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Shoppers power the Christmas lights

As part of Small Business Saturday, Pavegen Systems, a British technology firm, installed a power generating pavement in Brighton on a popular independent high street to promote the UK’s small independent ships.

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Automotive & TransportOpportunities

Midlands to become an "engine of growth"

The Midlands Engine prospectus – the first of its kind in the country - is the result of a joint plan between 11 Local Enterprise Partnerships, which hopes to: boost…

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HealthBreakthroughs

New treatment to cure resistant-TB faster

Successful trials of a new drug combination to treat drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) saw treatment time halved and fewer side effects.

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Manufacturing

New Brose factory creates 300 new jobs

Mechatronic systems and electric motors specialist, Brose, has recruited 300 new people to work on the company’s new £35m factory in Coventry.

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Health

Sugar-growing bacteria ready for launch

A team at NASA’s Ames Research Centre, lead by Lynn Rothschild, have been looking at finding appealing ways to make food in space.

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SpaceBreakthroughs

Space vehicle successfully completes test landing

Blue Origin, the private space company owned by Amazon-founder Jeff Bezos, successfully completed the test flight of its New Shepherd space vehicle, which flew to over 100km and then successfully landed vertically at is West Texas base.

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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities

Autumn statement receives support from manufacturers

Manufacturers have welcomed measures announced in the Government’s Autumn Statement, with investment in infrastructure, energy research and plans to amend the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) all gaining industry support.

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Health

Scientists created malaria-free mosquito

Using genetic technology, scientists have managed to create a malaria-free mosquito that could potentially eradicate malaria.

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Energy & Environment

'Row-bot' could help clean things up

Taking inspirations from swimming insects, Bristol Robotics Laboratory has developed a robot that is powered by dirty water.

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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities

DONG Energy boosts the Humber region

According to a new report, DONG Energy will invest £6 billion in the Humber region over the period of 2013-2019.

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