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Mental health conversations in the workplace are more important than ever, and creating a work environment that promotes mental health is essential. From Mental Health Awareness Week, we hear from industry leaders about how they build an inclusive, welcoming work environment through training, policies and everyday practices, and why this should be a year-round priority. Mark Lewis, CEO of British Charity Hospitality Action There are many simple and effective ways for employers to create a mindful, balanced work environment that encourages open conversations. Employee check-in, feedback research, happy walks, well-being champion delivery, and mental health assistants or employee support programs…

Space telescopes are beyond the limits of Earth-based launches. Spatial Assemblies (ISAs) are scalable and technically viable ways to build next-generation observatory and track equipment. The larger extraterrestrial telescope promises groundbreaking discoveries, but building these machines on Earth has hit a wall. Rockets only have complex, complex folding systems like James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), pushing engineering to the limit. Jack Shaw, writer and editor at Modded, explores innovation in Space Assembly (ISA) to deploy large-scale space infrastructure and craft on track. Limitations of Earth-based assembly The atmosphere and logistical restrictions keep most telescopes small, so they fit in fairings…

Pakistani forces say they have shot down 25 Indian drones that have entered the airspace as hostility among nuclear-armed neighbors continues to spiral after Indian air raids at multiple locations within Pakistan’s territory. Pakistan’s Major Ahmed Schaudhry, a military spokesman, said on Thursday that Israeli Harop drones made in India had been deployed to targets, including Karachi and Lahore. “Indian drones will continue to be sent to Pakistan’s airspace… [India] Chaudhry said the military had one civilian killed and four Pakistani soldiers were injured as a result of the drone incident. The Indian Army said on Wednesday night and early…

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel on Thursday permanently shut down six UN schools in East Jerusalem, forcing Palestinian students to leave early, putting questions about the education of more than 800 people.Last month, a massively armed Israeli police officer and Ministry of Education officials I ordered six schools in East Jerusalem It closed within 30 days and ended on Wednesday. united nations Palestinian refugee agency known as UNRWAIt operates six schools. Unrwa also runs and continues to run schools in the West Bank under Israeli occupation.The closure order comes after Israel bans UNRWA Because it works in that soil Earlier this…

Who killed Shireen? It also lifts the lid to the US attempt to curb the truth about the 2022 murder of a veteran Al Jazeera journalist.The filmmakers behind a new documentary about the murder of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akure by Israeli forces, say they have revealed the identity of the soldiers who pulled the trigger. Who killed Shireen, a 40-minute research documentary released by Washington, D.C.-based media company Zeteo on Thursday? Killer identifies as a 20-year-old Israeli soldier who took part in the first battle tour of the murder and lifted the lid in a US attempt to…

The centre, led by Aston University and funded £5.6 million from the UKRI Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), will become the world-leading hub for research into energy-efficient brain-inspired technologies. The new centre is more than just a research project. As we know, it’s the beginning of a transformative change in computing. By mimicking the structural and functional design of the human brain, neuromorphic computing aims to tackle the escalating power demands of today’s AI systems and digital infrastructure. Professor Rhine Paris, co-director and neurophysiologist at Aston University, explained: “This project is an exciting leap, learning from biology and…

Trivandi has acquired Brisbane-based Cutler Synthesized Projects, a specialist event overlay company with experience in multiple Olympics, the FIFA World Cup and international sporting events. This strategic move will bolster Trivandi’s end-to-end service and follow major milestones, including the launch of Trivandi Academy, the acquisition of light bulbs and the opening of an APAC office. Event overlays use temporary infrastructure such as seating, broadcast zones and catering facilities to transform existing venues into world-class event spaces. Since London 2012, Overlay has been the center of Tribandy’s sustainable event delivery, allowing experiences like beach volleyball at Eiffel Tower and 80,000-talent pop-up…

The meeting news speaks with Katherine West-Dargon, head of venues and partnerships at Venufindr (part of ASEMBL.GROUP) to explore how the company is positioned at the heart of event planning and redefine the meaning of venue sourcing in a modern, experience-driven industry. Q: Have you always wanted to work at events? A: I’ve always loved working at events. I’m a very organized person and it felt like a natural industry and work to me. My first taste in the event industry came during the placement of work experience at the British Library, where I had been enquiring events. That experience…

Following a multi-year effort, the analysis centre has recently installed new imaging and automation electronics and software to improve ease of use and remote access. The Concord University Materials and REE Analysis Center has completed a pioneering and pioneering upgrade of electronic microprobe hardware and software as part of a major modernization and enhanced equipment operations. This is based on the installation of high-performance GE diffraction crystals prior to 2024 improves X-ray spectral resolution and lower detection limits. And the lab hasn’t stopped here. Additionally planned enhancements are currently in the engineering and development phases. Progress instrumentation Concord University Materials…

Seoul’s military said there could have been a launch to test weapons intended for export.North Korea fired a gust of short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off the east coast, what Seoul called a possible test of weapons intended for export, South Korea’s military said. North Korean forces fired missiles from areas near the city in the Eastern Port between 8:10am (23:10 GMT on Wednesday) and 9:20am (00:20 GMT). The missile flew up to 500 miles (800 km) before landing in the Sea of ​​Japan, the JSC said. The release is the fourth round of ballistic missile tests conducted by…