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With 2025 going well, the global helium shortage is becoming more severe, creating challenges across healthcare, technology and aerospace. The surge in demand, strengthened by geopolitical tensions and aging extraction infrastructure, has sparked urgent concerns about the sustainability of helium supply. Advances in recycling and recovery technologies offer some hope, but the high costs associated with these solutions may limit their widespread adoption. The way industry responds is important in navigating the complexity of this increasingly scarce resource. The role of helium in healthcare and technology Helium plays an important role in the medical field, particularly in the operation of…
The future of Sow insemination has arrived. And they’re smarter, faster and more efficient than ever. A groundbreaking 400 Saw survey in 2024 confirms Verility Inc.’s Fertile-Eyez™ technology uses less resources and labor while providing pregnancy and embryo rates comparable to traditional breeding methods. By leveraging AI to identify the optimal insemination window, this cutting-edge diagnostic tool helps pig producers reduce costs, increase conception rates, and accelerate genetic progression throughout the herd. As the demand for precision livestock technology grows, fertile AIDS is setting new standards for reproductive performance. Smarter breeding with less insemination Traditional breeding protocols often rely on…
Ukevents has joined forces with other organisations within the Tourism Alliance to express deep concern about the recent decision to significantly cut the significant funding of its key partner Visitbritain. The decision, which cut 41% funding compared to last year, poses a major threat to the critical work Visitbritain has carried out in promoting the UK as a top destination for tourism and events. With the recently launched “UK-UK Starring” campaign and fantastic events shaping future activities, Visitbritain’s initiative has helped to attract international visitors. Fund cuts threaten to derail these efforts and impact the UK’s ability to compete with…
According to a new report from the University of Sheffield, the UK government will need to provide subsidies for low-carbon technologies such as electric vehicles and solar panels to achieve its net-zero target by 2050. Research shows that encouraging people to adopt low carbon technology (LCT) is benefiting, but it is not sufficient to continue reducing inequality intake among some socioeconomic groups. Dr. Andrew Burlinson, a former economics student at the University of Sheffield, explained: “It is therefore important to emphasize that broader inequality in our society could be further exacerbated by limiting the ability of the most disadvantaged groups…
April 11, 2025Ravi LakshmananVulnerability/Network Security Palo Alto Networks has revealed that it is observing brutefog login attempts to Pan-OS Global-Protect Gateways. It’s days after threat actors warned about a surge in suspicious login scan activities targeting appliances. “Our teams are observing evidence of activity that is consistent with password-related attacks, including attempts to brute force logins that do not indicate exploitation of vulnerabilities,” a spokesman for the company told HackerNews. “We will actively monitor this situation, analyse reported activities to determine their potential impact and identify whether mitigation is necessary.” The development comes after threat intelligence company Greynoise warned about…
Experience Marketing Agency’s Sleek has announced that it has achieved ISO4001:2015 and ISO ISO20121:2024 certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI). These accreditations highlight the agency’s commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices. The certificate is valid until March 5th and is an agency marker to maintain high standards in environmental management and sustainable event planning. “We’re committed to providing a range of services to our customers,” said Gabriella Weekes, supplier and sustainability lead at Sleek. She added: “From fighting climate change to promoting social equality, our focus is on promoting meaningful change, and this achievement reflects the dedication and…
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered that threat actors set up deceptive websites hosted on newly registered domains to provide known Android malware called Spynote. These fake websites pretend to be the Google Play Store installation page for apps such as the Chrome Web browser. “The threat actors used a combination of English and Chinese delivery sites to include Chinese comments in the distribution site code and the malware itself,” the Domaintools Survey (DTI) team said in a report shared with Hacker News. Spynote (aka Spymax) is a remote access trojan that has long been known for its ability to harvest sensitive…
Attorneys for Salvadoran Man Kilmar Abrego Garcia praised the Supreme Court’s order, saying “the rule of law has won.”The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered the government to “promote” the return of Salvadorans who have been mistakenly deported in the wake of President Donald Trump’s immigration policy. Kilmer Abrego Garcia, 29, lived in eastern Maryland, but became one of more than 200 people sent to an El Salvador prison last month, as part of Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants. Most of the deportees were suspected of being members of Venezuelan gangster Tren de Aragua, which the Trump administration declared to be…
Liverpool’s Egypt International has signed a new two-year contract with the Premier League leader.Liverpool forward Mohamed Sara has signed a new contract to extend his eight-year stay at Anfield, the Premier League club said. The 32-year-old Egypt International previously had a Roman spell in Chelsea and Italian Serie A in the Premier League. Speculation was measuring that the forward could be set up to end his stay at Anfield. Sarah herself said in December that the deal was “far”. The Saudi Arabia’s move to the Pro League was highly debated as the forward’s next destination in September 2023, with reports…
Digital watermarks are stepping into the spotlight as a powerful solution to tackling one of the biggest challenges of recycling: the precise sorting of plastic packaging. The latest results from the Digital Watermarks Initiative Holygrail 2.0 trial show a major leap forward to prove the potential of technology on an industrial scale, led by AIM, using alliances to end plastic waste. It will be held at the Hyngen Entengan Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Swisttal, Germany. It deals with 100,000 tonnes of waste per year from over 3 million households. This was when the pilot tested a hard plastic package…