access to care.

Collectively employing a strength of over 9000 employees, the Healthcare Innovation Centre in Pune, the Innovation Campus in Bengaluru, the Global Business Services in Chennai, and the commercial team headquartered in Gurgaon, are integral to Philips’ operations in India. Together, they are also fully committed to support the Indian government as it aims to meet its healthcare goals of strengthening the medical devices industry in India.

“Since its inception 130 years ago, Philips has been driven by a sharp focus on innovating for the future. In keeping with this objective, our Healthcare Innovation Centre in Pune provides unique and far-reaching capabilities to address the needs of both Indian and global markets. This new center will further strengthen our commitment to supporting the Indian healthcare ecosystem with innovative and sustainable solutions and leveraging the same for customers globally” said Bert van Meurs, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Leader of Image Guided Therapy, Chief Business Leader of Precision Diagnosis (ad interim), and responsible for Diagnosis & Treatment. “Philips Healthcare Innovation Centre is at the forefront of understanding and responding to some of the outstanding healthcare challenges both in India and in global geographies. With the launch of this new centre, we will be able to design more innovative end-to-end solutions and collaborate better with healthcare providers as we look to meet our common goal of attaining better health outcomes,” said Peeyush Kaushik, Vice President and Head of Healthcare Innovation Center, Pune.

Established in 2011, Philips Healthcare Innovation Centre (HIC), Pune, is focused on multi-modality healthcare R&D and smart manufacturing, complete product development incorporating customer feedback to commercialization and operational excellence. It is committed to developing an innovation ecosystem and providing a competitive cost advantage in developing global products while aligning with the Indian government’s Make in India initiative. With a reach expanding across 140 countries, Philips HIC plays a key role in Philips’ strategy.

Earlier in November 2023, Philips India inaugurated its innovation campus in Yelahanka, Bengaluru. Accommodating over 5,000 professionals in a 650,000 sq. ft. facility, the new campus will focus on innovative health technologies aimed at improving patient experiences, achieving better health outcomes, improving staff experiences, and lowering the cost of care.

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gadgetshowtech · 2 months

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Schneider Electric MasterPacT MTZ Active at Data Centre World Launched to revolutionise power distribution

At Data Centre World London, Schneider Electric unveiled the MasterPacT MTZ Active, a new low voltage air circuit breaker. This innovative product aims to redefine efficiency and sustainability in power distribution for critical industries, including data centres. Innovative Features for Enhanced Efficiency and Safety The MasterPacT MTZ Active looks to address the significant challenges faced…

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leetrevenaphd · 3 months

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Happy to say that the first study has been accepted for publication by a Q1 journal.

Trevena, L., Paay, J. & McDonald, R. VR interventions aimed to induce empathy: a scoping review. Virtual Reality 28, 80 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10055-024-00946-9

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pathologylab · 4 months

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Exciting news! #G2M is thrilled to be part of the #MedLabMiddleEast #Conference, the first of 2024! Join us from Feb 5-8 for cutting-edge, robust, highly accurate and CE-IVD approved #solutions. Book your meeting slot now and let's explore the future of #healthcare together. 🤝 : Dubai World Trade Centre 📅 : February 05–08, 2024 🏪 : Z6.D20 🌍 : https://www.genes2me.com/upcoming-events #Genes2Me #MedLab2024 #HealthcareInnovation # #RTPCR #IVD #kits #rapid #antigen #antibody #testing #kits #NGS #POC #exhibition #dubaiworldtradecentre #dubai #worldtradecenter #poct #2024trends #india

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neosciencehub · 4 months

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Innovative Technique Enhances Control over Liquid Droplets for Diverse Applications

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In a groundbreaking development, scientists from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have unveiled a novel method for encapsulating liquid droplets with far-reaching implications for various fields. Published in Nature Communications, the study introduces a technique harnessing the capillary effect to create composite shells with tunable thickness, allowing the encapsulation of droplets of…

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theliverpudlianuk · 5 months

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🎉 ASG King & Fowler, a historic Liverpool manufacturing business with roots tracing back to its establishment in 1887, is excited to announce a significant £1.35 million investment in a state-of-the-art Tartaric Sulphuric Anodising (TSA) Line.

🎉 This strategic investment comes in anticipation of regulatory reforms driven by the REACH initiative, which aims to ban the use of hexavalent chrome in aerospace applications. The investment showcases ASG King & Fowler's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and staying at the forefront of industry standards and ahead of regulatory reform.

🎉 The new TSA Line, which is currently being manufactured and commissioned by Jacquet Weston Engineering, is set to revolutionise ASG King & Fowler's production processes. This fully automated line promises increased productivity and throughput advantages, all while adhering to stringent environmental standards.

🎉 Gareth Richards, Managing Director of ASG King & Fowler, said: ‘We are proud to embrace this change and remain a leading force in the aerospace manufacturing industry.'

🎉 Read the rest of our article on TheLiverpudlian.com for more information: https://www.TheLiverpudlian.com/post/liverpool-manufacturer-king-fowler-announces-1-35-million-investment-in-revolutionary-tsa-line

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gaycarboys · 5 months

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What’s New in“European” Hyundai Tucson here in 2024

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viragfold · 6 months

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III OPEN CALL MAIL ART IN TRIBUTE TO IBIRICO

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stemroboedtechcompany · 4 months

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kesarijournal · 7 months

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Microsoft's Nuclear Odyssey: A Symphony of Power, Politics, and Pioneering

Seattle, WA — In an era where “green” is the new gold and “renewable” the new religion, Microsoft is playing a different tune—let’s call it the Nuclear Symphony. As the tech giant ventures into nuclear energy, it’s not just making waves; it’s creating tsunamis that could reshape the energy landscape, the tech industry, and even geopolitics. The Energy Labyrinth Data centres are the unsung…

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paramscience · 9 months

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craft2eu · 9 months

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Design Campus Summer School: Dresden von 20.07. bis 25.08.2023

Am Donnerstag, 20. Juli 2023, eröffnet das Kunstgewerbemuseum der Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) erneut seine jährliche Design Campus Summer School. Laura Drouet und Olivier Lacrouts (Studio d-o-t-s), Heads of School © Foto: Olly Cruise In engem Dialog mit der Sonderausstellung „Pflanzenfieber. Botanik, Mensch, Design“ (29.4.—31.10.2023) und der Sammlung des Kunstgewerbemuseums…

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