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Mirion to Join the U.S. Industry Program at the 69th IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Austria

René Lammers, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Chief Research & Innovation Officer

René Lammers Appointed Chief Research & Innovation Officer of The Estée Lauder Companies

Aker Horizons ASA: The merger between Aker Horizons Holding AS and AKH HoldCo AS is completed

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Supermicro Begins Volume Shipments of NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra Systems and Rack Plug-and-Play Data Center-Scale Solutions

Aker ASA: The merger between Aker Horizons Holding AS and AKH HoldCo AS is completed

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Molecular Instruments® Introduces the HCR™ HiFi Encoder: Game-Changing Multiplex Immunofluorescence

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Among Migrating Nurses, Survey Shows High Satisfaction Rates for Those Who Use a Certified Ethical Recruiter

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Author, Katherine Rundell with a 16ft sculpture of a manticore, a mythical beast with the tail of a scorpion and the body of a lion, at Potters Fields Park in London to celebrate today’s release of The Poisoned King, the new book in the Impossible Creatures series by Katherine Rundell, published by Bloomsbury. Picture date: Thursday September 11, 2025. PA Photo.

Mythical beast with lion’s body and scorpion tail spotted as travel chaos hits London

Visitors enter through an immersive digital portal that reimagines the journey of coffee, setting the tone for a unique Starbucks experience at the legendary Bernabéu Stadium.

Starbucks Opens First Spain Flagship Store Inside Real Madrid’s Bernabéu Stadium

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Mars Partners with Clean Electricity Suppliers for Innovative Strategy to Cover Full Value Chain with Renewables

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Psoriatic Disease To Take Center Stage at the UN General Assembly: IFPA Calls for Greater Recognition of Psoriatic Disease During UN High-Level Meetings

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Doubleview Gold Corp Announces Important High-Grade Copper and Gold Intercepts at Hat Polymetallic Deposit in Northwestern British Columbia