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UD-based NIIMBL will receive $ 153 million in new federal funding
Article by UDaily Staff
Photos by Kathy F. Atkinson
July 16, 2021
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo announced on Wednesday, July 14, new federal funding of $ 153…
The policy of the pandemic is spoiling the public relations business at Fort Bend
Imagine a group of people in a dark room with poor eyesight trying to describe an elephant, with one person touching a leg and saying that this is the elephant, a second touching the tail, which she calls an elephant, a third person holds…
“Homegrown Tomato” festival takes place on Saturday in Concord and Charlotte
CABARRUS COUNTY, NC (WBTV) - The Homegrown Tomato Festival returns on July 17th. This year's event, presented by Duke's Mayonnaise, features nationally recognized speakers and guests from the United States In order to do justice to the…
ASPCA announces the development of two new animal shelters for victims of cruelty and neglect
"The behavioral and psychological effects of cruelty and neglect on dogs and cats are both devastating and complex, and the ASPCA is responding to this multifaceted challenge by expanding our programs to remove behavioral barriers to…
SpaceIL Raises $ 70 Million for Beresheet 2 Moon Mission
Israel is well on its way to another trip to the moon after Israeli nonprofit space agency SpaceIL received $ 70 million in funding from a group of donors, a press release announced on…
President Biden announced his intention to appoint four people as ambassadors
WASHINGTON - Today President Joe Biden announced his intention to appoint the following four people as U.S. ambassadors:
Denise Campbell Bauer, candidate for Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the French Republic…
For small businesses, extreme heat can mean unexpected costs
Weather events have already hit many countries in the country hard this summer. Parts of the east coast are struggling with heavy rainfall from Tropical Storm Elsa, and many parts of the west will be heading for…
Why we need international standards to regulate the space race
With the increase in human activity in space, humanity risks repeating the mistakes that resulted in unbridled competition for scarce resources leading to wars, former U.S. Ambassador W. Robert Pearson told a Duke panel on…
The Danish science and technology attaché meets with leaders from Vermont’s energy sector at…
Vermont Business Magazine Torben Orla Nielsen, consular officer and science / technology attaché at the Danish Consulate in Boston, met with researchers from the University of Vermont and leaders in Vermont's energy sector last Thursday at…
Why animals will be crucial to humans living off Earth
The thousands of space travellers were in suspended animation and nestled together on their ship, which was about to land on the Moon. But something was wrong.
The ship’s computer initiated a series of commands that…