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developer of Harvard’s corporate research campus pledges to improve transportation | New
As the Boston Planning and Development Agency conducts its review of the proposed Harvard Corporate Research Campus, developers, university officials and Allston residents met ... -
Stena Line plans its first fossil fuel-free ferry operations by 2030
Concepts for the battery-powered ferry (Stena Line) Posted on Sep 21, 2021, 8:10 PM by The maritime executive Ferry operator Stena Line, in collaboration ... -
Green shame won’t help solve the climate crisis – this is how we can move forward
I have a carbon conundrum. Scientists on the planet told us last month – again – that we are in an age of climate ... -
Compact amplifier could revolutionize optical communication
Newswise – Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, present a unique optical amplifier that is expected to revolutionize both space communication and fiber ... -
Here’s how a dance major found her way back to the barre
Like many young girls, I was thrown into ballet class when I was very young. Growing up with dancing I found it to be ... -
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hints Manchester United star Anthony Elanga could play against West Ham
Young Anthony Elanga could have a chance to impress against West Ham (Picture: Getty) Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has praised young Manchester United star Anthony ... -
New Hill District grocery store could open by spring 2022
More than 100 people attended a virtual community meeting Monday night to hear from four grocers present their ideas to replace Shop ‘n Save ... -
Global Pet Care Market Analysis, Forecast and Opportunity 2021-2025
Dublin, Sep 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The ‘Global Pet Care Market Size, Share and Analysis by Country, by Product Type (Dog Food, Cat ... -
Gungnir drills 6.67% nickel in a 5.65 meter radius grading 2.62% nickel
DGAP-News: Gungnir Resources Inc. / Keyword (s): Drilling results 21.09.2021 / 12:00 The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this advertisement. Gungnir ... -
Universities personalize their communications to compete
To convert interested students into candidates in an increasingly competitive market, colleges and universities are using technology to transform traditional large mailings and floods ...
