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The Honorable Sara L. Ellis convened a so-called Markman hearing on Mon., June 27, to hear argument about how Pipp Mobile Storage Systems, Inc., and Innovative Growers…
Mike Crowley at The Meadville Tribune reports a $20 million investment from the state will help keep things running smoothly at Meadville Area Sewer Authority.…
Carrie Meadows at LEDs Magazine reports global associations have improved guidance for public health and UVGI implementation in their sights, taking aim to clarify UV…
At EIN Newswires, Regency Robotics announced that after a year-long process Health Canada has approved Regency’s UVD Ultraviolet “C” light (UVc) autonomous disinfection Robot, Model…
At ASM International, a research team consisting of National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Hokkaido University, and Hiroshima University has developed an iron oxide-based ultraviolet…
As reported at Oregon Live, Effie Greathouse is a mother of two students in Portland Public Schools and director of Digital Resources for Community and…
Samwel Owino at Nation Africa reports the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has outlined a four-step verification of results from polling stations before they…
Thomas Innes at Jersey Evening Post reports a CHARITY which works with Islanders who have learning difficulties is pioneering the use of new infection control…
See http://tny.im/sQn — This study evaluated the use of filtration and UV-A photocatalysis for the reduction of particulate matter (PM) and airborne bacterial pathogens in…
See http://tny.im/sQm — Postoperative infections represent a substantial burden to patients and healthcare systems. To improve patient care and reduce healthcare expenditures, interventions to reduce…