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Sonardyne sets UK goal of net zero by end of 2025
Sonardyne sets UK goal of net zero by end of 2025
Marine technology equipment supplier Sonardyne is aiming to become carbon neutral by the end of 2025, making it the first company of its type in the U...
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Adarga and QinetiQ partner to deliver AI data into defence sector
Adarga and QinetiQ partner to deliver AI data into defence sector
QinetiQ and Adarga have today entered into a strategic partnership to use AI to harness the power of data for the defence and security markets. Imag...
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Elbit Systems UK to provide XACT Night Vision Goggles to UK Armed Forces
Elbit Systems UK to provide XACT Night Vision Goggles to UK Armed Forces
Elbit Systems UK has today announced that it has been awarded an approximately £11.5 million contract by the UK Ministry of Defence to provide X...
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Elbit Systems to provide XACT Night Vision Goggles to UK Armed Forces
Elbit Systems to provide XACT Night Vision Goggles to UK Armed Forces
Elbit Systems UK has today announced that it has been awarded an approximately £11.5 million contract by the UK Ministry of Defence to provide X...
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BAE Systems challenges Scottish apprentices to innovate for carbon net zero drive
BAE Systems challenges Scottish apprentices to innovate for carbon net zero drive
BAE Systems has joined with Fuel Change, a unique platform for the next generation to create a low carbon future, to challenge young people from acros...
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Isotropic Systems and SES GS set to unlock US Military next-gen connectivity
Isotropic Systems and SES GS set to unlock US Military next-gen connectivity
SES Government Solutions (SES GS) and Isotropic Systems have successfully completed the first of two milestone next-gen antenna trials with the US Mil...
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Element achieves Nadcap accreditation for Antwerp lab chemical analysis
Element achieves Nadcap accreditation for Antwerp lab chemical analysis
Element Materials Technology (Element) has received Nadcap accreditation for chemical analysis at its Antwerp, Belgium laboratory. Image court...
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Rolls-Royce tests aerospace's most powerful hybrid-electric propulsion system
Rolls-Royce tests aerospace's most powerful hybrid-electric propulsion system
Rolls-Royce has started testing the first elements of the most powerful hybrid-electric aero power and propulsion system in aerospace at a newly-renov...
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Heathrow embraces SAF to reduce emissions
Heathrow embraces SAF to reduce emissions
Heathrow has successfully incorporated sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) into its operation, ahead of the G7 Summit. Working alongside Vitol Aviation an...
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Governments travel traffic light list reviewed
Governments travel traffic light list reviewed
The first three-weekly update to the UK Governments traffic light list for international travel took place yesterday, with Portugal moved to the amb...
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Babcock CEO hosts Arrowhead 140 engagements in Greece
Babcock CEO hosts Arrowhead 140 engagements in Greece
David Lockwood, Chief Executive Officer, of Babcock International has led a series of meetings in Greece with key industry figures, Government officia...
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Transport Under-Secretary visits DSA
Transport Under-Secretary visits DSA
Robert Courts MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Department for Transport (DfT), met with representatives from TUI, Don Valley MP, Nick Fletcher, Dami...
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GSI appoints Peter Young as CEO
GSI appoints Peter Young as CEO
Global Surface Intelligence (GSI) today announced the appointment of Peter Young as its new CEO. Above: Peter Young, GSI's new CEO. Courtesy GSI ...
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Worms on a mission to research muscle loss in space
Worms on a mission to research muscle loss in space
Today, hundreds of tiny worms are being flown to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of an experiment to understand more about human muscle ...
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Government fund will support new ideas for cleaning up space
Government fund will support new ideas for cleaning up space
Just as its reported that the robotic arm of the International Space Station (ISS) has been hit by space junk, space firms are being invited to apply ...
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